there's no real need for them to look exactly human
@Skvlph Says:
propaganda anyway. we are way further in this science
This is supewierd. as if im suddenly in the 80's wtf
Only things thats new is the production and the speed and force in robots. jeje
Talking about simple stuff as if it was magic. im telling you guys this is propaganda
@Skvlph Says:
den riktige grunnen er effektivitet. er du helt forvirret eller?
"Trygg? så kveler den deg"
@ChraO_o Says:
The one labelled safe is actually more dangerous.. with any kinds of shape and detachment, you could do possibly anything.
Empathy first before Deployment hehe
@No_money_left-_- Says:
0:29 the terminator fits in as well....
@NotBlockGlazerJJS Says:
54:50 IS THAT A GEOMETRY DASH REFERNCE?!
@MidoDiscovery-g5h Says:
Fantastic editing and storytelling. You made a complex topic incredibly engaging from start to finish.
@NathanZhu-n1h Says:
There is a fighting mode for bamax so uh, I don't know...
@UnionySAM50 Says:
Okay
@AydenDaffron Says:
Something hexapodal or more would be best because it's more statically stable and balanced. The only problem is that it might be too wide to fit through doors or into thin stairwells but this can be solved by simply making the legs able to move tightly next to each other and sort of crabwalk through
@Superchadier Says:
New colonoscopy meta?
@valliwulf Says:
I was just having a quick think about your vine robot and why not put between 4 and 16 helically wrapped wires on a surface that can contract when a current is passed through it this way you could literally pulse little worm into being a snake and increase it's efficiency for it's pneumatic volume that you're having to flow through to make it borrow into the ground slash sand
@RudiJock Says:
I just started watching this video, and see a question asked: "Should robots be 'Humanoid' in feature?
I am only at the 1:17 mark and will call it quits on this video.
Who decided on the form factor of a smartphone?
Beta Vs. VHS?
HD or 4K at 16:9 over portrait?
.
This... THIS IS THE WORLD WE LIVE IN.
It was built and modeled around HUMANS.
Stairs, door knobs, utensils, the hight of a dining table, the height of a stove, the width of a door etc.
So when someone is proposing a 'do ALL' robot, it has to do all according to the human species in mind.
Today, we can purchase a separate robot to vacuum our floors, do our dishes, mow our lawn, wait on or deliver items to tables in restaurants, wash our vehicles.
.
They all have one thing in common (which is they DO NOT HAVE ANY COMMONALITY)
THEY ARE ALL COMPLETELY SEPARATE UNITS unto themselves.
Now.
Take a HUMANOID robot that has incredible dexterity- (ie very precise ability and FINGER movement) and that ONE ROBOT can replace ALL robots (other than heavy lifting, industrial).
It also has the ability to walk into a room designed for HUMANS, walk up to an operating table (also designed for HUMANS), use tools (designed for HUMANS) and perform surgical procedures. Just like a HUMAN.
Ask your floor sweeping or lawn mowing robot to do that!!!
Yah- This video will be a HUGE WASTE OF MY TIME.
NO THANK YOU.
(Open to comments to prove me otherwise)
@EchoPlays14848 Says:
Little bird in the background 0:13
@Ineedmoretp Says:
no the real reason is because theyll ask for your boots your clothes and your motorcycle
@gxukys Says:
I opened this video to see futuristic robot and I presented with balloon calling them future robot who a kid of age of 9 already thought of that and can make this, please if you used flexible metal that contract using heat like nitinol maybe that would be little impressive.
@Thewind-x7p Says:
7:25 The sex jokes are writing themselves
@Brancharoo Says:
so like interstellar./......,.//.//
@Baller6886MC Says:
Dil-bot
@TheGreatestBaryonyx Says:
Bare in mind we cut corners everywhere, so why - in the future - would we spend the time to make confusingly complicated human-equivalent robots when we could just stick some wheels on a miscellaneous shape and have a robot.
@rebeccajayden9718 Says:
I want Detroit become human in real life though😔
@speedstar_potato Says:
robots should look like humans because it makes it easier to disable them.
