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The Robot Report · September 30, 2026 · On the brief until October 14, 2026

Innodata opens motion-capture lab to help humanoids move more like people

RoboticsMechanical Engineering
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Controlling humanoid robot movement and manipulation

Innodata opened a motion-capture laboratory equipped with Vicon optical tracking cameras to record sub-millimeter movement data. The facility lets robotics developers train humanoid models using direct 3D physical capture instead of estimates derived from 2D video. Engineering teams can also use the lab to evaluate hardware against external ground-truth measurements.

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Engineers must weigh the trade-offs between gathering vast amounts of noisy egocentric sensor data and collecting smaller sets of expensive, highly accurate motion-capture data.

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