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Style: Boxing--
Here are my suggestions:
As mentioned earlier have it stand in a standard south paw or conventional boxing stance.
Make a chip that randomizes the punching within standard boxing/muay thai combos(jab, hook, uppercut, elbow, etc).
Make it on a wheeled base so it can circle away from peoples power hand. Have the head be able to move away from you. Have it cover up more instead of rythmic haymakers. Have lights on the head/jaw/chest for targeting but make them in the correct places(see Sugar Ray Leonard SlamMan fail).
Oh and make sure after each training session that you are brutally knife attacked by Patrick Stewart. :ChallengeAccepted: -
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4/15/2011 9:54pm
Style: Kickboxin & Shootfightin--
EDIT:DAMN, all my points were brought up in preceding post,sigh, reading phail.
G'dday. I like the IDEA of a Sparring Robot, in fact i think it would fuckin awesome, especially if you could get one with an eye patch or something yanno?? My problem was with this particular design. I understand its an early prototype but i see flaws with its basic design.
Its stance... it doesn't have one. Its punches are too predictiable, i.e there didn't seem to be any randomisation, which should be very easy to code.The fact it was fixed to one point, i.e not mobile and thus requiring footwork. There may be a plan to make it wheeled or mobile in some fashion but nothin in the video gave that indication.
The future may bring a sparring robot, but this is more than likely not going to be the base design. You mention its not for experienced ppl,but a beginner won't know the diff between a good technique and a bad one. I think this is an example of no training is better than a little. You'd be better off to just make a friend and get them holdin focus mitts.
Also, the Sex robots?? i'm not sure if all the pneumatic/hydraulic/mechanical sounds wouyld get me in the mood cuz it was freakin loud. (I think Living Dolls might be ahead of you in that market though lol)Last edited by KiwiPhil889; 4/15/2011 9:56pm at . Reason: cuz i wasted my time
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I am actually suggesting the sparbot (in its later designs, NOT this one) would be most appropriate for experienced strikers, assuming the difficulty and realism is improved over the years. A sparring robot would essentially combine elements of the speed bag, boxing ball, sparring partner into a single, mobile, adapative self-training tool.
I definitely am not suggesting using a sparring robot for beginner boxers any more than I'd suggest using DVDs as a beginner. The experienced boxers in this thread have pointed out all the reasons why.
There is a lot of work being done in this area, combining the Real Doll-types with motor control, heat, voice, etc. Noise cancellation will be included in the later designs..fear not.
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