Brilliant Ten winner Yoky Matsuoka chats about the potential applications for her ground-breaking robotics research
By Gregory Mone
Posted 04.25.2008 at 10:39 am
Yoky Matsuoka, the director of the Neurobotics Laboratory at the University of Washington, and one of the honorees in our most recent class of the Brilliant Ten, took some time to chat with Talking Robots about her work in particular, and the future of robotics in general. One of Matsuoka's many projects involves building an anatomically-correct mechanical hand—see the video above of the finger in action—and she also has big ideas about brain-machine interfaces, tele-manipulation and robots in the home.
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