Series of robots and "new forms of life" using Theo Jansen mechanism - Blender Bullet SmallLuxGPU

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  • Опубликовано: 10 июн 2024
  • [uploaded again due to quality - thank you, and sorry for losing previous comments] Watch in HD! Details...: Wanting to build simple but interesting looking robots, chose an interesting articulated wheel: the Theo Jansen mechanism.
    All robots were programmatically generated, composed entirely of individual rigid body physics parts (everything you see) with relative mass, driven only by their motors' torque (angular/rotation force), nothing else.
    No manual keyframes; no animation bones or inverse kinematics; only pure physics consequences from simple motor logic, resulting movements are natural behaviours.
    Simple universal (same for all bots) motor logic summary:
    Continual synchronisation between segments in three modes:
    Walk = 2pi fraction distribution across bot;
    Stop = pi full step stability stance (+wait for sync);
    Turn = pi full step
    If robot perpendicular to direction of travel: Walk with motor torque in that direction.
    Else: Stop, shortest Turn (half robot opposite motor torque) until perpendicular, Stop.
    If significantly out of sync (generally due to external forces): pause motors.
    Path finding and steering direction provided by ghost object with BGE steering actuator, targets, navigation mesh and obstacle avoidance, when appropriate.
    Eventually it will be fun to create virtual robots using real-world materials, masses and motors to help prototype our Arduino projects ;).
    Created using FREE open source software: Blender 2.62 3D content creation suite with Bullet Physics simulation engine, and rendered using SmallLuxGPU 2 fast OpenCL accelerated path tracer. (This project sat on ice for a while)
    Recent exciting developments:
    Blender 2.64 is out, 2.65 will be here very soon and 2.66 promises direct Bullet physics integration into the animation system: www.blender.org/
    Erwin Coumans released Bullet Physics 2.81 with several new features: bulletphysics.org
    David Bucciarelli is working on SmallLuxGPU 3 (SLG3) OpenCL accelerated renderer! (See LuxRender GPU forums): www.luxrender.net/wiki/SLG
    Inspired by Theo Jansen mechanism: www.ted.com/talks/theo_jansen_...
    Check out more fun Blender physics "animals" on funkboxing's channel: / funkboxing
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Комментарии • 241

  • @AethernaLuxen
    @AethernaLuxen 3 года назад +12

    The moment the camera moved so perfectly
    I was like "wait a min"

    • @AethernaLuxen
      @AethernaLuxen 3 года назад

      @Dick Spiegel
      This is like the 4th time I've seen the exact same reply in multiple video. I'm not a fan of promotional spam bots, so you get the report lmao

  • @Phymec
    @Phymec  11 лет назад +6

    I just started with Theo Jansen's holy numbers, determined the geometric limits from there.

  • @noidea91
    @noidea91 9 лет назад +46

    Wow, Blender is powerful.

  • @ilanpretz
    @ilanpretz 5 лет назад +1

    Nothing better than Blender!!!

  • @obsideonyx7604
    @obsideonyx7604 10 лет назад +9

    OMG I did not realise this was an animation until they started walking through the stones!! :O Nice job man, bravo!

  • @popper666
    @popper666 9 лет назад +15

    Awesome. One of the more interesting things I've ever seen.
    I thought they were real models until about halfway through the video.
    I couldn't figure out how you got the motor and the power source and the RC in those little units.

  • @timearly5226
    @timearly5226 7 лет назад

    THAT was mesmerizing. Thanks!

  • @vivienwilliams1538
    @vivienwilliams1538 5 лет назад

    This is entirely beautiful.

  • @Paralax1624
    @Paralax1624 10 лет назад

    Fantastic work! I'm really impressed

  • @ajbdkla3652
    @ajbdkla3652 11 лет назад

    This is awesome, I've never been able to figure out how to do basic physics and collisions like this in blender. I can only do like smoke and water and junk so really nice job.

  • @alin116
    @alin116 10 лет назад +45

    Good job! for a moment there, I didn't notice they were CGI :)

    • @grietdegeyter7887
      @grietdegeyter7887 6 лет назад

      Wat elegantie !

