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Performance could be programmed in with motion capture and the robot does its best to follow the routine? Seems tough to manually animate that stuff. I also don't know shit about robots.
From what I remember watching in a robot video I think Boston dynamics did several years back, their approach wasn't to try to fully program movements, but rather a desired outcome, and then have the robot run through and attempt it hundreds of times making incremental adjustments and changes. So the robots probably have the routine programmed, but have internal processing and decision making on how to accomplish that movement. That might be why theres very minute differences noticable in each robots moves despite being 99.9% in sync. It's most noticeable in the drunken boxing part.
Nah it's cos they got the robots drunk