ASTM and Singapore Standards Council Identify Five Gaps Holding Back Embodied AI
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Summary: A robot can complete an impressive demonstration and still leave a prospective customer with difficult questions. How will it behave when people interrupt its task? Who controls the data its cameras collect? Can it work alongside machines from another supplier? Those deployment q
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