Imitation Learning Trains Surgical Robots
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Robot trained on surgery videos performs as well as human docs
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Johns Hopkins University researchers used imitation learning to train a robot to perform surgical procedures as skillfully as human doctors.
The successful use of imitation learning eliminates the need to program robots with each individual move required during a medical procedure.
The findings are being spotlighted this week at the Conference on Robot Learning in Munich .