Tiangong Omni Robot Uses Close-Arm Running Gait
Posts show Tiangong Omni robot racing with arms held near its face and a forward lean.
A retweet from Yi Ma highlights Tiangong Omni's running posture with arms kept close to its face and a forward lean, described as a speed technique. Susan Zhang posted video of white humanoid robots in a 400m race, commenting on their rapid speed despite the head-swaying motion and expressing sympathy for one that fell shortly after starting. The posts focus on the visible gait and reactions to the robots' movements during the event.
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Chengdu China@Chengdu_China🤖💨 Why does Tiangong Omni run like it’s shy? It’s actually a speed hack. By keeping its arms close to its face and leaning forward, the robot reduces the load and heat on its shoulder joints while using more of its waist and hips to drive the run. It learned the unusual gait…
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SZ Susan Zhang@suchenzang摇头晃脑但是速度奇快! It's going to be much harder to not anthropomorphize these guys; my sympathies to the one that fell 2 seconds in (so relatable 🥹).
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