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Researchers at Stanford University developed a robot that can imitate what you’re doing in real-time thanks to a simple webcam setup.
Called HumanPlus , the team’s robot can learn how to box, play piano, return a ping pong ball, and type, all by shadowing what a human does.
Once you teach the HumanPlus enough movements, it develops a deep knowledge base that lets it eventually handle tasks autonomously.
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