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Human motion coordination: a juggler as an example

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This paper introduces a new method for the coordination of human motion based on planning and AI techniques. Motions are considered as black boxes that are activated according to preconditions and produce postconditions in a hybrid, continuous and discrete world. Each part of the body is an autonomous entity that cooperates with the others as determined by global criteria, such as occupation rate and distance to a goal (common to all the entities). With this technique, we can easily specify and solve the motion coordination problem of a juggler that juggles with a dynamic number of balls in real time.

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Multon, F., Ménardais, S. & Arnaldi, B. Human motion coordination: a juggler as an example. Visual Comp 17, 91–105 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1007/s003710000086

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