    • @bemoahmad9756
      @bemoahmad9756 5 лет назад +1

      I think it real, but when I see your comment then I realize it just a CGI, I did not read the description, 😁

    • @Peruvianbean
      @Peruvianbean 3 года назад

      After reading the description it's still very impressive

  • @jonopedersen6282
    @jonopedersen6282 9 лет назад

    Is my brain ment to hurt from amazement! So subbing!

  • @TrikeSquadron
    @TrikeSquadron 11 лет назад

    very cool! I love your Blender Physics videos.. and this is fascinating to watch. I had seen the Theo Jansen videos before and when I first saw this I too thought it was a real video not CG! Great work!

  • @TheWindGinProject
    @TheWindGinProject 7 лет назад +3

    Most excellent! I do some physics simulations on my channel but this takes the cake. Top notch! Thanks for sharing. Peace

  • @HiAdrian
    @HiAdrian 11 лет назад

    I don't quite know what to say. This stands out in many ways, great attention to detail, fascinating to watch.

  • @OcelottMaster
    @OcelottMaster 11 лет назад

    damn, those textures are amazing..

  • @zoraxbrooks
    @zoraxbrooks 9 лет назад +1

    I like how there were different walking styles, like some had a real personality

  • @carmelpule6954
    @carmelpule6954 7 лет назад +2

    Some wonderful matrices behind all this to transform the position from one to another including rotation.
    When it was going over lose stones, well at my age I can only admire the brilliant minds who can " see" further than I can.
    Congratulations to all who had a hand in all this.
    I am building a simple one for my grandson and I shall exhibit it at his school, hoping that no one will break it.
    Congratulations once again, Brilliant work of a modern mind........... but the actual building in reality is also difficult to synthesise.

  • @harschinna9072
    @harschinna9072 9 лет назад

    great piece of work man ! simply awesome ..

  • @MartianStories
    @MartianStories 11 лет назад

    This is great work, Phymec. I love the bit of the vid in the game engine. I would love to see the control setups for this. The mouseover and grab system is awesome!

  • @dahahaka
    @dahahaka 11 лет назад

    Reaaally nice work :) just awesome

  • @SNOWYD3VO
    @SNOWYD3VO 9 лет назад +30

    Thought this was real at first because of the graphics

  • @PURIGARE
    @PURIGARE 11 лет назад

    superb rigging, sir.

  • @pxlnight13
    @pxlnight13 11 лет назад

    Wow. This is amazing stuff.

  • @MrProctorShow
    @MrProctorShow 11 лет назад

    Holy cow! I love it!!

  • @jsihavealotofplaylists
    @jsihavealotofplaylists 6 лет назад

    My god I found this years ago and have sort of searched on and off and finally I'm back!

  • @euxiciusahuizotl8890
    @euxiciusahuizotl8890 9 лет назад

    you blew my mind!!

  • @mariamencier5545
    @mariamencier5545 5 лет назад

    Quelle élégance !!!! quelle grâce !!!! Merci Monsieur JANSEN vous êtes le digne successeur de Léonard de Vinci !!!

  • @JohnnysaidWhat
    @JohnnysaidWhat 11 лет назад

    WOW you are brilliant!

  • @BetaBoyz3D
    @BetaBoyz3D 11 лет назад

    Beautiful!

  • @alexorlando1
    @alexorlando1 9 лет назад

    Wow!!!! this is amazing, a lot of work, you are a genios...

  • @richardvdoost
    @richardvdoost 11 лет назад +3

    Great work! Theo Jansen's beach creatures are amazing. I've made miniature versions myself, and I once tried to simulate them with blender too. But the number of constraints made the simulation very unstable.

  • @Bluesman74460
    @Bluesman74460 10 лет назад

    This is amazing

  • @TristanMorrow
    @TristanMorrow 11 лет назад

    Awesome!
    ...all I ever manage to make with Blender is smoothies...

  • @STROBdotNET
    @STROBdotNET 8 лет назад +4

    This is amazing. Can you do a tutorial on such setup? I think I will learn blender now!

  • @dougo891
    @dougo891 4 года назад

    Brilliant conception❗❗❗❗😎

  • @Gemneroth
    @Gemneroth 11 лет назад

    Wow, didn't realise this was a render :o GJ!

  • @SakthiMaheshkumar
    @SakthiMaheshkumar 4 года назад

    *It's nice !*

  • @wyattearp190
    @wyattearp190 4 года назад +1

    I saw one of these walking about my garden two days ago. It was a bit smaller!

