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Why WER/CER misjudge Indian-language ASR when scripts mix and spellings vary. Covers LLM-WER, LLM-CER, Intent, Entity, and COMET-plus open evaluation tooling.
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Aya Durbin says humanoid robots need to prove real customer value before they can scale. She says the goal for Atlas is not just to be impressive, but to deliver positive ROI for customers. Boston Dynamics is focusing on industrial environments first, especially work that is hard to hire for, physically demanding and difficult to automate with traditional systems. She also says customers need robots that are reliable, useful and able to become a trusted part of the workforce. submitted by /u/Responsible-Grass452 [link] [Kommentare]
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This article looks at some of the common sensor integration challenges in motion control, including signal compatibility, communication protocols, environmental noise, and the growing demand for smarter feedback systems. As robots, AMRs, machine vision systems, and motion control platforms get more advanced, the challenge is not just adding more sensors. It is making sure the data is usable, synchronized, reliable, and actually helps the system make better decisions. As submitted by /u/Responsible-Grass452 [link] [Kommentare]