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The World's first fully autonomous dump truck leaving Minexpo 2016
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2016
- Komatsu introduced us to their "Innovative Autonomous Haulage Vehicle" at Minexpo 2016. This is a video of it moving out of the Las Vegas convention center after the show.
So many armchair engineers. For those who don't understand, this truck was at Mine Expo in Las Vegas, not at a mine. A mine will have a road network with load points, dump points, fuel station,...etc. There is no haulage network at a convention center. The remote control is so they can move the truck around in places where there is no network (the assembly yard at the mine, the service shop, a busy convention center...). At a mine site they will run around with a fleet of their buddies and a dispatcher will monitor them from a central location.
The cab-less design and all-wheel steering are pretty cool since the trucks do not have to turn, stop, and backup under the shovel or into the crusher/dump. They can just drive straight in. That would save so much time on the haulage cycle.
For those worried about drivers when was the last time you saw a milkman, a truck deliver ice to a home, a switchboard operator, or a telegraph operator? The technology may replace some jobs, but it will also create others and there will always be mines and quarries with human drivers.
Like I said it’s useless, if you get loaded at point A and if you have to dump at point B a mile away you have to walk two miles next to the machine, the only purpose I see for the remote is loading and unloading on to a truck for transport. I drove off-road dumps and delivered them and I can’t of another instance that would be feasible. Like I said useless
@@robertesposito9871 idiot the truck moves itself in a designated network. You dont control it
@@robertesposito9871 Mate, in a mine, it's fully 100% autonomous. No-one walking along beside it.
Do you think I'm gonna read it?😅 It's bigger than those tyres😅😅
@@robertesposito9871: You clearly have ZERO chance of understanding what's happening here
Now I'm curious how many gallons of tire shine it took to gloss up those rollers.
Nicholas Bibeault 8
Stupid
😂😂
if you have to ask, probably more than you can afford buddy
Orgulho de trabalhar nesse grupo komatsu Brasil 🇧🇷
One of the coolest things I've ever seen
What a behemoth. To see this single man walking beside this manmade giant controlling it as if it was a small little RC Truck.
Some people in this comment section don't get that this is still a prototype and it still in development...
it's amazing how fast technology Moves!
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This one in particular moves pretty slow. But for good reason lol
Looks very slow to me... lol
Rio Tinto use autonomous vehicles at their mines here in Western Australia, but the operator is 1000 miles away.
friend: so what are you doing?
me: oh you know just taking my dump truck for a walk.
I was thinking to buy this as my RC Collection 😁
Pay first
Awesome! These will be a common sight soon I think, for a mining company it makes perfect sense.
CAT have a module that plugs into the ECU of their biggest mining trucks that makes then completely autonomous via GPS. Most mining trucks at RIOs Pilbara are now autonomous, as are the ore trains to the ports on the coast. They are run from a control centre in Perth 2,000 kms away and work 24/7.
Komatsu has autonomous trucks all ovet the world and has for a long ime. This is the first cabless truck.
@@danielohara9324 Yeah...one of our biggest iron ore mines in the Pilbara is being run by 50 people.
For those who do not know a mining environment, it seems useless an autonomous truck. But for those who know a little harsh environments, he knows it is becoming a necessity. They allow a safer environment for dangerous activities to man, and become every day more reliable than man. In a mine, it is now possible to control autonomous equipment with a dispatch system, and automate the operation, gaining productivity and safety across the fleet that moves ore. Someday, even urban car will be controlled by some more reliable systems and accurate than the human eye. This technology will allow disabled to drive people to move as anybody. And why not in mine? Congratulations to Komatsu and your engineers, a pioneer in this technology.
