What does robot Handwriting Look Like? | WIRED

Researchers have developed robots that can imitate human movements when it comes to actions such as handwriting or reaching for objects in a bid to make it easier for humans to predict their behaviour.
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A team from the University of Göttingen worked together to ensure that machines mimicked human movement. Most human movements involve a multitude of individual actions, connected to each other automatically. When children learn to write they guide the pen hesitantly at first before learning to connect the individual letters smoothly.
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What does robot handwriting look like? | WIRED
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Looks like my Nan's handwriting.
After a couple of Brandys...

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Lol @Rem

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Answer: Shit.