S1 data glove captures demos of Rubik's Cube solves, card shuffling, butterfly knife tricks
Haoyu_Xiong_ · x · 2026-10-22
Researcher Daniel Xie showed off the S1 data glove: the team completed 30 demanding tasks while wearing it, including fast Rubik's Cube solves, card shuffling, and butterfly-knife tricks.
The design constraint is that the glove must let people perform the movements they want to record, so demonstrations show what wearers can actually do with it on. A robotics researcher congratulated the team and flagged hand-robot skill transfer as the interesting next step.
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