I dunno, The largest I've spent much time around is a Cat 785. It's a 150 ton truck and scary as hell to drive around. I've seen them slide into a wall on multiple occasions. I have seen a driver forget to put his bed down, catch an overhead 2300 volt sable and move a transformer a few feet. This probably wouldn't do that.
just wait for the '...*S' version with wireless remote included*
*sold separately
*batteries not included
*may explode if put in fire
This is like a Giant Dog, where it's owner took him to outside for a little walking!!😊😊
And the Winner of the World's Largest Remote Control [Toy] Dump Truck is;
Your mama jajajaaaaaaa
Caterpillar was ready use this tecnology(remote), before 2000th in Tembagapura Freeport Indonesia.
@@soeghenksoeghenk8200 maybe the USA knew already this technology before. But, for because for the sake of safety they just let it go. Just look at the driverless cars, they don't want it on the street until it is proven safety. That it drives like a human or much better.
@@pollyannapositive9192 at the mining company reason for using driverless or remote control, they use for prevent safety at the high risk area, not for all area. Because this tecnology very2 expensive, to high cost....
Komatsu
A FULLY autonomous dump truck will be like:
Operator: Go pick up that load of rocks.
Truck: What's the magic word?
Operator: (Sigh) PLEASE go pick up that load of rocks?
Truck: Will do, Boss!
Operator: Thank you.
Truck: They never get old, they always sound new, those three little words...
Operator: (Sigh) Please and thank you.
A few things I like about this robot.
All wheel steering makes it more maneuverable.
Beacon lights to convey the robot's behavior
There's no front or back.
I love Komatsu! beautiful! big! dump! Amaizing mashines.
For Me .....It Seems To Be An A Giant Monster Size RC .......No More Jobs.....
The engine sounds like an EMD 1010J type prime mover for EMD SD70 series locomotives.
Either a Cummins QSK60 or QSK78
@@thecrusaders2010 possibly qsk95 there was talks of a hall truck getting that engine
now let's just hope the wifi are realy secured ... just imagine a hacker taking control of those machine to make a crime ...
xul for
Yea mine data security atm is going though a major overhaul... I know BHP has taken control off the individual mine site and having team reporting directly to head office maintaining the system for better security and control over their network
🤔 the place where this kind of truck will be most probably far away from the city
I think that is why it has a wired remote control......
Thank you for the video
You're welcome. There's plenty more videos to come from Minexpo 2016.
@@AwesomeEarthmovers The heading is wrong though. Volvo CE launched the first fully autonomous dump truck, the HX01 just a couple of weeks before Komatsu.
@ 1:40 - This reminds me of an old friend that used to get his wife to hold the cord of his electric lawn mower.
Bruh
lol some of these comments are gold!!no shit its not autonomous in this video that would be plain stupid, these are designed to run autonomously on a closed circuit of running tracks and dig/dump areas on a mine site using complex software and lasers/3d mapping and guidance systems to keep them from crashing into anything and everything, the r/c function would be used for workshop personel for manouvering around workshop ect
All that technology and the remote still has a cable 🙄🤦♂️
Don't worry cyberdyne coming soon enough!
That guy sucks at running the controls....needs MORE practice‼
@@rachellynn1507 Right? i'm sure you would have done SO much better than him, it's a shame they didn't hire you!
So its been 4 years since this video... Is it in production yet or still just a concept?
Check out the Rio Tinto mines in WA.
we need more of these
Why does it need headlights and backup lights if no one is onboard operating it? Marker lights would be sufficient. It’s totally inefficient. That man operating it, operates it slower than a turtle. A man in a cab can operate it hundreds of times faster hence more loads, therefore cheaper per load.
Essas máquinas autônomas que causam o crescimento do desemprego
Welp, if you drive dump trucks for a living you might switch to working on them instead
Damn good thing this beast isn’t operated by Siri commands.
The operator: Hey Siri, turn around.
The truck: Hey Siri, burn to the ground.
me: hey siri, have u watch Transformers? i was the hero.
those quick jerking sudden movements and stops of the vehicle will cause it to break very quickly versus a human at the controls.
