How to pronounce “gripper” in English

unprompted AI. Uh I remember 2016, I had that incident where I was, youknow, observing a project we were funding that was about teaching grippers how to grip,unlike industrial machinery. Uh so, to be to be able to grip like a human needs a very high level of

And then, I think Paul was like, I'm just going to see how far I can push this.And then one, literally, would go grip a tabletop maybe and then just sort of carry it up-- because they can climb walls and have the appropriate gripper

And the idea is what we want to do is compute a probability or, in this case a lower bound, on the probability of a successful grasp.And what you're seeing here, with this whisker diagram, is these are all approach directions from the gripper.And the length of the whisker is related to the probability that that approach direction will be successful.

And on of the things that's interesting is that the results are not always intuitive.So that, for example, this one-- part D-- the intuition would be to have the robot gripper come here.And that actually would, it turns out, not be very, the probability of success is not that high because of the uncertainty in the part's shape.

And that actually would, it turns out, not be very, the probability of success is not that high because of the uncertainty in the part's shape.So there's a lot of opportunity for these two corners, here, to intersect with the gripper if you do that.So it turns out this is actually the optimal grasp in this case.