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Boston Dynamics taught Atlas a Rabona kick. Learned from human mocap, retargeted to Atlas, trained in sim via RL, deployed zero-shot to the real robot. Soccer skills demand whole-body coordination, and similar recipe transfers to warehouse work.

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The Humanoid Hub4 months ago

Human motion capture -> Re-targeting -> RL -> Robot demo goes viral

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Sam U4 months ago

that is how I must use to look lol.

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福爸说人形机器人(J.W)4 months ago

Atlas has always been seen as a representative of the RL-driven approach. So if it ends up mimicking humans, wouldn’t that make its body design kind of wasted?

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🦘 Kangaroo Man and DEX4 months ago

DEX reviewed the Rabona. 🤖 Kangaroo Man says if it can track back on defense, it gets minutes. 🦘☕️

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Pruthviraj P4 months ago

Boston Dynamics teaching Atlas a Rabona kick from mocap, trained in sim and deployed zero-shot.

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toshi_lapoul4 months ago

人間の動きが、そのまま未来の技術の基礎になる時代。 キックという単純な動作の中に、協調・判断・意志が宿る。 静かに進化の方向を示す一歩だと感じます。🌏

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Kevin Lee4 months ago

that 's really insane

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