Things to do with Cobot in the Academy

Today we visited Tera, the cute Baxter of the Tel Aviv University Faculty of Curiosity Lab. Tera looks at the movement of the ball in space, translates the motion into a two-dimensional painting, and draws it with a pencil.They had already asked me why this was good, and I could not answer, but I am sure that in the future we will read a fascinating scientific article, which demonstrated the capabilities here. But what we’re seeing here is actually a combination of hand analysis and motion processing, and moving a robotic arm according to the resulting image analysis – think of the applications in surgery, handling hazardous materials, or underwater work …In the meantime, one can only begin to imagine what else can be done with curiosities in a curiosity lab…