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Probably the Most Biomimetic Robotic Hand Ever
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- Опубликовано: 11 апр 2021
- This biomimetic robotic hand was made after 6 years of trial-and-error R&D.
The Clone Hand V10 has a re-designed 3D printed skeleton and is powered by McKibben-type artificial muscles. It has small membrane water pump which causes the noise, NOT AN AIR COMPRESSOR. The rest of the mechanism is almost silent. The newest prototype we are building is far quieter.
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Website: clonerobotics.com
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This video was recorded on October 24, 2019.
#Bionic #Biomimetic #RoboticHand
I look forward to the day this is mounted on one of Boston Dynamics robots.
Maybe.He will just build Hes Company hahah Lel
But hopefully not underneath it :)
@Solve Everything
I'm vaguely skeptical it'll come from Neuralink, but that sounds about right.
Boston Dynamics usually makes practical things like the robo dog or the weird monkey robot and fingers aren't that practical
@@insectdude9652 fingers allow for the highly controlled manipulation of small objects, which can be an extremely useful ability.
No wonder we mistrust robots, they sound like they're making a pact with a dark power while operating a rock drill.
I silenced it this Thursday: ruclips.net/video/tEAZXZzOgrQ/видео.html
The sound is awesome though
Well, coding kinda eats your soul
The smoothness is incredible man... You are fucking amazing
There is this other youtuber called Will Cogley, he's also working on biomimetics, I bet you two would have endless stuff to talk about! Both of you make the best biomimetics. Maybe he could help you with some of his tools, but I figure you're more of a lone wolf kinda developer.
thx
Thanks sir!!!
Always love the progress!
It's almost scary how realistic this hand moves! It's not like any other robot or prosthetic arm I ever seen, this is the future is just like the real thing
Oh i thought the arm would be a lot slower based off of earlier vids, really good job being able to operate all those valves so fast!
As a person that is a major Transhumanist I dream of the day I can relieve myself of my meaty limbs and attach a piece of artwork as amazing as this, keep up the amazing work your doing wonders for the future of Humanity as a whole
Woow
I look forward to the day we'll hear that before the screams. For real, it looks and sounds amazing, great work! Looking forward to seeing more experiments and new innovations about this!
Keep up the good work
Holy shit...I didn't expect to find such realistic robotic hand already...kind of scary how futuristic and realistic it looks, imagine putting a realistic skin on this thing and even making his mechanical tendons more of a muscles than tendons and then WOW...the future is here ! looks like those things you would see in scifi movies but only in reallife..beyond incredible..I hope you would keep on developing this tech to the point of incorporating it in robots for extra realism in the future..that would be so much more lifelike it's unbelivable.
Imagine putting this on and every time you use it someone thought you shit yourself.
It should've made a thumbs up at the end like the Terminator. Anyway really great progress.
That's most Most Biomimetic FART ever
Future start from this chanel
Good going bro
This looks amazing
Lut ! Nice job !
This channel is so underrated
This is awesome! This would like nice with the white sleeve you put on in earlier videos.
Beautiful, just beautiful. Keep it up!
Nicely done.
can it punch through walls yet. but in all seriousness awesome work dude.
very impressive!
man, you're soooo inspiring !
This looks like an alpha thing, but I can see it. Not sure if it's using motors or compression, but a silent version of this, paired with neuralink. Welcome to cp2077
I use electro-hydraulic muscles
It’d be cool to use some kind of stretchy resistor sensor or something to measure strain on the muscles for force feedback, and maybe even position!
I cant wait this tech mounted in human body
that's insanely awesome! keep up the great work!
One day, origami 3D printed joints will replace metal joints in robot limbs
Super się ogląda twój progres. Ta ręka wygląda jak z filmów sci-fi.
its handsome
I looked several robotic arm videos non of them like this. 👍 perfect and go on
Now this is how real robots sounds like
Na prawdę imponujące.Szkoda, że nie zajmujesz się w tym w pełni, ale mam nadzieję, że wkrótce dobijesz do 2 tys.$
You controlling the valves with servos.I thought about using a stepper to do this type of actuation.it would control a plunger that had a vacuum for retract the position of the plunder would hold the fingers position.I built a 10 axis hand using internal servos with 10 lbs of force in the grip.This is a coo project keep up the good workl
This is among the absolute coolest technological things I've ever seen!
Awesome job!
Cheers and all my attention to your channel.
cool as always
Congrats, this is really impressive!!
Not the worst, but a beginning of an awe inspiring revolution in technology!
Wow this is awesome.
Great work guys keep it up 🔥
Well i'm impressed
It looks like is alive. Amazing
This is absolutely amazing . awesome work 👍👍
Also
Some how 20th century fox logo came into my mind😂
I must subscribe to watch this guy closely. His research is scaringly amazing.
Biological mimecry, a principle I cam up with while studying anatomy concerning the future of all medical technology, and technology in general. Made manifest! Superb! ABolutely huge props! (Im not taking credit for biomimicry but seeing it done so damn well is absolutely amazing! Its amazing to see that something smeone as naive as I was back then, seeing a naive idea made real! Man! Wonderful piece of work!)
Thanks man!
