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Disney published a paper about computational design of mechanical characters in 2013, super cool

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Anthony Steel1 year ago

Disney is the best non-industrial robotics company.

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David Hansen 🇺🇸🇳🇿1 year ago

Might end up just being the best overall too, amazing

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Squibler_1 year ago

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mansin1 year ago

You are a disney imagineer fanboy? instant follow.

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Stubby MK1 year ago

This was the hardest mech eng course I had to take, kinematic analysis of planar mechanisms and linkages. Real shape rotator shit

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Space Man1 year ago

That’s awesome. Always wondered how you can get precise and planned movements out of rotating systems like that. Very applicable to automation type of machines or anything you’d see on How It’s Made

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David Hansen 🇺🇸🇳🇿1 year ago

it makes me want to make the most complicated complications

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Oliver Stark1 year ago

Stelian Coros is the first author on this paper, and he leads the Computational Robotics Lab at ETH Zürich, where I spent a couple of years. They should get more publicity.

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BeStill1 year ago

Do you know what software this is?

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Dylan Morris1 year ago

Walt Disney was mega based tbh. He paved the way for so much of robotics

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