Simulated Body Recovers From Halved Leg Strength, Retrains Itself to Walk
MaziyarPanahi · x · 2026-11-14
- After leg strength was cut in half, the simulated body fell in 0.66 s, then relearned to walk the full 10 s / 11.3 m.
- A hand after tendon transfer: 8 of 9 signs broke, 7 recovered.
- Relearning one sign took 1.87M training steps; a new brain needed 37M steps.
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