@@mariosmatzoros3553 Interesting,...I don't have a tv and i don't go to movies.....and I don't have to know how something works to know what it's for. Duh
YES! I assume something went terribly wrong after they revealed it. Some sort of "actually, this design isn't going to work the way we wanted." And it went back to a drawing board.Maybe something to do with it's rickety walk? Either that, or they are reaaaaaaaly trying to do something incredible for its first full appearance.
@@rampagepotato4307 you and your friends are weeabo f4gs addicted to children’s comics. It’s hopeless for you. You can’t even comprehend what is reality and what isn’t.
Genuinly just impressive, especially the working temp of 50 degrees celceus. I don't own a company that would need a spot(or any company at all) but if I did it simply adds utility. Keeps things flowing, keeps things safer, so that the engineers can focus on more important things. The machines can also run for longer without needing to stop for an inspection.
@@kapitan762x54R not saying they were not honest, I find the application of spot as a monitoring tool redundant. Whoever implements spot for such an application should either get fired for incompetence or be promoted as an amazing salesman
@@Watsk3burt I mean... look. 1 sensor is cheaper than 50. I'm not a bookie. Wlthout the numbers I cannot say if it is worth it or not. Idk why you're telling me and not someone who acctually has a company.
@@kapitan762x54RI feel as if people see spot more relevant than he is. And I am replying since you stated an opinion contrary to mine, and conversation and discussion exists to exchange ideas and get different point of views.
Tbh I don't think it's ready. Spot is a very functional design that they can upgrade and expand on. Atlas is... it's alot more complex and alot less useful. It will probably take a few years til' they have a robot that can acctually do somthing useful. And until then, spot is what is making money.
@@kapitan762x54R The key for Atlas is not going to be its mobility, which they have down pat, or the human form-factor, which they seem to have on lock as well. The key is going to be its manipulators because that's what you want an Atlas for. Less Spot, which is more of a mobile autonomous platform, and more Atlas which is a general labor droid.
@@thomashenry4798 General Labor Droids will never be a thing. Specialising is just more practical. As for movement, the movements vids we have seen have been pre-programmed, basically just an animatronic with legs. It still can't move and detect things like spot can, or atleast we havn't seen any evidence of it. We don't need to replace the human form factor with machines because we have humans. Metal will never be as stretchy as meat. It's better to just build specialised robots like Stretch or Spot. Atlas is cool but from what I've seen, utterly useless. I think DARPA wanted him for somthing? Maybe to draw fire?
@@kapitan762x54R saying never is a big wrong, do you relize how extremely fast technoligy is growing and how much cheaper its getting. fully autonimous bipedal droids are not that far ahead
I really hope to see examples in the future of how these little bots helped avoid putting humans in dangerous situations while identifying problems, like deadly chemical leaks
So they have given them personalities and lasers... The tablet with game controller sticks and buttons is brilliant. It's going to allow for pre-learning from the current generation.
They don't have personalities and the lasers are harmless. Boston Dynamics isn't making warmachines. Or atleast not primarely and spot has nothing to do with it.
These things does not have an aligment of its own, but the person using it for good or bad, like theft and such, which i hope they wont be used for in the future by some. There might be future versions that can maneuver even faster. Its usually cause of those human faults we need layers on layers of complex securitys of bothersome to go through later, like a fingerprint scanner for workers or whatever to be able to controll it
@@sauriel596 If it's usefull for that, you can be sure someone is going to use it for it, there are always cases of people using good tools for the wrong reasons, and there will always be.
@@kapitan762x54R You clearly haven't seen them being used in Ukraine xD because they are, there are videos of them with cammo coats on them doing recon there.
I know this will sound weird...but, why do I feel a sense of parental pride in something I had nothing to do with, couldn't even begin to tell you how it works, and will never be able to. I love watching Spot work!!😊
@@kelly7997 You really think will this progress humanity?.....It's going to help guarantee it's enslavement....don't think so??....that's ok, just remember you were told.
