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    The apparent push toward dexterity at IROS

    A poster called dexterity the biggest trend they saw at IROS, with less emphasis on touch and force sensing.

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    A poster said the biggest trend they saw at IROS was a huge push toward dexterity. They also saw a smaller push toward touch and force sensing, which they said are usually considered prerequisites for dexterity.

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    @chris_j_paxtonSo the biggest trend I saw at IROS was the huge push towards dexterity (and to a lesser extent touch and force sensing, which are usually considered prerequisites)4h

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    @chris_j_paxtonSo the biggest trend I saw at IROS was the huge push towards dexterity (and to a lesser extent touch and force sensing, which are usually considered prerequisites)4h