The robot in the stone-paper-scissors is invincible

The thing is practically not surprising because a robot born in the Ishikawa Oku laboratory cheats.

The machine essentially takes advantage of its unprecedented speed. The robot’s camera interprets the human hand gesture in a fraction of a second, and then quickly decides whether the stone, paper, or scissors are the right signal to win the game. From a technical point of view, this is a very big thing, as it is only during the super-decelerations that you can see that the robot is cheating by relying on its unparalleled reaction time.

The video demonstration is shown below.

 

 

Source: HOC