Six movements.
One fixed scale.
- Running
- Turning
- Jumping
- Landing
- Falling
- Recovering
Everyone can see
a robot moves badly.
No one can say
by how much.
Start with how
elite athletes move.
Send us how
your robot moves.
We lay one
over the other.
And score
the difference.
Elite athlete referenceYour robot
Score 4.2 / 10160 ms late22° shortModelled example
Get the highlights.
Six movements.
Range. Timing.
Smoothness.
The name comes off
before anything is kept.
Player 07Club12 Sept
Score a robot.
Pick a movement. Tune the robot.
Drag a dial and see what holds the score.
Richter score
—/ 10
Elite reference Humanoid under test
Tune the robot
How far the joints travel · elite band 92% and up
How late it responds · elite band under 40 ms
How fluid the motion is · elite band 85 and up
Pick a movement to begin.
Figures and bands are illustrative.1
Take a closer look.
Running
Stride after stride at speed, with the whole body in rhythm. It is the movement humanoids demonstrate most and the one that gives away the least about a machine, because a steady jog hides a lot.
- What it tests
- Stride timing, arm and leg coordination, how much the body bounces, and whether effort is spread across the leg the way an athlete spreads it.
- Why athletes
- A professional runs at speeds and for durations most people never reach, with an economy that took years to learn. That is the ceiling worth measuring against.
Movement only.
We keep how an athlete moves, and nothing about who they are.
Player and club both agree first.2
Where it stands.
Working
Reading the athlete
The Ares sensor the scale is built on.
In build
The reference library
Collected through Ares pilots, with consent.
Next
First benchmarks
A few humanoid teams, refining the scale with us.
Be one of the first
robots on the scale.
We’re choosing the first humanoid teams now. Tell us about yours.