bipedal
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n. pl.Noun (plural)Having two feet
Humans are bepedal - we have two legs
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Why Nvidia, Tesla, Amazon And More Are Betting Big On AI-Powered Humanoid Robots
- Technically, these are called bipedal humanoid robots.
Technically, these are called bipedal humanoid robots.
- Technically, these are called bipedal humanoid robots using semantic intelligence.
Technically, these are called bipedal humanoid robots using semantic intelligence.
実は”役立たず”な体の部位は？進化生物学者が解説 | WIRED Japan
- We were starting to be bipedal.
We were starting to be bipedal.
- We were starting to be bipedal.
We were starting to be bipedal.
Human Origins 101 | National Geographic
- legs indicate a notable shift toward a very human-like trait: consistent bipedal locomotion.
legs indicate a notable shift toward a very human-like trait: consistent bipedal locomotion.
- Consistent bipedal locomotion.
Consistent bipedal locomotion.
Game Theory: The TWISTED Lore of Reanimal
- At the end of the game, once the orphans complete the ritual, they end up surrounded by bipedal sheep, a mindless flock just doing whatever they're told, which is also very symbolic of those who are members of a cult.
At the end of the game, once the orphans complete the ritual, they end up surrounded by bipedal sheep, a mindless flock just doing whatever they're told, which is also very symbolic of those who are members of a cult.
- At the end of the game, once the orphans complete the ritual, they end up surrounded by bipedal sheep, a mindless flock, just doing whatever they're told, which is also very symbolic of those who are members of a cult.
At the end of the game, once the orphans complete the ritual, they end up surrounded by bipedal sheep, a mindless flock, just doing whatever they're told, which is also very symbolic of those who are members of a cult.
New Jersey's Walking Bear Mystery Solved
- That is a bipedal bear.
That is a bipedal bear.
- That is a bipedal bear.
That is a bipedal bear.
YouTubers React to Japanese Commercials (Ep #9)
- The dog became bipedal at the end, which is -
The dog became bipedal at the end, which is -
- The dog became bipedal at the end, which is I had to suspend my disbelief there, um, as if I wasn't already from the start.
The dog became bipedal at the end, which is I had to suspend my disbelief there, um, as if I wasn't already from the start.
Cosmic Journeys - Fate of Antarctica
- These bipedal creatures gave rise to some of the fiercest predators ever, including T.
These bipedal creatures gave rise to some of the fiercest predators ever, including T.
- These bipedal creatures gave rise to some of the fiercest predators ever, including
These bipedal creatures gave rise to some of the fiercest predators ever, including
You Can Fix Your DNA... Starting Now (feat. Nobel Prize Winner)
- You know, why are we bipedal, whereas our ancestral apes were originally not bipedal?
You know, why are we bipedal, whereas our ancestral apes were originally not bipedal?
- And so there's actually a scientist that I know who's using CRISPR to try to figure this out in rodents, because there are related rodents, some of which are bipedal, naturally, and some of which are not.
And so there's actually a scientist that I know who's using CRISPR to try to figure this out in rodents, because there are related rodents, some of which are bipedal, naturally, and some of which are not.
The Human Foot Is a Design Disaster - Cheddar Explores
- Going bipedal involved some painful anatomical tradeoffs, including everything from where the spine attaches to the skull, to the angle of the femurs, and of course, the shape of our feet.
Going bipedal involved some painful anatomical tradeoffs, including everything from where the spine attaches to the skull, to the angle of the femurs, and of course, the shape of our feet.
- Going bipedal involved some painful anatomical trade-offs, including everything from where the spine attaches to the skull, to the angle of the femurs, and, of course, the shape of our feet.
Going bipedal involved some painful anatomical trade-offs, including everything from where the spine attaches to the skull, to the angle of the femurs, and, of course, the shape of our feet.
Why we build robots that look and move like humans
- Billionaire venture capitalist Vinod Khosla predicts we could see a billion bipedal robots by 2040, and Goldman Sachs estimates that the global market for humanoid robots could reach $38 billion by 2035.
Billionaire venture capitalist Vinod Khosla predicts we could see a billion bipedal robots by 2040, and Goldman Sachs estimates that the global market for humanoid robots could reach $38 billion by 2035.
- Billionaire venture capitalist Vinod Khosla predicts we could see a billion bipedal robots by 2040,
Billionaire venture capitalist Vinod Khosla predicts we could see a billion bipedal robots by 2040,