motionstate

noun
UK /ˈməʊʃən steɪt/
US /ˈmoʊʃən steɪt/

A motionstate is how something is moving or still at a certain time.

The robot's motionstate changed from standing still to rolling forward.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In physics, a description of an object's speed and direction at a given moment.

The motionstate of the ball was recorded before and after the kick.

3. In computer animation, a stored setting that tells a character how to move.

The game switched the character's motionstate to jumping when the button was pressed.

4. A label used in robotics to show whether a machine is idle, moving, or turning.

The control panel displayed the robot's motionstate as 'turning left'.