  • @miketv2331
    @miketv2331 10 лет назад

    wait a second....these are working digital models of Theo Janssen creatures? That's awesome as shit! Welcome to my favorites list!

  • @CmdrGendoIkari
    @CmdrGendoIkari 11 лет назад

    Hmmm...Never seen these walking machines before. Quite interesting that it's possible to get that good of a walking motion out of a fairly simple crankshaft setup.

  • @lugaray3527
    @lugaray3527 10 лет назад +1

    SUPER COOL

  • @TheGreatUtopiaCat
    @TheGreatUtopiaCat 9 лет назад

    this is mesmerizing, imagine a creature that survives by transfixing it's prey

  • @cvebeats
    @cvebeats 11 лет назад

    Very Nice...

  • @user-gg9xb9hh8e
    @user-gg9xb9hh8e 6 лет назад

    예술인가 과학인가..너무 멋지다.만들어 보고 싶어요^^

  • @bjornslot1990
    @bjornslot1990 8 лет назад

    Inspiring!

  • @jamesriley5057
    @jamesriley5057 8 лет назад

    Captivating

  • @AbidalSarraj
    @AbidalSarraj 11 лет назад

    Good test

  • @xelaunterhay5073
    @xelaunterhay5073 8 лет назад

    looks soooo real

  • @orsonkaart1853
    @orsonkaart1853 8 лет назад

    Dreamlike creature!

  • @420Abomination420
    @420Abomination420 10 лет назад

    Holy shit, this dude is the boss of blender.

  • @technoaliat1907
    @technoaliat1907 9 лет назад

    Nice

  • @4rjohny5
    @4rjohny5 11 лет назад

    soooo cooool! Arduino project sounds interesting

  • @Eoner321
    @Eoner321 11 лет назад

    Sweet!

  • @zakkus
    @zakkus 11 лет назад

    This is excellent work man. I am actually starting to make a full scale personal transport version of a theo jansen walker, and i would to know if you came up with any interesting ratios (currently making small scale models to test things out).

  • @phatboytommy2012
    @phatboytommy2012 10 лет назад

    One word: wow!

  • @Manish_12250
    @Manish_12250 4 года назад

    Nice brother
    Next video 👌

  • @AshAramian
    @AshAramian 10 лет назад

    BRAVO

  • @jaimegomez6748
    @jaimegomez6748 Год назад

    Great.

  • @fireoffenix100
    @fireoffenix100 9 лет назад

    sick!!!

  • @tranphu6866
    @tranphu6866 10 лет назад

    i like it!hehe

  • @bhaskarchakraborty1063
    @bhaskarchakraborty1063 7 лет назад

    thanks jansen.very fine mechanism but try it more simple way.

  • @so3612
    @so3612 5 лет назад

    art & science fit fine together ! This work reveals how much we ignore, as stupid linear thinking people (faster, bigger, stronger).

  • @TonyPetroffCreativeLaboratory
    @TonyPetroffCreativeLaboratory 7 лет назад

    Great!!!

  • @Areandres3D
    @Areandres3D 11 лет назад

    Great dude.
    I like how the robots move. How long you render per frame ?

  • @enochabban9454
    @enochabban9454 4 года назад +3

    It's amazing. How did you it. A step by step tutorial will be great.

  • @juancarlosbarackaldorocha2844
    @juancarlosbarackaldorocha2844 7 лет назад

    Muy tezo ,artístico,tecnológico y hermoso,se siente una sensación rara al ver esto.

  • @olivvapor4873
    @olivvapor4873 3 года назад

    They are all fantastic ! ...
    Still don't quite understand how do they work ... and rotate !

  • @pepitogamez
    @pepitogamez 9 лет назад

    this is amazing but I have two questions Where does he get the energy to walk and as he knows the points where you should walk? Regards from México City

  • @emmaacevedo897
    @emmaacevedo897 6 лет назад

    Eres un genio .....

  • @Phymec
    @Phymec  11 лет назад +3

    For final HD SmallLuxGPU2, typically 20 spf (45 spf for Meccano w/ trace depth 24) on my PC = i7 920 + 2 x ATI HD4890 OpenCL 1.0. Luxrender "Finished Work" forum for more info... Thanks.

