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Teach, Abstract, Apply: A Framework for Dialogue-Driven Task Learning with Collaborative Robots
Collaborative robots (cobots) are designed to be safer and more interactive than traditional industrial robots, share the same workspace as humans, and assist them in a range of shop-floor tasks such as palletization, joint assembly, and part inspection. Many of these tasks involve repetitive workfl
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