US EditionThe rise of embodied AI: Robots that learn by doing
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The rise of embodied AI: Robots that learn by doing
By Laura Pérez, PAL Robotics As robotics becomes more deeply integrated into society, a new paradigm is taking shape: embodied artificial intelligence (AI). Unlike traditional AI, which operates in abstract digital environments, embodied AI enables robots to learn by doing; connecting perception, cognition, and action through direct physical interaction with the world. This shift toward […]
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