Dear Boston Dynamics, thanking you for making a video that doesn't scare the hell out of me for once. I've been following you since the early days, and for a long time, it was "Oh look, more Nightmare Fuel from Boston Dynamics! Lets see what's going to keep me up at night THIS time?" (I do low key kind of miss it though, compared to the safe corporate may-as-well-be-an-iphone-trailer that we see here). Great work all around though!
I just wanted to say I have huge respect for your company. The first to invent the spot design that is now used commercially everywhere. Really hope the same can happen with your atlas design. Fingers crossed! 🤞
Listening for bearing wear is pretty cool 😎 Can you train it on the sound of every car engine and have it diagnose a problem just from the sound, or identify a change in the sound of a machine and flag it up?
i feel like i've heard many companies talk about this stuff for factories. cameras/microphones and ml algos that recognize irregularities. i don't see why you'd need autonomous robots for that at all though
@@lmao4982 eh. It's a mobile platform. Might be cheaper than placing a scanner at all machines or paying someone to patrol day in day out or it may not. It's up to the individual company owner to decide with their book keeper.
I can only liken this little guy to a security guy I know named Gary. He doesn't go very far or very fast but he does overtime, doesn't take sick days, and sleeps in a little box between two old containers out back.
NEW SPOT TABLET APPRECIATION!!! Spots now being able to share snooze spots is so gooood! Also Spot not walking under the ladder cos that's bad luck hehe 💛🖤
I think Spot can be helpful also for inspecting city infrastructure -- pipes, overhead wires, poles, building walls, supports condition, traffic lights, asphalt and tiles, road markings and signs, trees, fences, etc... it may even allow monitoring compliance with landscaping and parking rules...
Can't wait for you guys to send Vedal one of these for his Neuro-sama AI to have a body! Though, personally I think one of the last-gen Atlas chassis would be MUCH better to send him! *_>HINT-HINT, NUDGE-NUDGE
How does it counter out its own internal motor resonance? Motion amplification is an incredible technology but must be extremely sensitive by design. Curious to know more about this.
Vibration monitoring and laser scanning are existing fields though. There are currently competing companies who will sell you the service of coming to your plant and doing it.
Is this what a future constuction site looks like, 10 People sitting in a truck operating a toy. Before they used to all stand around the same hole watching one guy work, technology is sure improving..
So i really like the avoidance system but I am even more interested in what happens when the obstacles do not allow a path forward. Does it problem solve, return to last point or just go to home???
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Always happy to see our little friend spot
you're so very right :D
Good to know he's being stairtrained
If you're under 40 you will probably live to regret that
@@3DWHIZZYou've watched way too many sci-fi movies and you do not understand how ai/robotics work.
@@mariosmatzoros3553 Interesting,...I don't have a tv and i don't go to movies.....and I don't have to know how something works to know what it's for. Duh
I like that Spot is superstitious enough not to walk under ladders.
Superstitious? Nonono, you see... *rolls out the conspiracy theory board and starts explaining the complex web* 😅
@@starblaiz1986 🤣
Made my day 😂
He's also been observed avoiding black cats
i want to see more new Atlas
Me 2:)
I think most of the development for Atlas is stull under an NDA, and it probably will be for a while
@@VernTheSatyr yea probably
YES!
I assume something went terribly wrong after they revealed it.
Some sort of "actually, this design isn't going to work the way we wanted." And it went back to a drawing board.Maybe something to do with it's rickety walk?
Either that, or they are reaaaaaaaly trying to do something incredible for its first full appearance.
It's in the ME now for trials.
Robot dogs with frickin laser beams on their heads.
Fricken robot dogs? with fricken laser beams attached to their fricken heads?
Finally a suitable replacement for my claymore roombas
What could possibly go wrong……?🤔🫣
See what you did there…….
Sharks with lasers will be disrupting this.
BD so thoroughly captured our attention with their demos that they have average consumers watching advertisements for industrial* machines.
They captured YOUR attention with the shadow on the cave wall. Luckily not everyone is that dumb.
@@Drpepr I don't think the allegory really works here
@@Drpepr Tf are you yapping about lmao.
@@rampagepotato4307 you and your friends are weeabo f4gs addicted to children’s comics. It’s hopeless for you. You can’t even comprehend what is reality and what isn’t.
