It's part of a growing trend toward using AI models to make humanoid and other robots more versatile.
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Google on Thursday announced Gemini Robotics 2, a series of updates designed to both give AI-powered robots more dexterity and make them easier to control.
Why it matters: It's part of a growing trend toward using AI models to make humanoid and other robots more versatile.
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