Humanoid progress beyond movement
A post credits the DARPA Robotics Challenge with enabling progress and floats another contest, arguing that handling objects remains hard and specialized setups often win.
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One post argues that comparisons of humanoid robot progress should account for how robots handle and interact with objects. The author praises recent advances, particularly in movement, but says manipulation remains extremely difficult and specialized setups often win. Crediting the DARPA Robotics Challenge as a major enabler, they suggest another challenge to gauge progress—perhaps excluding driving and other tasks they expect specialized hardware to handle.
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