Sony’s Project Ace has created the first robot to beat an elite human table tennis player, with nine cameras analyzing spin and tracking the ball in real time.
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Sony’s AI Robot Can Probably Beat You at Table Tennis https://zdcs.link/9YRvXr
0:00 Intro to Sony’s Project Ace Robot
0:13 AI Defeats a Professional Player
0:25 Project ACE Tracking Technology
0:43 Countering Ball Spin & Speed
0:51 Real-Time Adaptability
1:10 Official Standards & Licensed Referees
1:31 The AI Advantage vs. Human Limitations
1:38 The Future of Table Tennis Robots
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