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End-to-End Learning for a Low-Cost Robotics Arm

Chothani, 2024

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Chothani A
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Robotic manipulation is a cornerstone of automation, with the ultimate goal of developing versatile systems capable of executing a wide range of real-world tasks autonomously. Traditional robotics approaches, while reliable and widely adopted in industrial settings …
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