Awesome project! Very cool, oil pressure next and then we have a 1 tonne grip we need for some proper skynet intervention
I used to use oil but water is much better in every way
looks great. i will watch your career with great interest
Bro i think u should be looking up for investors trust me if u have like a full team of people working on this u could make the process faster and prob in 5 or 10 years from now you could start mass producing this and make money out of it and u wouldnt have to worry about money and work full time on this its cool asf
Investors mean overpriced product at the end of the line.
@@latenight6815 + dead lines and expectations for commercializing the product for profit.
Prosthetics with this will be amazing especially with the electric muscles
Thats cool dude, but i think its a bit noisy because the hydraulic pump, still nice job.
Motion: 10 / 10
Sound: omg there is a world war 4 with shootings out of 10
Awesome!
Simply amazing. You don't often see this type of robotics. I wonder if this has any prosthetic applications. Though I do see a market for this.
I clicked this video hoping that the robotic arm would give me the finger.
Androids are closer than we think...
Well... the very body that is, Idk about the A.I. of it. Great work btw!!
is it dancing?
HOLLY MOLLY!!! KEEP IT UP BRO!!!
why does that hand look like you are trying to rebuild a robot you found in the future war scrap pile. either way its going awesome.
Excellent job as always.👍
Btw, the sounds coming from the muscles are similar to the sound effects you hear from a Kung-Fu movie back in the 70's.😂
Fortunately this sound comes from pump which is changed to more silent one now
wow! awesome this truly is the future!
Very good proyect!
And man created machinekind and for a time things were good
May be you should to install bunch of IMU sensors into palm and fingers for recieving a stable feedback about orientation.
In new prototype there are magnetic rotary sensors in each joint
Ever heard of a material that contract and detract from an electrical impulse? Perhaps an alternative to a compressed air driven actuators.
HI automations robotics , we would like to build a robotic class room in india of these technical skills you been doing all , is their any support or institute which we can bring along here.
the one dislike is from a paranoid old lady.
That’s hard work
Fantastic,
If this was used as a prosthesis, do you think it could be dangerous in the event of catastrophic pressure release?
This pressure isn't high - max 1 MPa. If this will be used as prosthesis there will be also a skin cover to avoid leakage to environment. But after muscle damage finger will lost tension.
@@CloneRobotics Definitely agree, and was just about to ask about something to encase it with. This could potentially change the way soft prosthesis is made. Can't even imagine the level of muscle imitation it could produce if it also had an internal rigid structure to mimic bone.
*So amazing, but ominous at the same time. Something about robotic humanoids is just terrifying to me.*
Wait... hold my beer
Fantastic
Nice !!
It sounds like a pneumatic impact wrench you'd hear at an auto tire shop.
GO GO GO!
What my parents hear when I crack my wrist
H.R. Giger called, he wants 10% of the profits for lending his style
No mam nadzieję ze jednak nie :)
that looks amazing and scary at the same time.
Nothing to scary about. You can destroy it pretty easly if you wish :)
I'M ALIVE!!
Blessed machine immortal.
hello, i'm not from england, but your idea is good, this channel ALEX LAB was made electrically and it can make pressure instead of a compressor, take it on board
I have seen that. I use small water pump instead. If there will be a need I will also try that
Did you take sonny's hand coz I can see the burn from when he put his hand in that laser shield in I, robot.
This man is building frankenstein's monster
I'll take it as complement
You should :)
All that’s left is a vibranium coating
this kinda gives me hope that one day i can replace all my shitty flesh and become an immortal machine
Xddd
Hey Clone, um I've got a small question if I ask. How did you make the artificial muscles and does it run with air or electricity? Because I've checked your channel I don't see anything that runs with the artificial muscles, just The mechanical arm I see.
No doubt bro. It is the most advanced one.
Beautiful, it’s fluid and the fact that there isn’t any jittering from the movement makes it even better. Are you using air or liquid for this one? Have you been having better success with the air muscles then anything else?
This arm is the same as in my most popular video on my channel, but in different shot. This is water pressure still and yes - these muscles are the best so far
Good work! How much were the total expenses for this development? Did you have any help with funding? What do you do for pay?
If I add up my 3D printers, all ever made prototypes and parts there will be about $20k soon. I was always funding myself alone, but now youtube monetize my channel and I wish it will growing up. I have Patreon site where I will do excluousive materials for Patrons
@@CloneRobotics Good luck to you!
@@DannyHudetz Thanks!
Just imagine what they sound like when they are walking
my arm is afraid of being replace
Wow that’s amazing, can’t wait to one day see something like this helping people
most bio-mimetic ever huh? maybe if it was mimicking a 100 year old person's arthritic hand after a stroke...
i keep thinking about the movie Robocop. lol
Have you ever thought of using memory alloys as actuation sources as opposed to electro-hydraulics? Perhaps heating them by passing current through the preformed alloys in order to achieve temperature necessary for the alloy to return to original shape. This would be based on the same concepts used in the memory alloy engines.
Yes I considered that, I am gonna try one in next few months
Brilliant! Is the motion done by strings or some sort of pneumatic tubes which expand and compress with/without pressure or both?
Hydraulic tubes with pressure
@@CloneRobotics Brilliant! Thank you!
I imagine hows the powerloss due to so many friction it abosrb?
Anyone else waiting for that universal hand sign?