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I wonder if they’ll start to model the robots “strength” after ratios found in humans. I thought its movement was squarely in the uncanny valley, at least partl
by matt_wulfeck 9y ago
I wonder if they’ll start to model the robots “strength” after ratios found in humans. I thought its movement was squarely in the uncanny valley, at least partly because its muscle were probably way stronger than what a human could do.
- ggg9990 9y agoNo reason to, as they're targeting military applications. In fact the robots' super-strength may intimidate enemy soldiers into surrender.
- PhasmaFelis 9y agoI wonder. Combining strength, speed, precision, and range of motion in a small package can be tricky, and requires trade-offs. It may be no stronger than it needs to be to perform the motions we're seeing.