Robotics 2.0, in Bradski’s parlance, deals with robots being able to more easily handle greater levels of variance. To make this jump to Robotics 2.0, robots must be able to see (ideally in 3D), ...

image: This is the cover of 'Computer Vision in Robotics and Industrial Applications.' view more Credit: World Scientific Publishing, 2014 "Human-computer interfacing has become a major scientific ...

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