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Dexterity: Novel Materials for Robust Grasping and Manipulation

An interactive webinar discussing how progress in robotic materials is impacting the field of manipulation. The second conversation in the series, hosted by Northwestern's Center for Robotics and Biosystems. Grand Challenges in Robotics: Dexterity Conversation 2 on Robot Dexterity: Novel Materials for Robust Grasping and Manipulation Monday, January 30, 3-4 p.m. CST Moderator: Carmel Majidi, Carnegie Mellon University Panelists: Elliot W. Hawkes, UC Santa Barbara; Tess Hellebrekers, Meta AI; Nancy Pollard, Carnegie Mellon University; Yon Visell, UC Santa Barbara Novel material architectures capable of matching the mechanics, sensing capabilities, and articulated motions of natural human hands have the potential for transformative impact in robotic grasping and manipulation. Such advancements build on efforts to combine research in dexterous manipulation and haptics with emerging methods in soft robotics and integrated material systems. In this panel, experts from these domains will discuss and debate how progress in robotic materials is impacting the field of manipulation. Conversation 1 on Dexterity, from Jan. 11, 2023, moderated by Ed Colgate, Northwestern University can be viewed at https://lnkd.in/gbjysTd2.