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Thanks to both of you for the reply. Agreed that we are "not there yet" - but given that they are physically capable of the moves we have seen in this demo, ir

Thanks to both of you for the reply. Agreed that we are "not there yet" - but given that they are physically capable of the moves we have seen in this demo, irrespective of it being a static demo, the balance and complexity of poses, pose-transitions is what is scary to me -- all the other AI stuff mentioned is already here, in possibility, no?

smoldesu 5y ago
The issue is mostly that a humanoid robot is a horribly inefficient way to fight someone. Sure it's uncanny, but you'd have a lot more luck (and save a lot of money/R&D) if you just taped some plastic explosive onto a quadcopter.