Buddy Rowe the sudden jerks are because a human is at the controls. You can see him with a wire and control box in the video
i understand and saw that. im just saying if it had a cab, and an operator were driving it, it would be a lot less stressful on the equipment.... vs someone using remote controls / autonomous. those sudden jerks and starting and stoppages on such huge equipement has to be very very stressful on the parts.
Buddy Rowe that truck is designed to stop at speeds of 40mph plus with 250 ton loads of material on it. Stopping empty at low speeds like that would have little consequence.
^there's a lot of power and force at play when suddenly locking that much weight and momentum up like that, regardless of how or what it was designed for, needlessly jerking that much weight to a stop over and over again is completely pointless and against everyone's efforts in the mining industry.. ... I guess those are super breaks that will never wear?? that couldn't possibly be without "consequence" over time..
I suspect the guy is overriding the proximity sensors that are slamming the brakes on because of the tight quarters and people and forklifts etc around. Plus those stops are doing zero harm.
nice work boys, walking backwards with the controller in front of the truck. If he slips over, he could hammer the controller and its going straight over him. Also clearly no exclusion zones with the public just walking through.
Amazing!
What happens when the Airforce flies over with the ECM pod switched on and this thing goes haywire.........
It's 2024, how come I've never seen them in use??
Remote control is not autonomous.Is the largest toy in the world.
there isn't an autonomous path mapped through that convention
They should have hired a 5 year old to operate the remote control, it would have moved much smoother.
We are talking about a vehicle around 500 to 600 tons here , what did you expect ???
That's a lot of armor all
Man this is awesome monster giant dump truck i ever seen!!💪💪👍👍⛟
C'est un bel engin,ça doit etre agréable de le conduire depuis un fauteuil
I reckon those 2 guys will get mighty tired having to walk with that machine every day, all day, up and down the quarry!!
Eezee Listen funny fucker
Not going to be much different than drone operators in AZ who spy and fire rockets from drones in Afghanistan. I think MN just opened a school to teach people how to repair drones. If you're the truck driver, this vid is your message to attend school to repair drone trucks.
i think you are joking ?
Could u imagine if he slipped with the controller and ran himself over
@tito🤣😂
How big is the RC controller?
Nice new RC toy Cheng.
For all the drama... the bucket looks surprisingly small in relation to the rest of it.
First step to taking over an operator's job and leaving you unemployed. Think about it, that's one less worker a company is going to have to pay, not to mention accidents due to human error will be no existant.
NOT ONE LESS, 3 SHIFTS = 3 MEN OUT OF WORK.
But how many more men to design and build and maintain it?
It's truly awesome. But if it's "fully autonomous", why is there a guy driving it with a remote control?
Basically it's fully autonomous within a mine site network.
The network does not exist at the convention centre thus the guy with the remote.
@@petert3355 Good point, that makes sense. Thanks!
How many days did it actually got them to get home ??
E này sao ko thấy cabin lái vậy
This is a video of it moving out of the Las Vegas convention center after the show....
Then,
What's happen to this truck after show?
Nobody want this truck for construction site, but may using for exhibition their company's quality.
Wowww gila gila gila ini kawam
You know that job you dreamed of having as a kid in a sandbox with a Tonka Truck? Robots achieved it.
What amazes me is the disparity between the Koreas, one creates state of the art automatons and the others use stick and stones. What a crazy world we live in.
I love Komatsu! perfect amaizing beautifull car!
senksful واو
We have a lot of Japanese tractors in Texas.
Where is the vehicle that can dump material into this giant. Or they have to build a structure to do that ?
Great Hauler for the future, just handle by remote & monitor, its mean zero accident for operator.. mantap
It’s not “fully autonomous “. It’s “drive by wire”.
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EM CONTROLE REMOTO
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Hows she handle?
