wait why did he talk about micromice for so long? (other than the catchy ahh song)
@mchlkpng Says:
15:11 anal penetration
@bca-biciclindcuaxel7527 Says:
I don't agree with you on this. The World we are living in is build by humans and shaped for the human form in order to meet our needs. So a robot shaped just like us, it will fit easier too.
@luiserikseher9151 Says:
0:26 no
@gamecubekingdevon3 Says:
1:12:58 ---> out of curiosity, that 3D printed titanium, was it commercially pure (like grade1 and 2) or was it ti-6al-4V (grade 5) ?
@bintangfurger4746 Says:
that just really cool shi
@Mr.Fabrication007 Says:
FYI, an expanding tube put into someones throat isn't a robot, its a piece of tubing put into someones throat...I would think with all your homework and research that you would start with the definition of "robot". Yes its a clever design with a smaller secondary tube for the trachea. No robotics robots......hmmmm? since when? "material intellect" ? If I stick my toothbrush where the sun doesn't shine to dislodge an accidentally swallowed Lego does it then become a robot too? I'm gonna be a robotics engineer by morning!
@Nick_Reinhardt Says:
So many unread emails
@mee_is_sus Says:
21:52 If only it was 7 more percent...
@Zazyr Says:
16:00 something similar is already in use. It's called an M-58 Miclic but it's just a flexible tube with explosives launched over a minefield to clear it.
Vine robot could do it more covertly, while burrowing I guess... Wouldn't need a launcher per se as well...
A lot of potential uses in the military.
But again, humans have weaponised nails, water, food and sunlight so...
I think the biggest potential is in the surgery after miniaturisation. Possibilities are endless. Definitely the most promising of the designs.
Now that I've watched it until the end- compliant mechanisms are the future as well.
@GriffinForte Says:
Wah
@Pehz63 Says:
"The real reason robots shouldn't look like humans" yet he doesn't interview any researchers who work on humanoid robots? And when he mentioned Boston Dynamics' humanoid robot, the one guy said he really enjoyed it, so not much bad was spoken about humanoid robots. I don't like how this title implies a sort of zero-sum game where we can't have humanoid robots because non-humanoids are so good. And I especially don't like how that isn't properly explored by talking to humanoid robotics engineers to get more perspective on the competition.
What's really cool about robotics is that robots are so cool and so useful that we have lots of researchers exploring all sorts of different angles of this, and many of those research projects can succeed without requiring the other projects to fail. Technology is not zero-sum game.
@cptcosmo Says:
For Colonoscopies without potential for perforations.
@denifnaf5874 Says:
TLDR: just watch Terminator to understand why robots shouldn't be human shaped
@sylbaster2658 Says:
Seems like they should start making 3 dimensional mazes for the mice next, like a sphere
@Ivan4es1 Says:
No, I need my robot waifu!))) 😁
@vadym-beep1241 Says:
"Balalala"
- Baymax, Big Hero 6
@SideWalkAstronomyNetherlands Says:
A robot is about being to work on its own,not about shapes, it is the software that makes the robot, these are NOT robots.
@Adara787 Says:
absolutely agree, robot shouldnt look like human
@yyhhttcccyyhhttccc6694 Says:
i want a humanoid robot that i can fist fight and break apart with weapons and then put back together like lego
@abrlim5597 Says:
When we want a meta-robot to design robots for us, we would want this meta-robot to be like us as much as possible. But then, we will face the problem: what reason would we still have for not taking 'it' as one of us?
@ZTTINGS Says:
Another potential use for a vine robot could be to make a portable automatically deployable breathing path and location indicator for avalanche victims. It would need to know which way was ‘up’ and I’m sure that deeply compacted snow isn’t quite like sand but it feels to me like there are similarities and in an emergency situation where those first minutes are so critical, providing breathing gas and a visible location sounds pretty useful to me. Thanks for a great video as always!
