By rebe.torres12 on Skatehive
A large library of complex movements controlled by AI https://news.cgtn.com/news/2026-03-09/China-unveils-humanoid-robot-motion-framework-for-high-dynamic-moves-1LnAaCfQas0/img/f1c555e9237a4447998f5618361ca27d/f1c555e9237a4447998f5618361ca27d.gif In most of the scenes we have seen lately with robots, where they perform spectacular movements, somersaults, acrobatics or martial arts, there was a small detail hidden behind the demonstration, many times that was just movement programmed specifically for that presentation, that is, the robot had not really turned on the skill, although very impressive, what it did was reproduce a previously trained sequence, but now Chinese researchers may have taken an important step to change that. The Beijing Institute of General Artificial Intelligence, in collaboration with Unitree Robotics, presented a new system called Omni Extreme, the proposal is to allow a single artificial intelligence to control a large library of complex movements. without losi