RTU MIREA ‘overloaded’ an amplifier and taught robots to understand gestures without cameras and gloves - CNews

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Researchers at RTU MIREA developed a new system that lets robots recognize human gestures without cameras or gloves. The solution combines a specially tuned amplifier with a compact sensor setup and achieves high recognition accuracy in tests. The article says the approach avoids bulky vision-based equipment and works in real time, which makes it easier to deploy in robotics and industrial settings. It also points to potential use in VR and other human-machine interaction scenarios.

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