A robot plays Angry Birds using a tablet. Researchers see their system as a future rehabilitation tool for children with cognitive and motor-skill disabilities. (Georgia Tech)
Hae Won Park, a postdoctoral fellow in the School of Electrical and Computing Engineering, teaches a robot how to play Angry Birds. (Georgia Tech)
Robot celebrates after a successful turn in Angry Birds. (Georgia Tech)
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With the help of a smart tablet and Angry Birds, children can now do something typically reserved for engineers and computer scientists: program a robot to learn new skills. The Georgia Institute of Technology project is designed to serve as a rehabilitation tool and to help kids with disabilities...