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Conveniently not labeled that the video is all at 4x speed. Using the “playback speed” menu to watch at 0.25x makes the human’s movements much more realistic an
by sen 3y ago
Conveniently not labeled that the video is all at 4x speed. Using the “playback speed” menu to watch at 0.25x makes the human’s movements much more realistic and the robots movements much less impressive.
- cantaloupe 3y agoI think .25x is a bit slow, as .5x replay also looks reasonable, but you are right there is something like a 2.5–3.5x speed up. Makes the robot’s smooth motion much less impressive.
- SushiHippie 3y ago.5x makes the part where the human interrupts the robot while sorting look natural.
- sen 3y agoYeah I couldn’t decide if it was .25 or .5 because the dropped frames make the movements of the human look janky at any speed, but going off the part where he’s moving the blocks around .25 looked a bit more “natural” to me. Either way the video is purposely deceptive and the robot is nowhere near even a university-level vision-based robot when seen at normal speeds.
- throw310822 3y agoUh, really? Are universities routinely developing robots with that level of hand dexterity? I mean the way fingers close around the objects, it looks incredibly human. Not to mention the coordination between the arm movements and the hips and torso to keep balance. I keep finding it very natural, even if slowed down to 0.25.
- juancampa 3y agoAt 00:15, label pops up at the top-right that says “1.5X Speed”