For two years we took part in a research project: HIRAC (Hardware Independent Robotic Assistance Controller).
The aim was to develop hardware-independent software. It is now able to carry out its first tasks. These include image recognition and localisation of objects, gripping, lifting and placing items, and pouring and handing over a glass of water.
Thanks to integrated artificial intelligence and machine learning, learning new tasks will become ever faster and more efficient. This opens up a wide range of possible applications, in both the industrial and the social sector.
Here you will find all articles about our research project.
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