Nvidia has novel approach to train robots to manipulate objects
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Nvidia has novel approach to train robots to manipulate objects

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Nvidia has novel approach to train robots to manipulate objects
14:26:40 / November 6, 2018

With a unique combination of synthetic images, the researchers found a way to more easily and more effectively train a computer vision algorithm for robots.

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