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Designing robots for home use demands choices beyond dexterous hands—lighter mass, back-drivable joints, and washable materials—because lighter bodies reduce injury risk, force transparency enables safe interactions, and waterproof surfaces prevent cross-task contamination.
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Using teleoperation as a bridge lets robot deployments proceed despite immature onboard autonomy because a human can remotely take control for edge cases while the system collects examples to improve its behavior.
