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Humanoid robotics has officially entered its pole dancing phase. This prototype performs a choreographed full body sequence while gripping a fixed support pole and moving on a rotating platform. The hip knee and torso coordination is interesting. But the rig also means this is not proof of unsupported balance... show more

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