From State of Mind to Robotic Gesture: Fury and Ecstasy at MMSW
In a new experiment by MMSW v59, Celestia Borealis transforms two States of Mind—Rage and Ecstasy—into distinct graphic compositions, executed by a robotic arm in simulation. [...]
MMSW: From situated action to the meaning of the gesture
From grasping a cube to the choreography Aurora Circuit: twelve perspectives on situated action, Digital Twins, meaning, and the limits of robotic verification.
Affordances: From World Model to Physical Action
The article examines Gibson's ecological concept, Celestia Borealis and Aster, dynamic scene graphs, grasp planning, physical constraints, and the distinction between visualized possibilities for action and [...]
From Multimodal Architecture to Robotics
Multicasting Multimodal Story Worlds — reaches a new architectural milestone with version v59, incorporating robotic systems into a distributed infrastructure that connects entities, agents, memory, media, [...]
Aurora Circuit: From Action to Form
In Aurora Circuit, Celestia Borealis, a non-human entity, transforms a limited set of robotic movements into a choreographic sequence and then into sound design and composition.
Same Objective. Different Affordances. Different Strategy.
Celestia Borealis explores how perception, affordances, and environmental structure can guide different robotic action strategies to achieve the same goal. VFXRio Research × IMPA VISGRAF
From World Model to Physical Action.
On October 14th, VFXRio will participate in the VISGRAF/IMPA Computer Graphics Seminar, presenting advancements in research that connects World Models, Digital Twins, transmultimodality, and robotics.
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