Precision Spatial Tracking for Autonomous Systems: Training Humanoid Robots and Drones with Optical Motion Capture
The article frames a measurement problem: a robot can repeat a movement convincingly while its internal position estimate is wrong, and a successful-looking demonstration doesn't reveal whether the two match, especially as small errors carry through a task. It discusses training humanoid robots and drones with optical motion capture; the excerpt gives no specific results.
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