How It Works in Practice When a chicken walks, you'll notice a characteristic head-bobbing motion. This isn't random; it's the chicken's way of stabilizing its vision. It moves its body forward, then pauses its head momentarily to keep its gaze fixed on a point, before quickly moving its head forward again to catch up with its body. This natural stabilization ability has led to the idea of using chickens as makeshift camera stabilizers. By attaching a small camera to a chicken's head, the camera can remain relatively stable even when the chicken is moving. Examples and Applications
Limitations While the concept is intriguing, there are practical limitations:
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