Berkeley Robot for the Elimination of Tedious Tasks

A New Contender in Trial And Error—The Robot That Learns Like You and I

Medicine & Technology May 26, 2015

Robots that can learn? Yes they can, at least with these new algorithms. A UC Berkeley research team has created algorithms that allow robots to use trial and error to learn motor tasks. This is a process that is much closer to the ways that humans think and learn, making it a major artificial intelligence milestone.

Berkeley Robot for the Elimination of Tedious Tasks

A New Contender in Trial And Error—The Robot That Learns Like You and I

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