RL robot running form hailed as potential 'Move 37' of biomechanics
rohanpaul_ai · x · 2026-08-30
A post showcases a video of a robot mimicking human running form, comparing it to AlphaGo's 'Move 37' and suggesting it could be a milestone in biomechanics. Comments explain that reinforcement learning helped the robot maintain a posture superior to human form: humans swing arms to counter torso rotation from leg strides, while robots using motors and gears generate high torque; the forward lean shifts the center of mass, reducing effort to stay upright and increasing forward motion efficiency.
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