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BRIDGE introduces a data-driven morphology-control co-design framework to overcome limitations of traditional humanoid robot development, which separates hardware design from control. This approach aims to enhance human-like fluidity and agility by integrating whole-body control with hardware desig...
BRIDGE introduces a data-driven morphology-control co-design framework to overcome limitations of traditional humanoid robot development, which separates hardware design from control. This approach aims to enhance human-like fluidity and agility by integrating whole-body control with hardware desig...
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Developing humanoid robots capable of leveraging human behavioral data is essential for general-purpose embodiment, yet conventional development remains bottlenecked by a decoupled paradigm that isolates hardware design from whole-body control. This approach leads to suboptimal systems that compromise human-like...
By aligning robot morphology with control strategies using human behavioral data, BRIDGE could improve the performance and versatility of humanoid robots for general-purpose embodiment. This integration addresses a key bottleneck in creating more natural and agile robotic systems.
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