Now Google's robotics lab focuses on machine learning



Google didn't completely scrap its robotic dreams after it sold off Boston Dynamics and shuttered the other robotic start-ups it acquired over the past decade. Now, the tech giant has given us a glimpse of how the program has changed in a blog post and a New York Times report.

from https://www.engadget.com/2019/03/27/googles-robotics-lab-machine-learning/
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