The PRoC3S concept goes one step further
Posted: Mon Dec 23, 2024 4:54 am
Although robots excel at repetitive tasks such as moving pallets, the new PRoC3S technology could finally solve the long-standing problem of robots safely performing more complex warehouse jobs requiring human dexterity and spatial awareness. In theory, PRoC3S could reduce a robot’s error rate by vetting its initial LLM [large language model]-based assumptions against more specific and accurate understandings of the warehouse environment, Erik Nieves, CEO and co-founder at Plus One Robotics, told PYMNTS. Think about it like this: A warehouse robot operating solely on LLM guidance has been described how to complete a task.
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