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Superhuman
by Super Huamn
Superhuman uses AI agents to watch everyday challenges of physically impaired individuals, design personalized prosthetic limbs, and rigorously test and proves them in simulation so those impaired can lead an easier life
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About This Project
Superhuman imagines a more accessible future where AI agents help physically impaired people regain agency in the tasks that shape everyday life. A user streams video clips of daily activities through Meta RayBans, and the system uses computer vision and reasoning to understand what motions, objects, and support patterns matter most for that person’s routine. From there, an agent stack moves through task understanding, prosthetic concept design, physics simulation, controller testing, and evaluation. The final output is a personalized simulated prosthetic design that has been thoroughly tested, simulated, and mechanically optimized and is instantly ready to be manufactured. The design package includes limb morphology, task scenario, controller and policy artifact, performance metrics, failure modes, and a replayable demo showing how the design performs in the real-world. This project is a utopian version of how AI agents can help those whoa re physically impaired.
Repository
Simulation-first design and evaluation of assistive-limb behavior in virtual daily-living (ADL) tasks: clip/prompt → morphology → MuJoCo sim → policy → metrics. Sim-only, not a medical device.