Dactyl (OpenAI)
Dactyl was a robotics research project at OpenAI that used deep reinforcement learning to control a five-fingered, human-like robot hand and manipulate physical objects with high dexterity.
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OpenAI Robotics
OpenAI Robotics is the robotics research and hardware group at OpenAI. OpenAI has worked on robots in two separate periods.