{
  "title": "Select motion after feedback shown",
  "caption": "Figure 1. Live motion becomes control when generated feedback changes the person’s next action. Response latency includes the full loop. The response box gives intended behavior, not demonstrated physical reliability. Author-created diagram.",
  "alt": "In the live-motion loop, tracking supplies current controls, and generated feedback lets the person select the next movement.",
  "sources": [
    {
      "path": "content/blog/2026-07-23_human-motion-control-interface-for-world-models/post.md",
      "description": "Article explanation and retained source citations"
    }
  ],
  "limitations": [
    "The playback is an example. Animation time is not measured runtime.",
    "This diagram shows a mechanism. It gives no measured tracker frequency, generation FPS, response latency or physical interaction success."
  ]
}