Boston Dynamics 2021 - A Glimpse At The Future of Robots?
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- Опубликовано: 15 янв 2021
- Boston Dynamics are leading the development of a new generation of robots and how their 2021 unfolds may well have a big influence on the future of robotics. As we transition from narrowly capable industrial robots, to generally capable and agile robots, a new platform that could shape the future of mobility emerges.
With other companies just as Unitree, Ghost Robotics and Agility Robotics, the stage may be set for a new robot revolution, but what does the future of robots actually hold?
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Hopefully you enjoy this introduction to the new generation of robotics. There are many more important topics that relate to the future impact of robots, but now is our best opportunity to gauge how quickly that future could emerge.
I for one, welcome our robot overlords.
The time has come for robotics and their stocks to increase to a more publicly available level.
Edit: Now is our *Last* opportunity to Decide how Rapidly we can handle.
We should use these for power generation instead of batteries they are way better. I just wonder why Bostin Dynamics hasn't contacted this company yet? www.ntsinnovations.com/ ruclips.net/video/Ph4xvAc9HFQ/видео.html
Well, CMIIAW, you say that {usable, reliable, durable, autonomous, adaptable, enough powered, affordable, intelligent, whatever-needed} Robots are a thing of a somewhat foreseable future. Ok, this is not an information, this is just a promise that has been given, again and again, to no avail. I am sorry to say that this video does not learn us anything.This is over and over again the same promise we have been given for the last fourty years. I am just tired of it.
If you haven't been following boston dynamics for the last decade since that gif of the guy kicking a horse sized robot on an ice sheet, you're not a real OG.
BigDog was the the beginning!
So sad to realize how quickly Asimo has been forgotten, even in a video about robots evolution...
Any updates on Asimo?
Well Honda discontinued Asimo and are now focusing on more simple robots.
Asimo wasn't as good as he appeared, he was remotely controlled from behind the scenes.
He was more PR than practical.
@@turbotiger5998 lol
@@anthonyxuereb792 Asimo*
Looking forward to a Boston dynamics Exoskeleton to help me through my day when im 80 :) in about 35 years time
😂😂
Nanotechnology by then.
Yep, thought of that when I was in my thirties or forties. On the other hand, look into food (including fasting) and nutrition. You can decide to be spry at 80 and 90! That's what I'm doing.
There are various very promising cures for aging which is abiut to enter clinical trials. Given the results in various mammals the idds are good you wont need an exo skeleton. You will be 25 for the rest of your lif until your die of any of the fatal accidents which sooner or later happens to all of us. A very rough estimate gives an avearge of 1000 years if you live a 'normal' life taking normal everyday risks.
wow..I won't make another 35 yrs, but I would LOVE a new exo!
1:55 Everybody's drunk uncle.
Lol.
Me
Ladies and gentlemen and pets...you're looking at your replacements
That is not what will happen if done properly. 🙄 That brainwashing comes from media. 😐 In reality it can be different partnership. 😉
@@Edzhjus IKR - That is the pragmatic truth, for sure. But, do you think robots will have robot pets? 🤔 JK
It is not like we would not be replaced 50 years from now, anyway...
At least the new slave will not be human...
@Major Coats greta reset and great thunberg :)
@@Ericobioas sure, the new slave will not be human neither the new master will be human ;) only the new biofuel will be human
"It can't be bargained with. It cant be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear.
And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead."
-A squirt gun full of acid might even the score lol
@@9fritzthecat Or a phased plasma rifle in the 40 megawatt range.
"And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until it achieve the dankest dance moves" there fixed it for ya
@@magicalmagicmagician5223 That's to condition you to accept it. It has some special dance moves for your head when it hunts you down.
Terminator quote
Wow. To be honest I didn't know that some robots were that far already. This video convinced me that the age of general robotics is coming!
Thank you for this beautiful video. Your videos shine some light and hope on the future.
Glad you enjoyed it!
1:28 this is how I get out of the taxi after a night of drinking....
😄
Love these videos, keep em coming!
Thanks! Will do!
Combination of 3d printing & assembling specialized robots using these robots will break the barrier of everyday use
I'd definitely agree that such an area has a lot of potential.
you forgot the AI development too
we will become so dependent on robots we would not be able to survive without them
We must build robots that build the factory robots that build the utility robots.
Wait for the point when they will start to design robots...
You didn't talked about additive manufacturing as a technology enabler. But the best robots are hydraulically actuated and 3d printing allows the manufacturing of complex structural parts with integrated oil channels.
Any chance there is a part 2 for this video?
Definitely. I was thinking about looking at how an open development platform can be leveraged and what technologies are key to realizing that. Additive manufacturing is an especially important part of that, though 3d printing deserves its own mini series in addition to that.
@@ExaCognition Did you see the video with the hydraulic tensile machine?
ruclips.net/video/mbKpRm7hvrk/видео.html
20m/s at 300 bar (30MPa) is around 6 megawatts per square decimeter of piston head.
And it's a testing machine so it's not just raw power, it's really accurate.
@@ExaCognition That's a subscribe for me
This is so boring the future lies with biomolecular nano robotics interacting technology and biology. We are the borg an we are coming for you! 🤭
@@luzi29 And we will still want to use robots where we don't want to risk human life. Duh.
The maker of the Sophia humanoid robot announced they start mass production of their robots for healthcare industry this year and expect to manufacture thousands of robots by end of the year. That's just one step closer to robot butlers.
