Procedural modeling of Robots?

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Published on 2010-04-20T01:18:20Z Indexed on 2010/04/20 1:23 UTC
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Procedural techniques is common for texture synthesis, modeling plants, and modeling terrains. However, I've seen very little work on algorithmic construction of robots, which is a bit surprising given how mechanical these systems are.

Anyone have a good resource on the algorithmic construction of robots / robotic humanoids?

Thanks!

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