>>42149
I've thought about this a bit and did some back of the envelope calculations, plus some speculation on what it would take.
Here I counted up what would be needed for all 300 human muscles and how ESP32 microcontrollers could be used to do this, with a main processor sending them position data.
>>20558
Here I did some rough guesses of what data the main processor would send to the microcontrollers and what that would be
>>21602
Using programming in the microcontrollers to smooth curves while reducing the bandwidth between the main processor and the microcontroller
>>22111
More detail and using vectors for velocity and end points for limbs
>>22119
more along these lines
>>22120
>>22121
Here's where someone was worried about the bandwidth to control extremities and I linked where I had been thinking about this and drafting rough numbers for what bandwidth was need with links. Some links are same as above. BTW I think if acceleration, velocity and direction vectors combined with an end point were sent you would have plenty of bandwidth, More than plenty. I might add something lese would be a movement algorithm. I would plan for it but not necessarily use it right away, just have a place in the data stream to send it to the microcontroller doing the actual movement.
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