This is beautiful! Have you seen that Video Game Motion Artists are on strike against AI? [0] It would be interesting to see if your protocol could be used in

This is beautiful! Have you seen that Video Game Motion Artists are on strike against AI? [0] It would be interesting to see if your protocol could be used in reverse, whereby you put sensors on a Human doing a thing, and have your elegant protocol record the positional elements to be replayed on animatronic bot? The other thing that I thought might be interesting is controlling the system with Geometry Nodes, specifically a Vector Node with Named Attrbutes to drive animations that can be used to drive both an animated (digital asset) and a physical asset (robot) If you're not too familiar with Blender's geometry nodes, this series of videos by @HarryBlends on YT are fantastic. The best thing is that you can control the geometry nodes via python scripts within blender - and capture vector attributes etc... https://www.youtube.com/@harryblends https://www.youtube.com/@harryblends https://youtu.be/iwpBgtKilvw?t=353 https://youtu.be/iwpBgtKilvw?t=353 <-- official 4.2 new features Blender announcement with @harryBlends explanation of the nodes --- This project is really neat. And I wonder how well it could be used for Manufacturing/Industrial Robot control? (sorry if pedestrian questions, I don't know much about the space.. but I love your project.) [0] - https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/video-game-performers-strike-artificial-intelligence-concerns-rcna163711 https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/video-game-performers-strike-ar...