Watch a robot solve a Rubik’s cube in just 0.38 seconds » « Do spoilers spoil the fun? How does she do that? Watch this woman lope along on all fours. She would be perfect for portraying loping animals using motion capture technology, most famously seen with Andy Serkis playing Gollum in the Lord of the Rings films. Share this:FacebookTwitterRedditEmail Watch a robot solve a Rubik’s cube in just 0.38 seconds » « Do spoilers spoil the fun?
John Morales says May 17, 2019 at 7:22 pm Humans are adapted for bipedalism, thus the very awkward neck position. “Back” legs bend the wrong way for proper loping. It would take a lot of practice to build up to it, I reckon. Still, it’s a fallback for people with certain neurological damage:
Rob Grigjanis says May 17, 2019 at 7:32 pm Really strong arms, and flexibility. I’ll bet she trained as a gymnast.
Holms says May 18, 2019 at 2:17 am The more important question is why does she do that? The neck posture in particular looks fucking awful.
John Morales says
Humans are adapted for bipedalism, thus the very awkward neck position. “Back” legs bend the wrong way for proper loping.
It would take a lot of practice to build up to it, I reckon.
Still, it’s a fallback for people with certain neurological damage:
Rob Grigjanis says
Really strong arms, and flexibility. I’ll bet she trained as a gymnast.
Holms says
The more important question is why does she do that? The neck posture in particular looks fucking awful.