AI helps household robots cut planning time in half : vimars

Researchers from MIT CSAIL came up with PIGINet, a novel machine learning-based system that improves household robots' efficiency by using multimodal input sequences to anticipate and select feasible task plans, reducing planning time and enabling adaptability in diverse environments.

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