00:00This robotic hand could change the future of golf and robotics. Scientists in Zurich
00:07have taught it some amazing tricks. It can type and handle objects while balancing on its fingertips
00:13or even while walking. That makes it perfect for jobs in tight and hard to reach places. Teaching
00:20it those skills wasn't easy because it's designed like a real hand. The fingers are different
00:26lengths and it has a thumb that can grip. Robots usually struggle with that. So how did the team
00:33solve it? They trained its AI in a physics simulator where it learned by trial and error.
00:39The thing weighs just 818 grams, moves over many surfaces indoors and out, and can flip itself
00:46upright after lying on its back. It isn't built to roam around on its own, at least not yet. But
00:53it's a big step toward robots that can work in spaces made for humans.
