Scientists have proposed teaching humanoids to fall like judokas
🤖 Scientists have proposed teaching humanoids to fall like judokas. In the work Multiple Contact Planning for Minimizing Damage of Humanoid Falls, falling is considered as a planning task, and not just a loss of balance. The model breaks the body into a chain of inverted pendulums and...
- 01.🤖 Scientists have proposed teaching humanoids to fall like judokas
- 02.In the work Multiple Contact Planning for Minimizing Damage of Humanoid Falls, falling is considered as a planning task, and not just a loss of balance
- 03.The model breaks the body into a chain of inverted pendulums and...
🤖 Учёные предложили научить гуманоидов падать как дзюдоисты В работе Multiple Contact Planning for Minimizing Damage of Humanoid Falls падение рассматривается как задача планирования, а не просто потеря равновесия. Модель разбивает тело на цепочку перевёрнутых маятников и с помощью динамического программирования выбирает порядок контактов с поверхностью. Цель — не минимизировать суммарный удар, а снизить самый сильный одиночный импульс. [Источник]()
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