Weeabo f4ggots addicted to children’s comics trying so hard to make believe realities.
Keep advancing, Boston Dynamics. ❤
Genuinly just impressive, especially the working temp of 50 degrees celceus. I don't own a company that would need a spot(or any company at all) but if I did it simply adds utility. Keeps things flowing, keeps things safer, so that the engineers can focus on more important things. The machines can also run for longer without needing to stop for an inspection.
You know advanced vibration sensors exist for a reason right? In fact, most industrial applications I have seen for spot can be done by sensors...
@@Watsk3burt He is a sensor. A walking one. When where they not honest about that?
@@kapitan762x54R not saying they were not honest, I find the application of spot as a monitoring tool redundant. Whoever implements spot for such an application should either get fired for incompetence or be promoted as an amazing salesman
@@Watsk3burt I mean... look. 1 sensor is cheaper than 50. I'm not a bookie. Wlthout the numbers I cannot say if it is worth it or not. Idk why you're telling me and not someone who acctually has a company.
@@kapitan762x54RI feel as if people see spot more relevant than he is. And I am replying since you stated an opinion contrary to mine, and conversation and discussion exists to exchange ideas and get different point of views.
spot is pretty cool but please show us more of the new Atlas!
same want my v001!
Tbh I don't think it's ready. Spot is a very functional design that they can upgrade and expand on. Atlas is... it's alot more complex and alot less useful. It will probably take a few years til' they have a robot that can acctually do somthing useful. And until then, spot is what is making money.
@@kapitan762x54R The key for Atlas is not going to be its mobility, which they have down pat, or the human form-factor, which they seem to have on lock as well. The key is going to be its manipulators because that's what you want an Atlas for. Less Spot, which is more of a mobile autonomous platform, and more Atlas which is a general labor droid.
@@thomashenry4798 General Labor Droids will never be a thing. Specialising is just more practical. As for movement, the movements vids we have seen have been pre-programmed, basically just an animatronic with legs. It still can't move and detect things like spot can, or atleast we havn't seen any evidence of it. We don't need to replace the human form factor with machines because we have humans. Metal will never be as stretchy as meat. It's better to just build specialised robots like Stretch or Spot. Atlas is cool but from what I've seen, utterly useless. I think DARPA wanted him for somthing? Maybe to draw fire?
@@kapitan762x54R saying never is a big wrong, do you relize how extremely fast technoligy is growing and how much cheaper its getting. fully autonimous bipedal droids are not that far ahead
It's going to be interesting in the future as an old man running from these things in a destroyed Boston
It's good to see somebody out there understands what this is really about!
I'm going to spoil something for you the future is going to be very boring nothing ever happens
@@RikkiSan1 that's after shit hits the fan and the dust settles. A very boring world indeed.
I really hope to see examples in the future of how these little bots helped avoid putting humans in dangerous situations while identifying problems, like deadly chemical leaks
But rest assured, people will mourn a bot that gets critically damaged in the line of duty. 🪦
0:27 yoo this is Galactus Spot
SO glad someone else spotted it haha
Have a like for the Galactus reference
So they have given them personalities and lasers...
The tablet with game controller sticks and buttons is brilliant. It's going to allow for pre-learning from the current generation.
They don't have personalities and the lasers are harmless. Boston Dynamics isn't making warmachines. Or atleast not primarely and spot has nothing to do with it.
These things does not have an aligment of its own, but the person using it for good or bad, like theft and such, which i hope they wont be used for in the future by some. There might be future versions that can maneuver even faster. Its usually cause of those human faults we need layers on layers of complex securitys of bothersome to go through later, like a fingerprint scanner for workers or whatever to be able to controll it
@@sauriel596 If it's usefull for that, you can be sure someone is going to use it for it, there are always cases of people using good tools for the wrong reasons, and there will always be.
@@sauriel596if they're used for theft, they'll join the ranks of Seagulls
@@kapitan762x54R You clearly haven't seen them being used in Ukraine xD because they are, there are videos of them with cammo coats on them doing recon there.
