TRIMI: a wearable robot hand shown at CoRL promises near-perfect demo data with no remapping
chris_j_paxton · x · 2026-11-14
At CoRL, chrisjpaxton tried TRIMI from DennisHongRobot's team — a dexterous robot hand you can also wear yourself. Positioned as the logical extension of the UMI data-collection approach, it is impressively dexterous and, since demos come directly from the human hand's own motion, presumably yields 'perfect' data with no remapping needed.
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