You should check out Isaac Arthur. He does futurism engineering like orbital rings and habitats, mind uploading, fermi paradox solutions, etc. That's where I got for optimism.
It’s hard for me to get super excited about some new things that we can do with a computer graphics model with so many people dying out there in this pandemic. What a time to be alive.
Boneworks needs this. Right now the limited strength of the player character makes me feel both weak because it won't let me lift things over my head and insanely strong grip because i can somehow grab a flat part of a shelf and drag the entire shelf across the room no problem.
i don't think we can say there is "most effective" movement cause humans are different so the thing that would work best for you might not work best for everyone. so i think if we can simulate each muscle type for each individual then we can make that statement of "most effective" move for that person.
China has paused the game. CDC has left the chat room. "NOPE, lets ignore it, it will be fine" New York had been defeated. China resumes the game. "Hey guys where is everyone? Did u guys forget to pause?"
That is amazing! Do you know where I can learn to build something like this? I'd like to try to implement this kind of simulation in Blender. Your videos show so many awesome studies, it inspires me to learn and try to do something with all these amazing new findings
what's with those octopuss? don't waste the mainframe's time! let's find out how fast humans could run in theory, and how high we could jump in theory!
Man I really hate all these cheap 10-minute para-documentaries on entertainment history.... (RUclips algorithm) but man, I LOVE your channel!! You always make the visit worth the watch!
Wow, having those muscles auto-deforming under a skin mesh just based on armature movement would look really good. It looks more physical without extra animation workload.
2:18 i can see paleontologists frothing at the mouth for this. this technology seems to be very flexible, and i imagine someone applying this to a T-rex in no time.
how would that work ? we don't know what the muscles of dinosaurs look like cuz we only got bones, right ? so would we try to see how different configurations of muscles would work to try and determine wich is more probable ? am i wrong and we know already how their muscles are organized ? someone know ?
This can be used in analogue prosthetic or cybernetic muscle emulation hardware for VR immersion or military training suits or even for mobility recovery and enhancement in disabled or injured People
I'm excited mostly for the part that this technology has a potential to further refine technique of any sportsmen or dancer. I'm curious if it will come up with novel approaches to already known solutions, possibly shocking the world with introduction to a completely new technique of jumping, shooting etc. - just like generative design has been affecting the engineering industry
This would be amazing for my anatomy and biomechanics studies! Cant wait for this to be implemented into a learning app or even a "create your own creature" game.
Only game I can think of that would fully utilize a full-muscle system to its fullest potential is probably Toribash, and to a pretty decent degree albeit not perfect; UFC games. If we are talking VR then that's totally different. I'm just addressing the 'computer games' explicitly, notwithstanding VR. Anyway -- point being, most games currently don't utilize ANY physics for the muscles on the player(s)/NPCs. Most video games would need a massive reworking of their core functions and mechanics to make things like the strength of individual muscles to be relevant. Full simulation of muscles would also eliminate games like Mortal Kombat because, ya know. It's not a 'full simulation' if the muscles shrug off a katana slice, or burning, or straight up bullets. Although it would be pretty sick to see a Toribash-Mortal Kombat mashup with this simulation, when you can control your every character's limb movement, still cast spells and use swords and stuff -- or a straight-up GUN if you pick Stryker. 'Combine' this simulation with the meat and bread tearing simulation for when the muscles and tissue rip apart and the bone-breaking simulation for gore, and one of the liquid simulations for the blood and saliva -- and I guarantee that not many people would play that game because Toribash is a HELL of a game to get into, but the 'recordings' of the step-by-step fight played back in real time would attract EVERYONE to the tournaments.
Imagine a simulation that simulates YOU in the process of imagining that very simulation... If you encounter an unexpected error, you've just proven that you ARE a simulation.
Get swoll simulator VR...I can already see it. Honestly this is a really amazing accomplishment in simulation that opens so many new doors like advanced medical simulations. Truly amazing!
Is something like this available for unreal engine 5 or blender? Street Fighter 6 has muscle deformations, I dont know their tech if it's simulated or baked in though.
We can probably evolve ourselves to do better jumps or other stuff more efficiently with better results from these number of simulations than what we learned naturally
The octopus setup doesn't look nearly as complex as the human arm, though--if I'm understanding correctly, each leg of the octopus is one muscle fiber? Where in an arm you'd have dozens of those per muscle group? So how expensive is having multiple human characters in frame?
Jesus, imagine youre in Skyrim, and you slash at an enemy and cut one of these simulated muscles... now the ai will react and wont be able to use that limb much (or at all)! So then it would change its strategy and now you have a completely different situation just from a single attack...
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One paper away: The AI can learn the muscle movments to pronounce Dr. Károly Zsolnai-Fehér's name correctly.
