MIT’s new model cuts reaction delays by 30 times for faster robot movement
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MIT researchers developed VLASH, a system that helps robots plan future movements while still executing current ones, cutting reaction delays by 30 times. In tests, robots sorted objects twice as fast while maintaining 90% accuracy, with potential applications in search-and-rescue and emergency response.
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