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02 January 2021
Video of the day -- and now they can dance
A few years ago, I did a couple of posts on how close robotics was getting to equaling the agility and balance of the human body. Based on this video, I'd say we're there. Found via Fair and Unbalanced.
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It's not fair that they can dance better than I can.
ReplyDeleteIt's goin' down! 👇🏻 With the robots. It's getting real. 😏
ReplyDeleteI was going to post what Debra posted. But that said, I wonder how long it took someone to program those moves and then edit the video. I not taking away from how good the robots move, but the dance moves were obviously not their own. When they can dance like that on their own, that's when things get really scary.
ReplyDeletewow- very cool.
ReplyDeleteDebra: Certainly better than I can.
ReplyDeleteHot Bots: More real all the time.....
Mike: It did occur to me to wonder if there were, say, some falls that were edited out. But no, of course robots don't have minds of their own. The point here is the range of motion capabilities that's been achieved.
Lady M: Can't wait to see what they come up with next.
I ran across this online a few days ago! So interesting.
ReplyDeleteMartha: It's getting a lot of views. I think most people had no idea robotics is this advanced.
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