It would be easier, to me at least, to knock off the joints that connects the legs and arms of a humanoid robot than to spend time thinking about which joint should i knock off a body shape i am not familiar with.
@my9129 Says:
I was surprised this video was only a year old. It seemed like the mainstream opinion from any time in the last 50 years except for the last few years when humanoids became genuinely possible. Humanoids are hard. So hard that Robotics had this sort of creative professional avoidance of what was a an old SciFi staple that they knew they would inevitably disappoint.
Humanoids are obvious and if you can really mass produce them, the basis of a revolution. There would be nearly unlimited demand because they are as a form a drop in replacement for human labor of all sorts that requires physical presence.
Specialized robots of the sort discussed were the academic consolation prize. They are by definition niche developments that are expensive and of limited utility. They are however what for many decades Robotics focused on because they could actually be built and some niche problems might be addressed. They were better than nothing.
Mass production allows iterative improvement and steady cost reduction and quality improvement. It has a magic quite distinct from whatever is being mass produced.
Humanoids aren’t the optimal general use robot form. The next level is Utility Fog, but that requires advanced molecular manufacturing -nanotechnology. Utility Fog could form humanoid bodies or any other sort of body as needed. Foglets could also be mass produced on a vast scale.
@johnbamba3052 Says:
If it's not an andriod silicon sex doll, I disapprove.
@sethanthony0325 Says:
hey why not put it into sea for amazing pictures
@CaptainJ52112 Says:
Novus the last remaining old humanoid is the villain and Hex, PROTO-EXTENDOMAN, the Octos, and the PROTO line are the heroes. Ultra-humanoid robots in our time are dangerous and moving into more humanoid robots later are safe. Logic
@Electromagneticpainter Says:
Currently watching this from another device.
What immediately came to mind with the "vine robot" (which looks like a caecillian to me) is: A: attach the camera internally do it doesn't get damaged (it will resemble a snail eye) and B: you could use this to push oxygen into a cave or tunnel so the trapped individuals don't suffocate.
(New idea) I'm pretty sure you could attach a fire extinguisher to one of these.
Use it for coolant, use it for transport, they've basically built an artery.
🤔⚡️✨️ I just figured out how to get the eye fixed in position
Okay now the jumping robots just need a way to orient themselves to land upright- which means give it a way to apply counterweight as soon as it starts losing velocity...
⚡️🤔⚡️😊 Figured it out
Yeah this jumper would be efficient at rapidly mapping an area- just attach a scanner and find anyone anywhere. Attach a scary message as a receipt printout if you want 😂😅😬
Instant internet connection, actually. Think about it. Lost in the woods? Send a jumper. Lost at night? Attach some lights! Emergency GPS-tracked jumper that outputs an emergency alert at the touch of a button and launches itself high enough to get an ABSOLUTE signal
(Micromice section) need a new challenge? Make a rotating 3d maze.
⚡️🤔⚡️✨️ Interesting! That vacuum mechanism looks highly useful for climbing and adhering to surfaces. Now take that and attach it to the side of your jumper so it adheres to a vertical surface
About the multipurpose humanoids- these can be used to quickly identify damages in a human unit because it will be calibrated and syncing - so it would be an empathy function to help medical professionals identify a problem before other tests and procedures are needed, which saves time and energy. The humanoid could then send a report to a different machine and then it would be a little easier to prescribe treatments because the reading would be accurate because it would be calibrated to a cellular level
🤔⚡️✨️ well nuclear reactions are triggered so this would require a set of waves, possibly electromagnetic waves, and they would need to basically float the neutrons... hmm. Okay you have magnetism and diamagnetism, you would need to bounce the waves just right to suspend the reactive material and force it to be separated from what triggers the reaction. Then while this is active you can diffuse the bomb as normal.. this is outside of my current understanding, but it's possible
Well wait a minute, I lesrned yesterday that radioactive materials transform into other materials, and that radiation itself is just an energy output that travels through matter. So you would have to make a counter-force that would neutralize it but if you overdo it this could trigger the explosion.
