Sentences with phrase «mimic human movements»

The exoskeleton has hydraulically powered joints that fluidly mimic human movements and sensors that detect and automatically adjust to the wearer's motions.

They are operated by complex computerized control pads, voice commands, and some can even mimic human movement more precisely than Wii Sports.

Not exact matches

Boston Dynamics has produced a number of robots that mimic human and animal movement, including Atlas, a humanoid model that co-ordinates motion and balance using its arms and legs and can pick itself up off the ground when knocked over.

The same goes for music, he says, where beat and volume may mimic the footfalls and distance of overheard human movement.

To start with, the Telenoid will be trained to mimic the movements and simple sounds made by a human singer, as well as associate parts of music with different emotional states.

Its learning algorithm generated rough skeletons of each person's movement and used those outlines to infer human intentions and mimic their responses in social situations.

Ultimately, we hope to mimic in a robotic hand the same freedom of movement of the human hand.»

It's a great exercise that mimics a very basic human movement of picking things up, ducking, and variations are used in sports and physical activities all the time.

Try this instead: Rather than mimicking a human corkscrew, add rotational movements that involve the entire body to your routine.

However, if you study the movements of an elliptical, you will notice that it mimics the natural strides of human running motion.

I suppose this was to be expected (he did Gollum in the The Lord of the Rings trilogy, after all) but I was constantly amazed at how brilliantly a human could not only mimic the movement of an animal, but also invoke real audience empathy for what is just an animated image.

The actors were instructed to mimic the movements of their audience member counterpart, while reading aloud a text that included repeated references to nature and human limbs.

Both individually and as a pair, Wood and Bisbee - Durlam perform repetitive movement and laborious action against external parameters and challenges to examine, mimic, and reinterpret the ways that the human brain and body react to extreme events and damage, whether psychological or physical.

So it turns out some engineers based at Ford's HQ in Germany have been developing a robot that's able to mimic the natural movement of a human bum - a * cough * Robutt, if you will.