MIT community members win 2023 IEEE medals and awards
MIT faculty Rodney Brooks, Tom Leighton, and Daniela Rus, and alumni José Manuel Fonseca Moura, Rebecca Rae Richards-Kortum, Radia Perlman, and Alexander Waibel received top IEEE honors for 2023.
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MIT faculty Rodney Brooks, Tom Leighton, and Daniela Rus, and alumni José Manuel Fonseca Moura, Rebecca Rae Richards-Kortum, Radia Perlman, and Alexander Waibel received top IEEE honors for 2023.
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Let's see if i can do it. oh wow! 0h... kind of. oh, look at it right itself. wow. so the thing is, it can't actually see the stairs, this is a blind controller. so it doesn't know that the stair is coming. it has to be totally reactive. so it hasn't learned how to do this, it is just reacting to falling, basically, down the stairs. yeah, i took a little bit of a risk. it is really impressive, but what are the real—world applications for this? daniela rus is the director of csail. the robot can carry things for us and can traverse dangerous territory and present us with information that is r...
Wow. so the thing is, it can't actually see the stairs, this is a blind controller. so it doesn't know that the stair is coming. it has to be totally reactive. so it hasn't learned how to do this, it is just reacting to falling, basically, down the stairs. yeah, i took a little bit of a risk. it is really impressive, but what are the real—world applications for this? daniela rus is the director of csail. the robot can carry things for us and can traverse dangerous territory and present us with information that is really too difficult for us to reach ourselves. the robot could also carry thin...
0h... kind of. oh, look at it right itself. wow. so the thing is, it can't actually see the stairs, this is a blind controller. so it doesn't know that the stair is coming. it has to be totally reactive. so it hasn't learned how to do this, it is just reacting to falling, basically, down the stairs. yeah, i took a little bit of a risk. it is really impressive, but what are the real—world applications for this? daniela rus is the director of csail. the robot can carry things for us and can traverse dangerous territory and present us with information that is really too difficult for us to reac...