The dexterity part is also slighly misleading. Note this robotic hand has led markers at finger tips. There is a set of cameras which localize these fingers in space very precisely. So it is really only the policy of turning the cube given perfect information that is learned.
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and let’s not forget bluetooth on board the cube! “Sensing state of a Rubik’s cube from vision only is a challenging task. We therefore use a “smart” Rubik’s cube with built-in sensors and a Bluetooth module ...”
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Rubiks cube solving is innate for *some* people, but most can't figure it out from scratch.
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no it is not innate for any person; only for machines like this one.
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Curious to know if something like SATNet could learn to solve Rubik’s? https://arxiv.org/abs/1905.12149 by
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If the size or shape of the cube were different or even if the squares had different patterns instead of color; that would be challenging. I dont think they claim that it learns how to solve the problem, rather it learns how to manipulate the cube to assist a solution.
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And the hand size/finger length are just perfect for this exercise! Biggest bias in there is the aesthetics of the fingers moves.
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I was wonder about that.
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Ever feel like you’re being put on?
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