221k · Current
Elbow 20–70°
Curl 0–25°
Mozu run study · Round 2 · 3 October 2026
Compare the current 221k run with relaxed arms, a steadier bent elbow, and a compact elbow pump. All four share the same leg, body, head and tail motion.
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Elbow 20–70°
Curl 0–25°
Elbow 12–20°
Small, soft bend
Elbow 45°
Less outward than D
Elbow 20–50°
Curl 0–5°
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40 native poses per cycle, played at 60 fps. Each panel shows a crop of the same decoded video frame, so comparisons stay synchronized. No temporal interpolation. Original 480px videos are linked above.
A small bend softens A’s nearly straight arm. Compare its quiet front silhouette with the running style from the side.
The outward angle drops from D’s 16° to 12°. Check whether the forearm stays clear while the stance of the arms becomes narrower.
The shoulder stays at 221k’s 6° abduction. The elbow opens more on the backward swing than N2, while keeping its smaller forward bend and curl.
| Study | Min forearm + fist / rest | Min fist / rest | Fist area jumps | Side travel / 221k | Failed hard view checks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 221k | 63.3% | 7.2% | 16 | 100.0% | None |
| A2 | 65.0% | 5.9% | 16 | 98.0% | V1 |
| D2 | 70.9% | 11.6% | 16 | 91.1% | V1 |
| N3 | 63.2% | 7.1% | 14 | 99.6% | None |
Minima span both arms and all frames. Area jumps exceed 20% of rest area between adjacent frames, including the loop seam. These are diagnostics, not taste scores.
Candidates are not adopted. The original failed checks are retained. V1 includes a forward-hand-over-belly pose requirement; its failure alone does not prove collision. V7 counts visible arm/head triangle intersection pairs, not pixels. Existing paw–tail overlap remains unresolved. Constant-channel peak tests may still fail for a steady elbow/curl. See the raw data for all retained verdicts.
N2 failed the rear-arm occlusion and silhouette connectivity checks. Its full comparison and measurements are preserved here.
N2 front comparisonN2 oblique comparisonN2 side comparisonN2 measurements