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PRISM helps robots move better by learning how forces and motion interact

Lanka Hit News • Nov 11, 2026 · 1h ago • 1 min read
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A new neural network component, developed at University of Michigan Engineering, challenges a common assumption in robot learning: that the same general-purpose neural networks used for image recognition are equally suited to controlling physical movement.

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