Lol, I didn't recognized his name at first xD
ha! it's "karoj golnai faheer", g like a soft sh
@@TheAudioCGMan Karoy Jonay I Fahir
Karo jona fa -here
Not even joking. I wonder if you could pair it with acoustics/mechanical wave simulations to finally push voice synthesizers out of ROMpler hell.
“What a time to be alive!” This is the most optimistic channel on RUclips.
Need that
You should check out Isaac Arthur. He does futurism engineering like orbital rings and habitats, mind uploading, fermi paradox solutions, etc. That's where I got for optimism.
@@Jcewazhere His videos are waaay too long, though. Not for me.
@@maxkho00/videos 25-30 minutes is too long for you? I feel like a boomer saying this but wow attention spans suck nowadays. I blame Twatter. :P
It’s hard for me to get super excited about some new things that we can do with a computer graphics model with so many people dying out there in this pandemic. What a time to be alive.
Finally we can simulate what Dwayne Johnson would look like if he was real.
What a time to be alive
I don't know how we could possibly improve on The Scorpion King, but okay
@@Pellbort You can't improve what already defines perfection
Or we could simulate The Rock, in real time.
Voxel Music hey, i recognise you
what the heck? this is so cool for simulations, i think i’m in shock: next time, remind me to hold onto my papers 😛
im excited because its in real time. holy cow. it could be put in a game with some optimization
Hold onto your muscles and check if they are real.
@@bernardlowe5433 error, could not find any muscles
@@maxdarner5672 Didn't you hear in the video? It's already optimized and can run a couple dozen of muscle based objects at 100 fps
Shoot, now my papers are all over the floor.
Should’ve held onto them.
DISCOMBOBULATED
@@tasertag7513 what
@@Hyperboid DISCOMBOBULATED
That cg bicep flexing was one of the coolest things I've ever seen
weird flex but ok
Now we just need a simulation that understands gym equipment
That would be awesome
I dont think they are that complex
We are one step away from the dude-bro AI, what have we done!?
Does your virtual alter ego even lift, bro?
will the AI randomly drop weights? I hope not
0:45 T-800 survives truck explosion and resumes primary objective.
Dun-dun dun dun-dun
LMAOOOO
68th like for you, i guide others to a treasure i cannot possess
AHAHA LOOOL!
I skipped the very first part and when I clicked the time code and I saw him I bursted laughing!
We nerds finally figured out how to get muscles!
Yeah wait for that instagram filter XD
try going to the gym, that usually helps regardless
@Konami You talk to us when you make a good Silent Hill or MGS game.
@@potatohunter7751 no
We will make a human with it
Imagine having a VR body in VR with these virtual muscles running in realtime..crazy.
* goes to sleep to advance time *
Boneworks needs this. Right now the limited strength of the player character makes me feel both weak because it won't let me lift things over my head and insanely strong grip because i can somehow grab a flat part of a shelf and drag the entire shelf across the room no problem.
@@ge2719 Boneworks is brilliant. I hear Brandon is releasing an updated physics model this month so be sure to check it out.
@@dennisrichards2540 yeah i just heard the same. hopefuly it fixes the jankyness.
@@Canzandridas Right, all of these VR related techs are gonna be insane in the future (hopefully we live enough to see this coming to fruition).
This opens so many doors in so many fields
*Amazing!*
This could be used for an algorithm to find the most effective martial art movements/or any other movement
I’ve wondered when this type of tech would emerge for that very reason
The most effective ones are the ones when you down an opponent. From there, rain on punches.
i don't think we can say there is "most effective" movement cause humans are different so the thing that would work best for you might not work best for everyone. so i think if we can simulate each muscle type for each individual then we can make that statement of "most effective" move for that person.
Behemoth Force Gaming
Maybe a few more papers down the line
Done correctly, your opponent should not 'need' additional punches
2:31 3D anime characters transformation, here we go!
Toguro wants to know your location.
@@cadekachelmeier7251 That's not even 10% of my power!
One mont after lockdown
the first thing I thought was "Bring them buff boys JoJo gang"
2:37 "it can also do muscle growth simulations"
I can think of a few animators who would want that
“Muscle growth transformation” rule 34 is pleased to hear this
_O H H H H_
*_N i c e_*
...and here I thought I was slick.
woha... this could be awesome for VR avatars, along with some inverse kinematics and a nn for figuring out how to grip stuff.
Getting closer to that full VR immersion :D
Imagine this thing get perfected, And implemented to game.
Then new era of realistic gaming begin.
yup
Some fighting game kinda like toribash or such with these features and bone fracturing and realistic cutting would be the shit.
I tried 10 years ago, and failed
@@ackillesbac Try again.
TMP: "What a time to be alive!"
