See robots teach other robots

Researchers at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) are developing robots that can teach each other learned skills. Dubbed C-LEARN, (the'C' stands for'constraints') the program sought to solve issues faced in how robots learn. Traditionally, robots usually either copy an observed task or by following commands using motion-plan techniques, such as optimization, according to Digital Trends. These methods, however, come with setbacks. Robots that learn by demonstration aren't able to transfer the skills they've learned to one another.