  • @oEQjet
    @oEQjet 11 лет назад

    When you turn, the pair of legs on the outside should be moving faster than the pair on the inside. Based on the function 2*pi*r (r being distance from center)

  • @Trueblood030
    @Trueblood030 10 лет назад +1

    these things ain't CG they work with minimal power, the originals work on wind power stored in pop bottles on the dutch beaches. amazing stuff

  • @leoroam2770
    @leoroam2770 7 лет назад

    +Phymec Love these things and the sexy way how it walks.I really want to add this tecnique to an android that i will build in the next months.I know it's a complex stuff to build a beginner though the homemade way is used for some of the youtubers here!!

  • @Dasheng1994
    @Dasheng1994 7 лет назад

    how does it work?why?

  • @Phymec
    @Phymec  11 лет назад

    Yes, good point. I considered, but was surprised how simple motor logic worked ok even on long beasts... lazyness. :)

  • @nickpatella1525
    @nickpatella1525 8 лет назад

    It reminds me of a spider... kinda creepy but cool!

  • @martinmarwa
    @martinmarwa 10 лет назад

    who ever made this, he is a genius its so simple and functional NASA could use one of this robots and make it walk on the moon

  • @actionoise
    @actionoise 5 лет назад

    fantastick..... i hope is possible to find the possibilty of to work with actionoise sistem.....

  • @ifd4626
    @ifd4626 5 лет назад +1

    After clicking i thought they were real but they are real indeed im seeing them so they exist, wich software how you do this?

  • @Deny534
    @Deny534 3 года назад

    Классные механоиды, мне бы одного такого.

  • @raykent3211
    @raykent3211 9 лет назад

    Consider me gobsmacked. Are you doing big-budget hollywood work? How many hours, days, months to do this? Amazing.

  • @donovannichols8562
    @donovannichols8562 6 лет назад

    sorry if this is a dumb question but if one were to make a strandbeest irl to be driven by a motor, how would I get all the crankshafts to rotate?

  • @joshuaweise4233
    @joshuaweise4233 10 лет назад +14

    They walk so sassy

  • @Superguru123
    @Superguru123 2 года назад

    if somthing moves that should lift the next element. This desing is one of the type i understand it there are many other ideas behind it . this works only in the wind by air presure. No electric power required.

  • @wiegerdraaijer
    @wiegerdraaijer 10 лет назад

    dit is superleuk om met m'n kleinkinderen na te bouwen met Fischer Technik en dan ook met motortjes! Wie doet er nog meer mee?

  • @roneyjunior8064
    @roneyjunior8064 3 года назад

    Robô ideal para exploração espacial em outros planetas.

  • @roneyjunior8064
    @roneyjunior8064 3 года назад

    Também são ideais pra exploração na Antártica.

  • @ProjectNetoku
    @ProjectNetoku 5 лет назад

    You think well use this for designing robots that walk in the future?

  • @ahynter
    @ahynter 9 лет назад +11

    Terminator 0.0.21 alpha

  • @benjoe1993
    @benjoe1993 11 лет назад

    Make vehicles out of these, I wanna ride them :D

  • @norbertkovacs4432
    @norbertkovacs4432 3 года назад

    put some electroswing in the background.:D perfect match :D

  • @Everfalling
    @Everfalling 6 лет назад

    Do you have your variations on the magic numbers listed somewhere?

  • @djacob7
    @djacob7 6 лет назад

    Ingenious! Are those radio-controlled? If so, it's hidden very well.

  • @phymadori545
    @phymadori545 3 года назад

    Wow.

  • @raeuberradischen
    @raeuberradischen 10 лет назад

    Hammer. :-)

  • @mariothemakermagician
    @mariothemakermagician 7 лет назад +2

    this fooled me!

  • @cleopatraarias3391
    @cleopatraarias3391 4 года назад

    Interestelar programs should be interested in such models to send explorers to opened space.

  • @metinkizilay6180
    @metinkizilay6180 9 лет назад

    ROBOTU ÇOK BEĞENDİM.GENÇ MUCİTLERE TAVSİYE EDİYORUM.SELAMLAR.

  • @qnaman
    @qnaman 9 лет назад

    I tried create something like that only usign "Ridig body joint" constraints, and simple shapes. Is that possible that way? My models shakes like jelly :(