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Grasping with a Human Touch: Robots Learn to Handle Objects Like We Do

25.02.2026 by ebaster

The proposed agent structure facilitates task-oriented grasping by organizing components to enable effective manipulation, though its ultimate viability will depend on real-world deployment and the inevitable emergence of unforeseen complications.

New research demonstrates how reinforcement learning, guided by human grasping patterns, enables robots to perform complex object manipulation tasks with greater dexterity and intention.

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Can We Predict the Future of Science?

25.02.2026 by ebaster

A new benchmark dataset assesses how well artificial intelligence can forecast key aspects of the scientific process, from collaboration to impact.

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Seeing and Hearing is Believing: Robots Get Smarter with Multimodal AI

25.02.2026 by ebaster

The system’s central nervous system, a dedicated robot controller, orchestrates movement and response, embodying the principle that mastery lies in understanding-and ultimately manipulating-the mechanisms of control.

Researchers are developing new ways to combine visual and auditory information with advanced artificial intelligence, enabling robots to better understand and respond to human commands.

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Robots That Understand: Guiding Multi-Agent Systems with Language

25.02.2026 by ebaster

The system demonstrates adaptable coordination across varied collaborative scenarios-from multi-robot pathfinding, where communication refines collective trajectories, to human-robot partnerships involving object rearrangement and joint carrying-by integrating high-level task assignments and human direction to dynamically adjust individual paths and achieve seamless interaction.

A new framework allows teams of robots to dynamically adjust their plans based on natural language instructions, enhancing collaboration and safety.

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The Self-Driving Lab: AI Takes Control of Microscopy

25.02.2026 by ebaster

The framework orchestrates modular scientific instrumentation through chat-based control and a dynamic system of language models-a router, knowledge base, and command interpreter-that accesses and manipulates data within a digitally enhanced platform, demonstrating an architecture where even the pursuit of autonomous experimentation is subject to the constraints of its own design and the limits of accessible knowledge.

Researchers have developed an AI framework capable of independently designing and executing experiments using scanning probe microscopy, paving the way for faster scientific discovery.

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Smarter Robots: Predicting and Preventing Collaboration Failures

25.02.2026 by ebaster

A robotic framework anticipates potential task failures-such as dropping a glass of water-by either proactively stabilizing the action to ensure completion or preparing for the consequence by retrieving a cleaning implement, demonstrating a capacity for both preventative and reactive control in dynamic environments.

A new framework empowers robots to anticipate human errors during teamwork and proactively adjust, leading to more seamless and effective collaboration.

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The Autonomous University: AI’s Potential to Reshape Higher Education

25.02.2026 by ebaster

Generative artificial intelligence remains locked in a cycle of stimulus and response, while a more advanced form-agentic AI-establishes a continuous loop of sensing, strategizing, acting, and remembering, amplified by its capacity to integrate and utilize external tools, foreshadowing systems that don't simply <i>respond</i> to the world, but actively <i>shape</i> it.

A new framework proposes leveraging artificial intelligence to automate administrative tasks, potentially freeing up educators to focus on teaching and research.

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Beyond the Hype: Why Truly ‘Agentic’ Healthcare AI Remains Elusive

25.02.2026 by ebaster

A new analysis reveals that inflated expectations and inconsistent definitions are hindering the responsible development and deployment of AI systems in healthcare.

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Building Intelligence, Block by Block

25.02.2026 by ebaster

A new review argues that the brain’s modular design holds the key to creating more flexible and powerful artificial intelligence systems.

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Shaping the Future: AI-Powered Control for Soft Robots

24.02.2026 by ebaster

The research extends closed-loop inverse kinematics (CLIK) to infinite dimensions, enabling task-solving reasoning across the entirety of a soft robot’s shape, and overcomes the practical difficulty of obtaining analytical Jacobians for such models through the implementation of a neural network embedding learned from simulations [latex] \mathbb{J} [/latex].

Researchers are leveraging neural networks to achieve precise, closed-loop control of soft robots, unlocking new possibilities for complex manipulation and locomotion.

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