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TDK Ventures founder: dexterity is the real bottleneck for embodied intelligence

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TDK Ventures founder Nicolas Sauvage writes that the key to robot dexterity lies not in completing a single action, but in the reliability of an entire workflow. He uses mathematics as an example: if the single-step success rate is 99%, the probability of completing all 100 actions is only 36.6%; it needs to rise to 99.99% to reach 99.0%.

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  1. TDK Ventures founder: dexterity is the real bottleneck for embodied intelligence

    TDK Ventures founder Nicolas Sauvage argues in an article that the key to robotic dexterity is not completing a single action, but the reliability of an entire workflow. He gives the example that when the single-step success rate is 99%, the probability of completing all 100 actions is only 36.6%, and only when it rises to 99.99% does it reach 99.0%.

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