So awesome, i am sure this technology will explode in the next 20 years. Buy some shares
That's cool. Also, 55°C 😳
I wonder why they didn't just say 131°F, especially since BD is a US company.
@@johnpooky84 maybe because: US F vs rest of the world C
@@silence7359 Then why not put both F/C?
@@johnpooky84Most science organizations, companies and institutes use the metric system I think, even in the U.S .
one of the most interesting companies to watch atm
Not only is Spot more of a good doggo, we're also getting Boston dynamics Switch controls.
I know this will sound weird...but, why do I feel a sense of parental pride in something I had nothing to do with, couldn't even begin to tell you how it works, and will never be able to. I love watching Spot work!!😊
You ask why?.... well, it is true that some of us are not very bright.
Pride in human progress!
@@kelly7997 You really think will this progress humanity?.....It's going to help guarantee it's enslavement....don't think so??....that's ok, just remember you were told.
''Good, good, good.''-Rocky (Project Hail Mary)
A big part of BD's videos - banger tunes.
You are My Favorite @Boston Dynamics.
I don't know why, but seeing Spot always makes me smile. Doesn't matter if Spot is working or dancing.
Dear Boston Dynamics, thanking you for making a video that doesn't scare the hell out of me for once. I've been following you since the early days, and for a long time, it was "Oh look, more Nightmare Fuel from Boston Dynamics! Lets see what's going to keep me up at night THIS time?" (I do low key kind of miss it though, compared to the safe corporate may-as-well-be-an-iphone-trailer that we see here). Great work all around though!
I wish I had an adorable robo friend like Spot :(
If you ever find yourself with too many Spot's and not enough homes, I'll adopt one!
Yes, me too!
I just wanted to say I have huge respect for your company. The first to invent the spot design that is now used commercially everywhere. Really hope the same can happen with your atlas design. Fingers crossed! 🤞
I love his little tippy-toes. How can something used for such technical jobs be so cute?
Boston Dynamics has come such an epic long way, love the funding Hyundai is bringing them!
The little head tilt when he hears something 😭😭
Impressive hardware work, but the software is very well done, it seems solid and reliable.
Thanks for showing it off.
It's walking and climbing a lot better now and even it's paying attention to the surroundings more accurate 👏👏🤩🤖🤖
1:40 Spot is superstitious and doesn't like walking under ladders! 🐶🤖😂😂
Spot knows what to…spot. 😘
It looks like fun that control the Orbit with Joy con😊
Listening for bearing wear is pretty cool 😎 Can you train it on the sound of every car engine and have it diagnose a problem just from the sound, or identify a change in the sound of a machine and flag it up?
Depends. Do you have enough money to custom order one? XD
@@kapitan762x54R probably 🙇
i feel like i've heard many companies talk about this stuff for factories. cameras/microphones and ml algos that recognize irregularities. i don't see why you'd need autonomous robots for that at all though
@@bigbogeyface then definietly. You'd need someone to tell them what the diffirent sounds mean so they can code it in.
@@lmao4982 eh. It's a mobile platform. Might be cheaper than placing a scanner at all machines or paying someone to patrol day in day out or it may not. It's up to the individual company owner to decide with their book keeper.
I can only liken this little guy to a security guy I know named Gary.
He doesn't go very far or very fast but he does overtime, doesn't take sick days, and sleeps in a little box between two old containers out back.
Impressive is an understatement! Brilliant engineering! Keep it up!!!
NEW SPOT TABLET APPRECIATION!!!
Spots now being able to share snooze spots is so gooood!
Also Spot not walking under the ladder cos that's bad luck hehe 💛🖤
Greetings from Poland. 🇵🇱👍
this is very impressive. i am watching the development of the first, coolest and actually useful robot! how amazing!!!
Their timing at 1:42 was flawless. Hats off to them! 💯
Little Index Lathe spotted, maybe a G one. Nice memories working on C100s.
2:00 Is that a Steam Deck?
