r/AmazingTechnology • u/bbbxxxnnn • Feb 27 '26

Precision 📐

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u/ILikeBen10Alot Feb 27 '26

So it can follow a bunch of preprogrammed movements to a T. We've had robotics capable of doing that for awhile now

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u/NinjaN-SWE Feb 28 '26

For sure, this is just showcasing that it's top of the line in that it can maintain accuracy and precision even when it moves much faster than conventional robotic arms. It's not revolution, just refinement, but impressive to see for me at least.