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Posted: 2025-05-31 00:19:42 UTC

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2025-05-31 00:22:45 UTC
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MIT engineers have developed a robotic arm capable of playing ping pong with 88% accuracy, returning shots at speeds up to 42 mph. This robot can read spin, select the perfect swing, and execute various shots like loop, chop, and drive. Built from MIT’s humanoid robot, it uses predictive math and has potential applications in training athletes or rescue operations.
Robotic arm achieves 88% accuracy in ping pong
Returns shots at speeds up to 42 mph
Built from MIT’s humanoid robot using predictive math
Potential applications in training athletes and rescue operations
Embarrassing human reflexes
Potential for misuse depending on its mood