Robotic dexterity should be judged on speed, force control and tool use, not copying humans
DJiafei · x · 2026-10-26
The author argues that the ultimate frontier of robotic dexterity combines speed, precision, force control, tool use, and seamless integration of all of them — and that robotics evaluations should target these capabilities. The goal, he says, shouldn't be replicating human dexterity but surpassing it.
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