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Ace employs mirror-based tracking, real-time spin estimation up to hundreds of rad/s, and reinforcement learning trained in simulation before transferring to physical hardware for precise, high-speed rallies
Watch Sony AI's Ace robot outplay a human in an impressive table tennis match. Support sentiment at 71% shows strong positive reactions to robotic athleticism.
Sony Al's robot Ace playing table tennis against a human opponent and winning https://t.co/yphvel2SyX
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What the community is saying — both sides
viewers treat the match as proof we’re living in the future — “mind officially blown” and “this is insane” capture genuine awe.
commenters praise the engineering — “mirror-based tracking, real-time spin estimation, reinforcement learning” and “accuracy with every strike is off the charts.”
people expect rapid advances — “imagine the progress 2 to 5 years from now” and calls to build humanoid table-tennis bots (and then badminton, tennis).
some mock the defeated player — “Bro really lost to a robot that doesn’t even sweat, trash talk, or blame the paddle.”
a strain of concern appears — “robots are getting way too good” and comments framing this as an “AI Age.”
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Ace employs mirror-based tracking, real-time spin estimation up to hundreds of rad/s, and reinforcement learning trained in simulation before transferring to physical hardware for precise, high-speed rallies
Bro really lost to a robot that doesn't even sweat, trash talk, or blame the paddle
The next generation should aim for a table tennis playing humanoid robot : call it "forrest gump". And then badminton, tennis...
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