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Stefan Glibetic
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Jun 25, 2026
Degrees of freedom: Why human dexterity is the holy grail of robotics
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5:50EllieCORRESPONDENT
And he's taken a lot of inspiration from the human hand, which is very cool.

Stefan GlibeticGUEST
The traditional automation type approach is to use suction cups for pick and place type of jobs.

Stefan GlibeticGUEST
So we were like, okay, why do humans do this really well? Humans, they just use their fingers.

Stefan GlibeticGUEST
And if you think about traditional robotics, typically robotic grippers are just another kind of stiff material.

Stefan GlibeticGUEST
A gripper or soft finger is more of a modern approach to dealing with some of these problems, but a lot of grippers in the industrial space are designed like that.
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6:38EllieCORRESPONDENT
In the pilot that you have had and, you know, in terms of the deployment so far, how much better is a mushroom harvester? Is it at the level of humans or is it exceeding humans? It