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Geminoid HI-1 vs Stanford OceanOne

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  • • Geminoid HI-1 is more degrees of freedom than Stanford OceanOne (50 versus 24).

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  • • more listed degrees of freedom: 50 vs 24

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Comparison sources

  1. [1] Geminoid HI (robotsguide) ↗Geminoid HI-1 · Robotsguide
  2. [2] Humanoid robot - Wikipedia ↗Geminoid HI-1 · Wikipedia
  3. [3] Geminoid project page ↗Geminoid HI-1 · The University of Osaka Intelligent Robotics Laboratory
  4. [4] File: Hiroshi Ishiguro and Geminoid HI-1 at AEC.JPG ↗Geminoid HI-1 · Wikimedia Commons
  5. [5] Geminoid - Wikipedia ↗Geminoid HI-1 · Wikipedia
  6. [6] Affective Computing Combined with Android Science ↗Geminoid HI-1 · KI - Künstliche Intelligenz
  7. [7] OceanOne ↗Stanford OceanOne · Stanford Robotics Lab
  8. [8] Robotic diver connects humans to sight and touch in the deep sea (Stanford Engineering) ↗Stanford OceanOne · Stanford Engineering
  9. [9] OceanOneK (Stanford project page) ↗Stanford OceanOne · Stanford Robotics Lab
  10. [10] Ocean One: A Robotic Avatar for Oceanic Discovery ↗Stanford OceanOne · IEEE Robotics & Automation Magazine
  11. [11] The Ocean One hands: An adaptive design for robust marine manipulation ↗Stanford OceanOne · The International Journal of Robotics Research
  12. [12] KAUST-born robotic avatar sets new era for undersea archaeology ↗Stanford OceanOne · KAUST CEMSE
  13. [13] Stanford's Humanoid Diving Robot Takes on Undersea Archaeology and Coral Reefs ↗Stanford OceanOne · IEEE Spectrum