Great. Like a tonka.. But
Brakes are a lil touchy
like the fact that is doesn't need to turn to dump but where the tow hooks?
the steering were flicking around in a wierd way. looks sketchy
Perfect
There's going to be a person running the remote control full-time anyway. So, what's the point? And when it rains, the guy needs a shed. Unless he can run it remotely from the head office :)
Interesting comparison to be made here between the " IAHV " & the operator driven 930 following behind . One truck was jumping & bouncing (Imagine this truck loaded with loose heavy rocks falling all over the haulroad ) & with inefficient movements . The other truck seemed to be operating smoothly ,efficiently , competently & confidently . You work it out yourself what`s what .Mind you it didn`t help having all those people & forklifts moving around their toenails. You wouldn`t see that kind of work practice on most mine sites . At least keep ground people well clear when moving that size equipment for safe`s sake .
komatsu bravo!!!
So how is this going to work if the remote isn't wireless just follow it around all day I think just driving one would be easier
I wonder if they built that for future work in the hot zones in japan.
wayne p this grade equipment dose not build in and dose not operate to Japan,
just in Australia, United States, Africa.
Fully autonomous means no driver either onboard or by wired remote. I guess you picked the wrong video for the title or vice versa.
Where is the driver seat
The back of the truck is
Nearly look like on the front
These autonomous trucks would still need an operator
im gonna guess judging by the amount of cameras on it there will be a driver in a nice comfy office with a damn sim rig controlling the thing maybe one day it will be full autonomous but someone still has to check tire pressure and all them goodies
My gf: I don't like RC toys!
Me: (blocked her)😂
How do you follow it? You know, to make sure nothing glitchy happens.
They are centrally monitored and controlled on site, as well as off site, using the Internet/network technology.
Let's invent robot computer nerds and then we can put them out of work too.
Wow amazing🔥
I think this works by the remote control
If is an autonomous truck, who operate the control - how many speed run.
It looks like it has no head!
Traci Stubbs this equipment may autonomous.
Is the guy who controls the truck included in the price?
Good job
This is awesome!!...but, if your job is routine, repetitive & structured, (i.e. mine haul truck driver) then your job will be vulnerable to automation and technology like this....that's the reality.
Not any time soon
@@ramboi9498 That day has already arrived.
Rio Tinto Iron mines in WA use these as well as fully automated trains to take the ore to the port.
Might add, BHP and Fortescue are looking to follow suit.
@@petert3355 on the roads you wont see any, they are not smart enough yet
@@ramboi9498 I'm not talking on the Roads... I'm talking in the actual mines where these things are. These have never been on roads...well there was that one guy who stole one and went joyriding up the interstate in the US years ago.
Mate, I work in the mines as a mine planner for Rio. I do know what I'm talking about.
@@petert3355 yeah sorry didn't see that he was talking about mines thought roads
Why would you walk backwards staring at it? Most of the time you should just be walking beside it or under it
What's the range on the controller
This looks like Las Vegas Truck 🚚 Show anyone knows if these is Las Vegas ?????
What no cab for the donkey?
eebygumful it's autonomous. It has no driver.
Awesome Earthmovers Ä
Awesome Earthmovers
Awesome Earthmovers
The largest rc truck to ever exist 😃😃😃🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘♦️
Impressive!!
What is the difference if one person needed to operate joysticks
What if you lose control or the controller malfunctions and you kill some one
if they could design it different they could dump from either end it could save alot of man hours & increase productivity
Isso mesmo Parabéns !! E o ser humano sempre perdendo seu espaço
I like that toy car. Where can I buy one????
Who else noticed the Cat Gen Set in the background?
Should radio controlled THEN YOU CAN RUN IT FROM A VANTAGE POINT TOWER ON THE MINE SIGHT
سپاس فراوان عالی بود
Mais e mais desemprego!!!!
What is the purpose?
So much operators instead of 1.
It doesn’t need anyone to operate it. Computers do it all.
I guess "autonomous" means you fire the driver and replace him with 2 guys to operate it with a joystick.
I hope it's now that slow on a job sight