A one-camera robot folds a shirt zero-shot with just an RGB-D sensor
Scobleizer · x · 2026-07-29
A robot is shown doing a zero-shot shirt-folding task using just one RGB-D camera.
The post highlights how much work the “one-eyed robot” can do with minimal sensing, suggesting a compact perception setup can still enable a surprisingly capable manipulation demo.
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