> COVID-19 has entered the chat
Hahahaha!
big YIKES on that one
China has paused the game.
CDC has left the chat room. "NOPE, lets ignore it, it will be fine"
New York had been defeated.
China resumes the game. "Hey guys where is everyone? Did u guys forget to pause?"
Haha, funny
I can imagine this being of great use for fitness RUclipsrs and the like
Yeah, I want Jeff Nippard play around with this.
Nowu of the North
Hell naw get my man Jeff cavalier on the job
Simulated Face-pulls... That's the future, folks
Odhil95
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Let's send this video to jeff xD
These muscle simulators couldn't have come at a better time. Now I can finally hit the virtual gym and get e-swole. What a time to be alive!
0:41 when it's cold outside so you put your hands in your pockets
That is amazing! Do you know where I can learn to build something like this? I'd like to try to implement this kind of simulation in Blender. Your videos show so many awesome studies, it inspires me to learn and try to do something with all these amazing new findings
Id like to imagine that these researchers are just doing this to get a vr gf
you don't want to know what I did just to upscale certain videos
Simulate muscles ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
shrdlu and tissues 😏
@@DingXiaoke and fluids ;)
@@KevinLarsson42 and taste ;)
Yes, please! I want this. I am tired of bad looking elbow and knee joints in my video games.
ENHANCE the KNEEE
what's with those octopuss? don't waste the mainframe's time! let's find out how fast humans could run in theory, and how high we could jump in theory!
Imagine this being used in the fitness industry!
Do the bones have fragility and settings to check if they would break under pressure or impact? Anyways this is awesome.
Fun watching this aftew watching Westworld
This doesn't look like anything to me.
Man I really hate all these cheap 10-minute para-documentaries on entertainment history.... (RUclips algorithm) but man, I LOVE your channel!! You always make the visit worth the watch!
this would be super duper cool to see used in prosthetics and orthotics to simulate and model trial devices even before they see a patient
Haven't watched your videos in a couple of months and I come back to DOCTOR Karoly 😍😍 congrats !
Thank you so much! So happy!
Wow, having those muscles auto-deforming under a skin mesh just based on armature movement would look really good. It looks more physical without extra animation workload.
Why didn't you. tell me to hold onto my papers?
Now they're all over the floor smh
you lacked certain muscles to hold onto it. But now u can.
@@tarunkashyap8515 what a time to be alive!
0:22 That guy lifting 100kg would destroy his lower back if they were calculating things like that!
What a time to be alive!
Indeed!
@@TwoMinutePapers i love your content you sexy bitch
Bro this in unity with cloth simulation would make an amazing Spider-Man game
My coworker Dr. Ford will love this. We are planning to open a park two papers down the line.
Just don't let them evolve self-consciousness. It can give you a headache....literally.
can't wait for games to have these features
2:32 The protagonists arm moments before being defeated in every anime
2:18 i can see paleontologists frothing at the mouth for this. this technology seems to be very flexible, and i imagine someone applying this to a T-rex in no time.
how would that work ? we don't know what the muscles of dinosaurs look like cuz we only got bones, right ? so would we try to see how different configurations of muscles would work to try and determine wich is more probable ? am i wrong and we know already how their muscles are organized ? someone know ?
@@azyjmexcuseokstop924 We can sometimes see the implantation of muscles on fossils.
@@azyjmexcuseokstop924 and it's an estimate of how the bones are laid
2:32 you wouldn't like me when I'm angry
This can be used in analogue prosthetic or cybernetic muscle emulation hardware for VR immersion or military training suits or even for mobility recovery and enhancement in disabled or injured People
reminds me of hank the octopus from finding dory. they work so hard to make the octopus animations
This needs to be incorporated into Blender.
We are getting closer recreating a certain VRMMO
**COUGHCOUGHSWORDARTONLINECOUGH**
This is outstanding work. Keep it up!
What a time to be alive and in quarantine and learn!
Not just muscles, I reckon. Would love for this to be adopted into Skyrim, for example.
Now I want this for mmorpg games
I wonder if this could be useful for developing some kind of artificial muscle exoskeleton-like suit or something.
Fascinating! And the real world applications are incredible. It simplifies every muscle into a parallel muscle fiber shape, right?
@Five Minute Papers : Good Video, as always. :)
3:34 its raining octopuses
Recognized the thumbnail, I had the paper on my desk ;). What a time to be alive!
Excellent, plus scholarly points for you! 👌
3:54 yep... what a time...
The gaming industry can totally use this!!
Interesting, interesting...
But one question:
Why is this in my recommendations?
