Thomas Geijtenbeek(@tgeijten) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Working on a new predictive shoulder model. The scapula can rotate in all directions and is kept in place through contact forces.

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Adam Kewley(@adamkewley_com) 's Twitter Profile Photo

OpenSim Creator 0.3.0 is now available:

github.com/ComputationalB…

It comes with a cool new feature: live muscle plotting (video below).

Shoutout to Julia van Beesel and Thomas Geijtenbeek, who helped test parts of 0.3.0 and gave valuable feedback on it!

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Pierre Schumacher(@rlfromlux) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Want natural motion with RL and muscles, but mocap data is limiting? biological objectives + constraints now achieve natural walking with 90 muscles!
Thanks Thomas Geijtenbeek for contributions with and Vittorio Caggiano @ ICRA 2024 🤖 & Vikash Kumar ✈️ICRA2024 for
preprint
sites.google.com/view/naturalwa…

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nikita diakur(@nikitadiakur) 's Twitter Profile Photo

About AI. In 2015, I saw Flexible Muscle-Based Locomotion for Bipedal Creatures (2013) by Thomas Geijtenbeek, Michiel van de Panne, Frank van der Stappen. AI is learning to walk.

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