That's what I said haha 😂
It looks similar to a steam deck, probably runs on linux as well, but its a handheld tablet for when you need to take manual control over the robot
Didn't know it was confined to ONLY one docking location. 0:52
Makes sense. Seems like somthing that would be a pain to fix. That or easy to overlook until it got out in the field.
That's the kinda jank that lets you know it's real
@@quantumblauthor7300 The fact that the tablet resembles that of a switch lite means you know nintendo was onto something with it's controller design.
@@Gaia_BentosZX5 Yeah, they knew what a hand is shaped like
That's a great choice for the music genre.
I don't need to tell you how incredible you guys are. Onya.
紫はエヴァ初号機みたいでカッコいい！
Get in the pooch, Shinji
I can't wait till I have Spot bring me a beer from the fridge.
Can’t wait for Boston Dynamics’ Cylons.
You know it Bud!!
Would be cool to know if transitions between states of movement are also being optimized :)
This is really cool. I wish I was doing this stuff in my daily life.
I think Spot can be helpful also for inspecting city infrastructure -- pipes, overhead wires, poles, building walls, supports condition, traffic lights, asphalt and tiles, road markings and signs, trees, fences, etc... it may even allow monitoring compliance with landscaping and parking rules...
Well Done For A New Spot Robots With The Next Capabilities Level 🎉😊
I live for updates from this youtube channel.
SPOT IS ACCOUSTIC NOW!!!
pretty cool
Can't wait for you guys to send Vedal one of these for his Neuro-sama AI to have a body!
Though, personally I think one of the last-gen Atlas chassis would be MUCH better to send him! *_>HINT-HINT, NUDGE-NUDGE
You can play Spot on a Nintendo Switch! Awesome!
Ive been here since the start, whether it be spot or atlas im happy to see an upload. Use to be years in-between updates lol
This music is a bop!
Super !
nicely placed pink tape for no apparent reason 🤫
The future is now, old man
MOAR Robots, please!!!
Would love to see an ATV version!
It’s nice that he comes with his own disco lights underneath him
Make an extremely tiny Spot named Dot for exploring small areas
What a cool robot🙂
I cant believe spot learned the ultrasonic attack from the warden
Didn't know robots cared about bad luck, but seeing it avoid walking under that ladder, I guess they do. :)
I love Spot!!!
Here's your reminder to give your 5P-0T unit routine memory wipes. They're known to develop personality quirks otherwise.
If there's a problem I hope Spot can spot it
the ability to set multiple docks on a route is huge
like so huge that its weird it wasnt a feature by default
Man I wish I could afford one of these little guys
I feel like this music should be played from Spot while it moves around, and that it just have some groove in it's walk to the beat
How does it counter out its own internal motor resonance? Motion amplification is an incredible technology but must be extremely sensitive by design. Curious to know more about this.
Probably the same way you weigh a small dog by holding it and subtracting your weight
I would love to work among these things!
Very cute! ❤
pioneer in robotics
1:48 he climbed those stairs in style
These are quickly becoming those spider drones from Doom 3. :)
ROCK ON!!!!
We need an IPO!
Vibration monitoring and laser scanning are existing fields though. There are currently competing companies who will sell you the service of coming to your plant and doing it.
Some companies prefer not to outsource if it can be avoided.
Is this what a future constuction site looks like, 10 People sitting in a truck operating a toy. Before they used to all stand around the same hole watching one guy work, technology is sure improving..
Bon appétit a tous
The future is already here!
LETS GO BABY
Please make a hiking companion!
*HAVE NO FEAR*
Spot can hear.
Spot: "I will find you." 👀🧐💯
So i really like the avoidance system but I am even more interested in what happens when the obstacles do not allow a path forward. Does it problem solve, return to last point or just go to home???
이걸 템플릿삼아 나하는 일 찍어야 겠다. 경력직지원할때 PT면접에 끼워넣으면 좋을 것 같음. 구도와 음악 길이 적당함. 같은 플랜트단지라 참고할게 많네
Great!
I love me some Spot. ❤
The future is here!!!
Good stuff.
I wish I had a factory where stuff could go wrong so I needed to get one of these.
0:29 Their heads look like Crow T. Robot and Tom Servo.
대박이네..
Thrilled