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IT Home reported on October 29, citing The Paper, that Peng Zhihui (known online as “Zhihuijun”), co-founder, president and CTO of Zhiyuan, said today that many dancing robots are essentially imitating movements with their eyes closed, and that real-time perception and response cannot be achieved with a remote control.
IT Home learned from the original report that Peng Zhihui said many of the dancing robots people see today are essentially doing mimicry, or imitating movements, with their eyes closed. Their next step is to introduce a perception model; Zhiyuan has previously released its integrated perception and control model. For example, Zhiyuan robots won a championship at a sports competition using this model.
Peng Zhihui also said the model can transfer the ability to handle complex terrain across different forms. For example, humanoid robots can climb, and quadruped robots can climb too. All of this requires high-dynamic, real-time perception and response, which cannot be achieved with a remote control under any circumstances.