Called the Aloha Unleashed project, these two robotic Aloha 2 manipulator arms can now repair other robots in addition to autonomously performing various tasks, while also adapting to placement issues in real-time.
To achieve this, the team upgraded the arms with a low-friction rail to enable them to grasp smaller objects, added smaller RealSense cameras for a broader field of view, and a new desktop frame made from aluminum sporting a vision camera overhead. Even more impressive is the fact that the footage you see here was captured all in one shot.
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We picked three of the most dexterous tasks we could think of: tying shoelaces; replacing a robot finger; hanging a shirt. And tried to see if we could train a policy to do each. All of them worked!,” said Chelsea Finn, Roboticist on the Mobile Aloha Team.
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