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That’ll need a clever cpu to allow a lean on bends 🤔

Very cool design! Nice work

Its gonna take at least 3 generations to make a perfect legs.

I'll trade in my real legs for robotic ones, any day, I am tired of having sore feet and feeling my legs getting weak, I could do perfect squats. Though I should keep my thighs, for reproduction sake.

So, when can I get my knees replaced with these? I'm in my mid 30s and already bending my knees is like flipping a coin, will I stand up gracefully or will my knee crack and start glowing? _(like a glowstick)_

Incredible! You amazing people have some of the best minds on the planet, you will do wonders for the world!

so ... basically biomimicry of foot anatomy .

HEY, could you share the details of the project? We are writing a paper and we will for sure mention your reference for the same. Let me know if it works for you, we will really be thankful

I wonder if this could be used for rehabilitation.

LIMS3 is kind and friendly. The design is very human.

Fantastically done.😁🤔

Хрустит как у меня кости

As seen in 0:57 you have those stiff parts Rod look like part why didn't you route cables in there? I mean it looks that they maintain a fixed length and the max Engle is not too steep to brake flexible wires. It's only a suggestion from me that you could pick up for free. I don't want are need anything I just want to see more improvements in this thing your stuff that you do has potential. Keep it up pal 👍😎

Very nice leg, but why the mask, is the leg toxic? 😂😂😊

There is no truth in the flesh, only betrayal. There is no strength in the flesh, only weakness. There is no constancy in the flesh, only decay. There is no certainty in the flesh, only death.

❤ 1:13 приветствие

I see military adopting the usage of these as soon as they make them reliable enough in a combat zone. And next thing we know, we will slowly but surely become cyborgs!

You should put a little teddy bear on top, so that it looks less scary for the user.

I used to have a friend named Lee majors. He lost 3 limbs and his sight and hearing. The government fitted him with bionic replacements. Then he worked for.them.

Only problem I noticed right away is the lack of ankle and thigh rotation. You do have the ankle tilt but with neither rotation joint there are movements this leg simply cannot do that humans make frequent use of while turning or rotating on their feet. Admittedly this may not be as critical for out and out running purposes but if your goal is to enable movements used for dancing? Yeah you're gonna need those.

How much it cost and why so expensive?

Now challange number 2, link it to the nervous system to have a fully functional cybernetic leg

A lamp on the top would be perfect.

METAL GEAR

I'm gonna need one of those

rear Deer leg is suitable for runing and jumping.

this is the stuff you'd see in a cyberpunk universe. beautiful

So another lame narration where the the person hasnt learned to talk yet

This is an old video now, but I’m wondering if anyone can explain the advantage of the 2DoF join shown compared to a joint made of two rolling spheres that it is equivalent to. Are rolling spheres more prone to slipping even with a mesh? Is there less friction in this version? Is it simply more durable?

I could squat 1000 times with this, I can jump really high, I can run at 40kmph consistently for 1hr, I can kick someone, and they'd stop fighting instantly. but at what cost

This’ll be made into a sex doll, guaranteed

Okay, but can i get this implanted as a prosthetic yet?

like a bicycle... interesting

ik i am not even close to being at this level of intelligence, but shouldnt you want the user to land feet front first instead of heel first? landing heel first gives no damping and sends all the kinetic energy straight up through the hip

AUTOMAIL

AAARRRRGH ROBOT FEET ARE RRRREAAALLL!!!!!!!

This is truly incredible

cool design and kinematics for shock absorption and could calculate how much footing is needed for uneven surfaces that it cant see but feel with front tip, heel and soul sensors before the whole foot flats a surface. The reverse also looks like it might work well for accuracy on takeoffs . I imagine this could work as standalone for prosthetic or coupled with a bipedal or 4 legged robot.

should collaborate with boston dynamics

Yes, I'll take 4, please

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The Semi rotational movements at hip is lacking. But overall it is quite good.

you can clearly see that landing on your heel is bad even for the robot

This is really impressive!

Giving hope that robots may someday speak Italian

seems like this robot has autism

Can I volunteer as a human test subject?