AI Teaches Humanoid Standing

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Researchers in China and Hong Kong have developed a new artificial intelligence (AI) learning framework that teaches humanoid robots to stand up from an idle position.

A video shows a bipedal humanoid rising to stand after lying on its back, sitting against a wall, lying on a sofa and reclining in a chair.

This remarkable ability to get knocked down and then get up again is thanks to the system called " Humanoid Standing-up Control ".

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