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This isn't Disney's work. Some guy created a beach walking windpowered mechanism larger than a tractor trailer and developed it over 20 years. The formula Disney is touting right now is the evolution of the "leg" of the mechanism.

Replacing bearings with bendable materials isn't an improvement, its a guaranteed point of failure

@bernhardthomaszewski3910 I'd be interested to see what @missingpartsclub could do with this

How do we get this software? It's awesome!

What software is used to simulate the compliant mechanisms?

Still always love Disney research :)

Where is this tool?

It's all fun and games 'till your flexures wear out and break.

It's kinda wild how humanity went this long before exploring the engineering potential of using the tensile strength of materials in this way. I know flexures have been around a good while but it's really only since jwst was in development that it's getting real attention.

how can we try this for ourselves?

Why is there a Disney watermark on this video? We have all boycotted Disney.

That’s insane… that can be widely applied in many industries with strong advance in the future

Where can I try this tool?

I love the eyeball at 3:29.

Brilliant. This video really inspiring to creating innovative mechanisms. Given accessibility to 3d printers and other material manufacturing techniques it is much easier to explore such designs. Too bad there are not easily accessible design tools that make such explorations available to a larger audience. (maybe there is, and I'm just not aware). Pointers in the video description to additional resources, or references would have been helpful. Thanks for sharing and enlightening us.

Why Disney never share anything with us, never release any software?

Your work is really impressive. This software will be useful, especially for those who have 3D printers.

Disney watermark = evil

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That is very impressive, but what are the use cases for these compliant joints where they surpass rigid joints in functionality? So far it just seems like classical kinematics with extra steps and additional calculations.

Copyright Disney?

Absolutely useless. Belongs in trash

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This is my favorite Disney Production.

I know some application for this

disney to make a new ai powered rainbow dildo line.. Now with Rapid thrusting Action! for your Compliant customer base..

1min 33s if behind it add like door stucker, then making it able to move forward by wheel maybe nice robot? As legs. Wheel leg robot. Maybe it will be silent but fast?

why does it say copyright disney?

motion of the ocean

Disney buying Boston Dynamics; Thoughts?

this some science buushie mann give me cartoon or some shi

That fawn example is straight up the model for My Little Pony characters

What's the point of this !? Rigid bodies can accomplish all of these same feats, without having weakened points (of failure) present !? I don't understand... unless the argument is to utilize a marginally less amount of material to create flexible points that endure much less wear and tear; than its counterpart... what the hell's going on here !? What a waste of time and money if you ask me... Jesus... what's the "practical" application of this !? For physics and industrial products... this makes no sense... but okay... it's new, so, I guess we should chuck our brains in the gutter and stair at this like a fish would stair at the filament from an angular fish !? ... in the end... it's neat, but not practical... there are far better, and more robust solutions than this.

noice so well explained ^w^

Cycle life?

Hi Bernhard this is amazing could I beta try it for a physical project im working on?

Fuck the mouse

We can all agree that he never disappoints us with his content🤍

Bruhhh

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This is awesome looking, but tbh I don't get the point. Why is this helpful? I don't get it.

2:30 - aren't those motors rotating backward?

Was this stolen from BYU?

Why disney though?

You guys are super cool!

Trying to desperately sell a/your product.

I was interested until I saw that bullsh*t logo in the bottom left.

Could you use the same concept but making the movement of the dragon wings by a sliding shaft that runs through a groove on a plate?

curious how this handles itself after a large amount of use, I feel like things that flex tend to break down and warp easier.

Disney's trying to create a robot that fingers children at 100% efficiency