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Psyonic wants to give people bionic hands and pay them to help develop robot hands

Semafor reports that Psyonic wants to collect data on how people grip, lift and fold with its bionic hands. CEO Aadeel Akhtar says the startup is in the early stages of an effort to deploy thousands of hands globally, with a particular focus on Pakistan.

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Semafor reports that San Diego startup Psyonic wants to give people its bionic hands and pay them so it can collect data for developing robotic hands. CEO Aadeel Akhtar says an effort to deploy thousands globally is in its early stages. He says the hands log grip forces, torques and finger positions, which can be synced with wearable-camera video to help a robotics model learn what a task looks and feels like.

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@semaforPsyonic is now in the early stages of an effort to deploy thousands of bionic hands globally, specifically eyeing Pakistan, says CEO Aadeel Akhtar. Akhtar said Psyonic’s hands log the forces, torques, and finger positions of every grip, which can be synced to video from a wearable camera, so a robotics model learns both what the task looks like and what it feels like.
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    @semaforPsyonic is now in the early stages of an effort to deploy thousands of bionic hands globally, specifically eyeing Pakistan, says CEO Aadeel Akhtar. Akhtar said Psyonic’s hands log the forces, torques, and finger positions of every grip, which can be synced to video from a wearable camera, so a robotics model learns both what the task looks like and what it feels like.
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