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Researchers at University of Michigan Engineering developed PRISM, a neural network component that learns multiplicative interactions for robot motor control. Presented at the 10th Conference on Robot Learning in Austin, Texas in 2026, the system achieved 92.5% success in simulated walking trials versus 51% for conventional networks.
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