Robots Are Trying To Pick Strawberries. So Far, They’re Not Very Good At It

Robots Are Trying To Pick Strawberries. So Far, They’re Not Very Good At It

  • March 22, 2018
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Robots Are Trying To Pick Strawberries. So Far, They’re Not Very Good At It

Any 4-year old can pick a strawberry, but machines, for all their artificial intelligence, can’t seem to figure it out. Pitzer says the hardest thing for them is just finding the fruit. The berries hide behind leaves in unpredictable places.

Source: npr.org

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