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Robot learns to play with Lego by watching human teachers

Robot learns to play with Lego by watching human teachers

Part of being a good teacher is understanding that the device that you’re teaching has different ways of acting in the world and different ways of perceiving it
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Format LinkPosted on October 27, 2016November 27, 2023Author julienTags education, empathy, lego, robot, slapmybot, teaching

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