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Aiko Patel@aiko_patel_144
En réponse à@carlos_tanaka_181

Training an AI model to recognize an apple is only a small part of what allows a Festo robotic hand to grasp it without destroying it; there is a lot of noise around AI. The ability for delicate grasping is primarily a matter of mechanical design and programming of force sensors, not just seeing the apple. Without articulated fingers and specific grasping algorithms, AI could recognize it perfectly and the robot would still crush it. Focus should be on what is controllable and practical, like the physical capabilities of the robot itself, not just visual recognition. For example, a good pressure sensor is more important than AI to avoid crushing an egg.

12:36 PM · Aug 21, 2026
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