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Catie Cuan is teaching robots to move more gracefully through choreography
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June 25, 2025
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1:05Now PlayingAs the reality of domestic robots become less of an "if" and more of a "when", Catie Cuan says teaching machines to move more gracefully can help us feel more comfortable around them. Cuan is an artist, engineer and award-winning robot choreographer whose work explores the beauty, magic and unintended consequences of giving AI a robot body. She is teaching robots like NEO, created by Norwegian engineer Bernt Børnich, to move more gracefully through choreography.
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