I'm excited mostly for the part that this technology has a potential to further refine technique of any sportsmen or dancer. I'm curious if it will come up with novel approaches to already known solutions, possibly shocking the world with introduction to a completely new technique of jumping, shooting etc. - just like generative design has been affecting the engineering industry
Just when I thought I had seen it all, it rains octopuses. :D :D
Simulated muscle: "What a time to be alive!"
*proceeds to conquer the world*
Now we can make a computer gym trainer.
So awesome !! I love this channel
I wonder if we will ever have enough computational capability to simultaneously do the things from all of these videos in real time?
This would be amazing for my anatomy and biomechanics studies! Cant wait for this to be implemented into a learning app or even a "create your own creature" game.
Hearing you introduce yourself as doctor is pretty darn cool. Congrats man!
Weird flex but what a time to be alive
Holy shit! this is beautiful! I can only dream of games using this technology
ohhh so sweet! skynet IA is making his first babysteps!
I just have one question: Why do they taste so good?
We just need to wait 30 years until this reaches consumer
I wonder if this has maybe any medical applications? Understanding how certain injuries and/or surgeries will affect people?
Viper: Exists
Japanese Game devs: The best Boob Jiggle Technology is at hand!
I was thinking the same. Imagine the porn games with this!
Boobs aren't muscle though. this would also require a fat layer physics simulation.
Imagine the Fallout: New Vegas kill cam with these gooey models. I would rebuy the game to see that.
Only game I can think of that would fully utilize a full-muscle system to its fullest potential is probably Toribash, and to a pretty decent degree albeit not perfect; UFC games. If we are talking VR then that's totally different. I'm just addressing the 'computer games' explicitly, notwithstanding VR. Anyway -- point being, most games currently don't utilize ANY physics for the muscles on the player(s)/NPCs. Most video games would need a massive reworking of their core functions and mechanics to make things like the strength of individual muscles to be relevant. Full simulation of muscles would also eliminate games like Mortal Kombat because, ya know. It's not a 'full simulation' if the muscles shrug off a katana slice, or burning, or straight up bullets. Although it would be pretty sick to see a Toribash-Mortal Kombat mashup with this simulation, when you can control your every character's limb movement, still cast spells and use swords and stuff -- or a straight-up GUN if you pick Stryker. 'Combine' this simulation with the meat and bread tearing simulation for when the muscles and tissue rip apart and the bone-breaking simulation for gore, and one of the liquid simulations for the blood and saliva -- and I guarantee that not many people would play that game because Toribash is a HELL of a game to get into, but the 'recordings' of the step-by-step fight played back in real time would attract EVERYONE to the tournaments.
Imagine a simulation that simulates YOU in the process of imagining that very simulation... If you encounter an unexpected error, you've just proven that you ARE a simulation.
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3:21 The correct plural is "octopuses" or at least "octopedi"
Is that Terminator Hybrid?
we’re all made out of thousands of fiber hydraulics?
2:31 Kaneda! Tetsuo!
As a physiotherapy student this is super interesting as it opens up possibilities for future research and testing equipment on virtual bodies!
yea, if we can do some sort of body scan and then generate a accurate interactive model from it..
Get swoll simulator VR...I can already see it.
Honestly this is a really amazing accomplishment in simulation that opens so many new doors like advanced medical simulations. Truly amazing!
“it can also perform muscle growth simulations”
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Good video. Just for the info in the previous video it said one cannot perform one leg squat but I saw one on internet.
Myth debunked.
great for fps and virtual porn ;) what a time to be alive , will humans be able to distinguish between fake and real though?
Is it reversible yet? Motion cap an injured person and calculate effected muscle trauma.
Wonder how well they'll do muscle tears, the individual fibres splitting would be beautiful
That just sounds painful
I'm all for it though
Boneworks 2 gonna be tight.
Is something like this available for unreal engine 5 or blender? Street Fighter 6 has muscle deformations, I dont know their tech if it's simulated or baked in though.
What a time to be alive!
blender needs this!
Someone should build Hand Simulator 2.0 with this.
Weird flex, but ok.
Pardon the pun.
this is actually super fucking cool
We can probably evolve ourselves to do better jumps or other stuff more efficiently with better results from these number of simulations than what we learned naturally
Does anyone else just click on his videos to hear himself say his own name
The octopus setup doesn't look nearly as complex as the human arm, though--if I'm understanding correctly, each leg of the octopus is one muscle fiber? Where in an arm you'd have dozens of those per muscle group? So how expensive is having multiple human characters in frame?
Jesus, imagine youre in Skyrim, and you slash at an enemy and cut one of these simulated muscles... now the ai will react and wont be able to use that limb much (or at all)! So then it would change its strategy and now you have a completely different situation just from a single attack...
And I thought the horse muscles in red dead redemption 2 were the best possible...
Yes, no more ragdoll physics in videogames
I am hoping to see this appear relatively soon in newer games too!👌
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