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Your analysis is incorrect again. Having sensors spread out across a volume is, by definition, measuring 3D space. It’s a volume. Not a surface. Humans are actu
by reactordev 1y ago
Your analysis is incorrect again. Having sensors spread out across a volume is, by definition, measuring 3D space. It’s a volume. Not a surface. Humans are actually really good at knowing which muscles we are using. It’s called body sculpting. Lifting. Body building. And all of that. So nice try.
- Nevermark 1y agoAh good point. 3D in terms of anatomy, yes. Then the mapping of those sensors to the bodies anatomical state in 3D space is learned. A surprising number of kinds of dimension involved in categorizing sensors.
- reactordev 1y agoAgreed :) It doesn’t make it any less 3d though. It’s the additive sensing of all sensors within a region that gives you that perception. Fascinating stuff.