Humanoid Sewing Robots: A Slippery Problem

Humanoids in the past two years have increasingly been able to execute complex human-like movements. They can run faster than Usain Bolt, make coffee, decently fold laundry and can even get into fights. However, stitching more than a straight line is a struggle.

You know the Dakota, at the corner of 72nd and Central Park West in New York, in front of Central Park. It is a monument of the Upper West Side, a German Renaissance castle famously recognized for being the last residence of John Lennon before he was shot in front of the building in 1980.

If you have ever been to New York City, you are familiar with the work of Japanese architect, Yoshio Taniguchi. In 2004, he completed the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) renovation in Manhattan.