What does the 65 percent result mean?
The project reports a 65 percent macro-average across 12 contact-rich tasks in its benchmark setup, compared with about 35 percent for its strongest baseline. This is an author-reported lab result, not a deployment guarantee.
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T-Rex Gives Robot Hands a Faster Sense of TouchPanasonic's tactile robot policy separates slower visual planning from faster touch corrections. Its benchmark results are promising, with clear limits.
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