Carnegie Mellon to celebrate accomplishments of robotics pioneerCarnegie Mellon to celebrate accomplishments of robotics pioneer Humans don't see well. Just ask any ophthalmologist. But add in the fact that people embrace illusions, harbor delusions and foster confusion. That's why Takeo Kanade, when he began programming robots to see, decided against using the human model. He developed his own theory of robotic vision that included origami, math and geometry.
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