A home furnishing brand from Sweden, and the products it launches, such as chairs and other furniture products, are not as good as their own to spend the money on decorating their masters. But for those who have zero hands-on capabilities, they want to install themselves. It is quite difficult. Researchers from the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore said that in response to this problem, they have developed a new type of robot that eliminates the need for people to look at uninformed manuals for furniture installation.
It is understood that researchers have added Lee's arms, clips, sensors, and 3D cameras to the robot's 'body'. During actual testing, the robot can complete the installation of the IKEA dining chair frame within 20 minutes.
At present, this robot has undergone three years of research and development, and plans to seek cooperation with artificial intelligence experts. The R&D team puts deeper expectations on this robot, and hopes that it can only be installed through the home's installation guide in the future, the user's voice. , Finished drawings, etc. will be able to assemble the furniture.
Quang-Cuong Pham, a researcher at Nanyang Technological University, said that they have now let robots 'learn' what they should do to install the furniture in order to complete the instructions. After uniting the artificial intelligence deep learning ability, they hope for the next 5~10 During the year can let the robot 'study on their own' according to different products what to do.
Will this chic robot replace some of the installer's work in the future? Let's wait and see.
