vezetettánszabályozó

Vezetettánszabályozó is a Hungarian term that translates to "guided dance regulator" or "dance guide controller" in English. It is a concept or device primarily associated with synchronized movement, particularly in the context of artistic performances, dance routines, or even coordinated mechanical actions. The core idea behind a vezetettánszabályozó is to ensure that multiple elements, be they dancers, robots, or other entities, move in a predetermined and harmonious manner, following a set sequence or pattern.

This can manifest in various ways. In a theatrical setting, it might refer to a sophisticated lighting or projection system that guides dancers through specific movements or patterns on stage. Alternatively, it could be a software program that choreographs the movements of multiple robotic arms in a factory assembly line to perform a complex task with precision. The emphasis is on external control that dictates the timing, direction, and form of the movement, creating a cohesive and often visually striking ensemble effect. The term implies a level of sophisticated automation or direction to achieve synchronized performance.