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Watch a man dancing with a robot.
If you know robotics, you'll understand how impressive this is -- the way the robot moves and emulates a human dancer. It's basically just a stick-figure of a robot, but the articulation and motion are a lot more sophisticated than the body. It really is a robot that can dance with a human. When you think about replacing human dancers, many of the hard things have already been done here, and what's left to touch up is largely a matter of cosmetic appearances and then figuring out how to make that light enough to dance with.
If you know robotics, you'll understand how impressive this is -- the way the robot moves and emulates a human dancer. It's basically just a stick-figure of a robot, but the articulation and motion are a lot more sophisticated than the body. It really is a robot that can dance with a human. When you think about replacing human dancers, many of the hard things have already been done here, and what's left to touch up is largely a matter of cosmetic appearances and then figuring out how to make that light enough to dance with.
Yes ...
Date: 2024-07-11 08:34 pm (UTC)It's possible that much could be preprogrammed rather than spontanteous, but some of the gyroscopics have to be live because balance relies on unpredictable context.
Any way you slice it, that dance represented years of ass-busting effort in robotics.