The interesting shift is not just that robots played better football. It is that common hardware platforms like Booster T1 are moving the competition from “who can build the robot” to “who can make the robot think, coordinate and recover better in the real world.” That may be how robotics starts to scale?
The interesting shift is not just that robots played better football. It is that common hardware platforms like Booster T1 are moving the competition from “who can build the robot” to “who can make the robot think, coordinate and recover better in the real world.” That may be how robotics starts to scale?