“Two Ball Juggling with High-speed Hand-Arm and High-speed Vision System,” by Takahiro Kizaki and Akio Namiki from the Graduate School of Engineering at Chiba University in Japan. Used with permission. Read more at http://spectrum.ieee.org/blog/automaton
Duration : 0:0:47
Beat the human in …
Beat the human in numbers!
-? a juggler
cant understand …
cant understand people who hit dislike on such great? technology video
Whatever, it’s …
Whatever, it’s juggling? towards itself. Newb,
I can’t even do? …
I can’t even do? that 😛
Impressive.? Thanks.
Impressive.? Thanks.
Perfect. The only …
Perfect. The only thing was? that it kept throwing the ball closer to itself so it ended up not being able to reached it.
Tumbs up if you …
Tumbs up if you come? from Habr
Hahaha. Exactly? …
Hahaha. Exactly? what I thought too mate.
They need to make …
They need to make the throwing motion more constant for it to? run for hours on end.
Today, our? balls. …
Today, our? balls. Tomorrow, our skulls.
wow that’s cool?
wow that’s cool?
Why was the juggle …
Why was the juggle period so short, in this case? Was it lack of range of? motion? Limited arm acceleration?
Would they work …
Would they work with more than 2 balls? Will it still? track if balls were all the same colour?
Such pretty? motion
Such pretty? motion
That is fantastic? …
That is fantastic? engineering.
The arm and hand …
The arm and hand are adapting for every? catch and throw based on data from two high-speed cameras that track the balls.
its compensating.. …
its compensating.. you can see it move depending on where? the ball is..its in a different position for every catch.
Wow,? It has a …
Wow,? It has a little bit of finger spin, awesome.
Is the arm actually …
Is the arm actually compensating for changes in the ball’s flight, or just performing a programmed? repetitive movement?
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