The Physics of Grace.
Translating four decades of Taiji mastery into the instructional intelligence humanoid robots need to perform and teach.
Fall prevention · Balance training · Senior physical wellness · Accessible to all ages
We believe that grace, stability, and fluid movement are gifts that masters and engineers build together — and that the deepest movement intelligence can only come from a lifetime of human practice, in which awareness of self, others, and context is woven into every motion.
This belief drives an ongoing research program. Our work is available in Research.
We partner across three capability layers — with research collaborators and robotics firms alike: the Performance Layer — master-level motion data and biomechanical curriculum; the Communication Layer — error taxonomy, instructional logic, and verbal cueing, with teaching as the lead application; and the Integration Layer — the unified system where a humanoid robot performs, teaches, and sustains acceptable operation over time.
We welcome research collaborators — in motion science, human-robot interaction, biomechanics, and related fields — working on questions where movement quality, deployment acceptability, and instructional intelligence intersect.
Our published research is available in Research. If our work connects to yours, we would like to hear from you.
You cannot program grace. It can only be taught.