@lochlanbell1266 Says:
So... If we don't get the humanoid fellas
Can we do Daleks
@screegif Says:
Robots should look like Prototype instead
@GuizinPE81 Says:
Imagine aliens actually looks like this octahedron shape
@MrFerdoraCheddar Says:
what's the song from 0:34 1:29
@USAwrestling639 Says:
The only other design for a jumping robot that doesn't use a spring would be something that stores work like that olympic shotput on a cable thing. Robot spins a heavy weight on a string in a vertical circle (it would need some kind of root to not be shifted) and then release the weight upwards to launch itself
@JeffPadula Says:
Quantum mouse? Check all paths at the same time?
@MkGm3993 Says:
the moment the contestant called the robot Red Comet, it will go three times faster by default for sure
@AdorableHamster32 Says:
As a Pole, I'm so proud one tube robot is named "Polish" and another is named "Kiełbasa".
@TimLucasdesign Says:
Oh it wants to investigate narrow shafts alright. This robot is a perv.
@DinoDNA12 Says:
this is fire
@Donald-xu6hj Says:
Freaky aah robots 2:30
@hasanemon859 Says:
hey drake , i thought making a Monocoupter would be kinda impossible . how did they made ingenuity . make a video on ingenuity plz
@caddy7779 Says:
Man this could be amazing for the IT or Electrical field. You could fish soooo many cables with ease with this thing!
@bassmanjr100 Says:
Pretty sad to see all of these 'smart' people wearing masks which we are now told didn't work and the government knew they didn't work. Most common sense regular folks understood this while the PHDs continued to wear them.
@Camrynnn_21 Says:
This video is amazing, I learned so much!
@cc-x3 Says:
As a person who worked at a plumbing company, cameras that go into lines are made of metal but so breakable, and it costs about 290-360$ to camera a line. This would be crazy to use to inspect lines
@wifiwodhyde Says:
a machine should behave like a machine
@CadenceTheSloth Says:
51:23 it wont move?
@ssslugrrcatt Says:
imagine being crushed by a huge chunk of wall and a blue worm just saves your live
@galegamer6709 Says:
Lil bro be running in the backround😂😂😂 11:46
@MrAliibneMohammad Says:
Thanks bro.💓💓💓love you brother from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
@JeRzUx Says:
human don't Make robot strong: robot think kill human to be strong
@HankMFWimbleton Says:
i don’t want my roomba to have limbs
@tomoakhill8825 Says:
This is so frustrating. I _nkow_ it is about robots at home, but I live surrounded by the United States automobile industry (see below), and they currently are using over 1,000,000 non-humanoid robots. I visited a transmission factory where I say one human oversee 1,440 robots. I had worked in such a factory 35 years earlier, and _know_ the number of human work stations that these robots replaced. In 1974 it took 12 separate machines, manned by 12 humans, to machine a casting into a usable transmission part. In 2014, _one_ Computer Numeric Controlled (CNC) machine did all twelve of these machining operations without humans. Six CNC machines surrounded a robot, which unloaded and loaded them. There were two rows of 10 clusters, so120 CNC machines, each replacing 12 humans, thus replacing 1440 humans, and none of these robots looks anything like a human. The scale is enormous, because that company would sell 20,000 cars each day that year, so each CNC machine needed to complete all 12 machining operations in 10 minutes. (My house is located within 50 km of the headquarters building, test tracks, and engineering centers of the Big Three: Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis. I can drive to any of these nine places in less than 1/2 hour. I am also only 10 km from the Toyota, and from the Hydunai, experimental engineering centers. In addition 21% of all automobile production is within an hour dirve.)
@wearefromserbia9714 Says:
robots follow the art rule: use should follow form
@coledavidson5630 Says:
47:12 doesn't the flood fill algorithm only work if you already know the position of the goal? How do you calculate an ideal shortest path to a coordinate position you don't know?
@andreborges2881 Says:
Vine robot should be away from the mines, while “carrying” along a metal plate able to detonate the mines (within a safe distance/with large enough diameter so that soldiers could then go through).
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