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ROBO-ONE 11: OmniZero.4 Demonstration Scores 453 Points (Video)
The practice session video we posted recently showing OmniZero.4 climbing a ladder was definitely impressive. But, what if that same robot could also dance around the ring like a professional boxer... And, what if the robot could actually jump rope - not just one lucky hop, but a whole series of jumps while managing the rope by itself...? And, what if the robot could get out a frying pan, crack some eggs, and fix
your breakfast...?
Too much to expect from a robot, or for his creator? No, not for OmniZero.4 and Takeshi Maeda. For them, it's all in a day's work. Find that hard to believe? Well, just take a look at their award winning performance recorded last Saturday afternoon during the ROBO-ONE 11 demonstration phase competitions.
Maeda's Omni series of humanoid robot designs have been consistent winners based on their technical excellence. For example, Omni series robots have captured the ROBO-ONE demonstration phase championship 3 times and came in second another three times.
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Maeda and OmniZero.4 Ace ROBO-ONE 11 Demonstration Event (Video)
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» El robot OmniZero.4 en el ROBO-ONE nº 11 from EntreGeeks
El ROBO-ONE es una competición de robots en donde el objetivo es dejar al público con la boca abierta. Entre los creadores de éstas pequeñas maravillas está Takeshi Maeda y su orgullo, el OmniZero.4, que se llevó el primer lugar demostrando que e... [Read More]
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» The OmniZero.4 robot in ROBO-ONE nº11 from EntreGeeks
The ROBO-ONE is a competition of robots, being its objective for leaving to the spectators with the open mouth. Between the creators of these small wonders he is Takeshi Maeda and its pride, the OmniZero.4, that it obtained the first place demonstratin... [Read More]
Tracked on Apr 6, 2007 4:28:24 AM
Maeda san does it again. What an example of innovation in design and application.
Note for Robot makers. Did you see the amount of gyro wobble at the end of the sequence. It was there but did not feedback.
Posted by: DirtyRoboto | Mar 28, 2007 2:28:57 AM
I'll have to agree w/ you dirtyRoboto... Superior example!
Posted by: Matt | Apr 5, 2007 9:01:33 AM
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