Dancing robots synchronization (MIT with NAO)

curated by John Payne | May 24, 2013

“Synchronization of a group of NAO’s using a quorum sensing mechanism, a collaboration between MIT’s Nonlinear Systems Laboratory and Aldebaran Robotics. See http://arxiv.org/pdf/1205.2952.pdf .”

John Payne‘s insight:

You’ve seen Nao robots dance before, but you haven’t seen one rejoin the dance, following a disruption, as smoothly as shown here.

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