When it comes to teaching robots new skills, a lot of people assume that you need to be an advanced coder. With tools such as the Pika Data Gripper, it is now possible to train robots to perform complex tasks via demonstration. It uses dual cameras and an IMU for ±1.5mm spatial accuracy. This data gripper has an ergonomic, lightweight design for easy handling.
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This data gripper should work with most robot systems on the market. It supports ROS. It uses a fusion of a depth camera, encoder and IMU for high-speed tracking. The above video shows how this works.
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