My brain is overheating I'm going to have to come back to this later ⚠️⚡️⚡️ I am at the.. one hour and fourteen minute mark. [1:14:00]
@MeGhost-01 Says:
0:36 oh nah what the heeeelllllll bruh
@lucianlucien13 Says:
did a robot write this? /s
@MaddLagger Says:
Having the "compressed air part" as a squeeze ball, squeezing it will expand and releasing it will contract. Now on the end have a cleaning gel like you see in car detailing, that can expand and contract easily.... Now you can clean even harder to get to spot in the car, or even in the small spot in a computer between boards and graphics cards or under the motherboard.
@SHAQUEELA02 Says:
Inspired by how plant vines grow toward sunlight, these robots extend exclusively from their tip using compressed air (tip extension).
@marchollywood Says:
Changes are necessary in a progressive world. If we chose to be in it, we must understand we cannot stop progress. While humans can find new paths in their ways, like to have more time for family, like to get involved in learning things he would never have the opportunity if in a factory or serving burgers. It can open a new way of life for human race. In the meantime, it is not fair to take the job of the people who helped to build the robots, not spending a dime with them, and put them out in the streets unemployed. Every company that replaces a human, should provide at least 50% of his salary to him until the day he finds another job in the same level of payment.
@danohanlon8316 Says:
The amount of time, effort, money, and materials put into making robots look like humans more than starves real progress in the robotic field. Fundamentally, the drive is childish.
@ronerickson8083 Says:
F=m*a*c*c, in a United States college course gold kit robot built with a voice box is $7887 a community secret and they can be alive if you change your operating system first line of code.
@alwaysemployed656 Says:
The exact same reason why, if aliens from outer space exist, they may not look the way popular sci-fi usually portrays them or even appear humanoid. Living creatures reflect the environments they live in, so that “take me to your leader” visitor may not look anything like what we imagine.
@MRKNIGHT Says:
I’d like robot ferrets like Kodo and Podo from the Beastmaster but mechanical.
@kiritoace1989 Says:
Rowan from Viva La Dirt looks very young in this video? 😂
@xenaora Says:
Yea they gotta be like ed-209's
@inaciomiguelfonseca8514 Says:
We are all thinking it…
@gavindunagan2930 Says:
I love that someone’s first thought with robot tech was a nice and innocent “can it go through a maze for fun?😇” and then on the other end we have BattleBots
@gavindunagan2930 Says:
I think the humanoid robot adventure is more of a jurassic park problem, than an actual motivation towards a practical and realistic solution. I think we just want to see if it’s possible mechanically. How small can we make actuators and mechanisms that simulate muscle movement. Can we simulate balance on two legs despite constant parasympathetic work to keep us upright. Can we make a robot in OUR image. Is less about a necessity or if we “Should”. It’s an endeavor on if we can.
@EthanSmith-u2x Says:
i magine just chilling buried under rubble and the vine robots come to save you ''its a alien sentient sextoy, ruuuun!''
@n0m4.69 Says:
Sometimes I wonder, if your science is advanced enough, you could probably just create genetic code to grow soft robots using materials found on location. Then I think that's already what has happened, and our planet could be the result.
@MrUnderscore1z Says:
They should make a jumping glider
@mikelikeit Says:
I think they're making humanoid robots just to spark the public for fundings etc
@max0-02wait2 Says:
Mmm the centrifugal clutch😢
@og420obi Says:
Why the seemingly endless, infomercial length ads, folks?? Ugh, youtube...why?
@Loucifur Says:
Robots does not look like humans but instead snakes. Snake try to figure out how to support skynet and kill humans. Snake see opening. Snake enter opening. The end. We must call the robots Lemmiwinx
@activatedrumble3625 Says:
pretty sure this tech was used to repair the sewer in front of my house. it was 2 ft in diameter
@DeviceNull Says:
laying fibre cables tunneling trees and existing pipework without damaging it would be a damn cool application for this.
LATEST COMMENTS