A Chinese humanoid robot has learned to stitch detailed embroidery patterns autonomously.
It uses advanced vision and motion control to guide needle and thread precisely.
The robot adjusts for fabric tension and stitch spacing with impressive consistency.
Developers trained it using observation and imitation, not rigid pre-programmed sequences.
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Such skilled fabric manipulation shows robots can handle fine, delicate manual tasks now.
This breakthrough points toward future robots capable of artisanal and industrial textile work.
