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- 1Innodata opens motion-capture lab to train humanoid movement▼Innodata opens motion-capture lab to help humanoids move more like people
Innodata has opened a motion-capture lab aimed at helping humanoid robots move more like people. The facility will capture detailed human movement data that can be used to train robotic systems to walk, reach and gesture with more natural motion. The news, reported by The Robot Report, adds to growing investment in robotics training infrastructure as humanoid development accelerates across the industry.
- 2Human In Motion Robotics Showcases XoMotion Exoskeleton●Human In Motion Robotics’ XoMotion Exoskeleton
Human In Motion Robotics is drawing attention for its XoMotion exoskeleton, a wearable robotic device designed to assist human movement, including rehabilitation applications. Coverage of the system highlights its potential to help people regain mobility after injury or neurological conditions, adding to growing interest in assistive robotics and wearable exoskeleton technology worldwide.
- 3Why Robots Approaching From Behind Feel Faster Than They Are▼Why Robots Creeping Up Behind You Feel Faster Than They Really Are
New research suggests robots moving up behind a person are perceived as approaching faster than they actually are, a finding with implications for how machines should move around humans. Researchers say our perception of motion differs depending on the direction of approach, which matters for designing robots that share space with people safely and comfortably.