Opinion: What embodied AI must prove before it has its ‘GPT moment’

By Steven Yang, founder and editor, RoboSkin.ai Consider an assembly robot that encounters resistance while inserting a component. The camera suggests correct alignment, but the contact could indicate a small positioning error, a tight fit or an obstruction.

Opinion: What embodied AI must prove before it has its ‘GPT moment’

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By Steven Yang, founder and editor, RoboSkin.ai Consider an assembly robot that encounters resistance while inserting a component.

The camera suggests correct alignment, but the contact could indicate a small positioning error, a tight fit or an obstruction.

Pushing harder may complete the insertion or damage the part.

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By Steven Yang, founder and editor, RoboSkin.ai Consider an assembly robot that encounters resistance while inserting a component. The camera suggests correct alignment, but the contact could indicate a small positioning error, a tight fit or an obstruction. Pushing harder may complete the insertion or damage the part.

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Pushing harder may complete the insertion or damage the part. A brief withdrawal and controlled repositioning could […]

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