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Don't Fire the Cleaner, Robots Can't Learn Just Yet
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Robots are extremely advanced machines but leave the factory floor without any programming. They have to be taught how to carry out commands. Scientists from the Stockholm Royal Institute of Technology are hoping robots can collect data from people's homes to learn faster.
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