Maybe we probably shouldnt put Ai into dangerous jobs because if machine learning fails midway yea they are dead but if we make a straight code that would probably work
Excellent video. The next 5 years will be faster than the previous 5 years. Due to the natural acceleration of technology. Exponential growth is happening in many technologies and they are all merging.
The pandemic made it clear for everyone how dependent we are on technology, and investments will continue growing.
I do agree with that as general principle, and I think it's especially true now that this these new systems are actually in the market. I also see a lot of progress in a number of the key technologies that can move this field forward.
@@ExaCognition Yeah, it's like a smartphone: More phones on the market leads to more app developers. More apps means more appealing product for a wider customer base so more phones on the market.
It's a positive feedback loop.
@Odinson Warrior Isn't moore's law just common sense? (more stuff = cheaper)?
@Norm T what are you talking about?. We are talking about the overall exponential advancement of technology, not just one product by a company. That's how phones have rapidly evolved from basic button communication devices to all powerful and versatile mini computers. Robots have been following that same exponential progress since their inception, and each new invention accelerates future inventions.
@mike sprigg Actually tech companies boomed in 2020 more than they did in previous years. And breakthroughs did not slow down at all
As the video clearly shows one should NEVER allow a robot to have alcohol. They get falling down drunk fast.
For half a tonne of steel, they sure are lightweights!
It doesn't make sense, maybe...
Alcohol, simulation?
Clear voice, great narration, inspiring info - the reason to subscribe! Thanks!
I'm glad you liked it!
The recent Hyundai buyout is exciting. BD's previous buyers, Google and Softbank, didn't seem to have the necessary hardware background to really benefit Boston Dynamics. Meanwhile, Hyundai's a megacorp with decades of automotive, industrial and robotics experience. I think BD's growth period's coming faster than we expect.
Its a very good point, certainly Hyundai aren't short on potential use cases for this technology, so they could leverage the vertical integration well.
@@joejoe6949 Amazon owns who? Amazon doesn't own either SoftBank, Google nor Hyundai/Boston Dynamics
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Love every single one of your videos man. Total boss
I appreciate that!
Superb video. Many thanks. Can't wait for more
More will be coming!
Great video! And no worries, the next revolution, consisting of robots which can learn and reason under uncertainty, at runtime, is underway! :)
Remember that german sci-fi writer from 60's who wrote about a completely automated society where robots did everything including feeding people. Everyone lived in their pods connected to a world wide web while the real world was serviced by robots. "The orchid cage" the book was called I believe and damn it's starting to look that way. It might very well be the end of humanity as we know it.
Same thing is in Disney's Wall-e :)
You said it best, as we know it, which doesnt mean the end of humanity just of our current systems just how industrialization also spelled the end of humanity how it was known for hundreds of thousands of years
it's crazy how every one of them just keeps falling over for no reason definitely room for improvement on balance.
More of this please and thank you
I will be doing a follow up video with a bit more detail in the future.
The robots are coming, my logic is undeniable.
I just want a robot that washes my dishes, clothes and cleans my home at every intrincated corner or furniture (not that "rumba" floor limited thing).
Coming soon to a decade near you. 10 years, maybe less.
@@klumpytheklown3798 I don't think so. Leftists will make huge protests agains robotic workforce.
@@nmarcel We have since the nineties. We haven't had quite the effect we desired.
Who do you pay for domestic chores at the moment?
@Norm T Maybe there's some kind of software upgrade you can apply. You'd think they would get those bugs worked out before putting them on the market, though.
Have you contacted the manufacturer?
Yeah. AI and robotics go together. Computer vision is right now one of the most researched areas because of self driving, medical diagnosis etc. Once computer vision gets really good, the understanding the environment part would almost be solved. The next thing would be categorisation of behaviour/properties of objects and how they go together. Once we solve this, robots will be able to do a ton of tasks in very dynamic environments of all sorts. Battery tech is another related area I think and it might improve a lot this decade. Then we have 3D printing which can help robots develop arms specialized for specific tasks.. For example a long arm for cleaning difficult to reach places.
Yes, 3D printing could have a really big impact on how configurable and adaptive these robots can be. If a developer ecosystem can be established, I'd imagine this area in particular will grow fast.
I'm subscribed to two minute papers, depth maps are getting more and more accurate and sometimes from a single picture, no LIDAR needed!
Very interesting, thanks for the video
I'd said it once and I'll say it again, i wish i had the money to invest into you and into this channel. It's just phenomenal
It's great to hear that you are enjoying the videos. I'm glad I can finally make them at rate of more than 1 per month now.
That's a great idea. YT investment but with returns like dividends or points towards cash out
Invest in a channel, that's an interesting concept actually!
If you gamify channels like the stock market new users that produce good content would receive a surge in capital in order to produce even better content!
When they replace the 2 oldest professions; warriors and prostitutes ...game over !
Whoever comes up with a robot that can do the house chores will become a trillionaire.
@@MagaMonkeysMovetoRussia there's still a mess to clean up after that too!
Hyundai is the worlds largest SHIP manufacturing company and construction equipment manufacturer, which recently started a small car manufacturing company. Transport is what they do. But they have tremendous experience building complex heavy equipment. One company Established near where I live is already using remote controlled Hyundai construction equipment for certain dangerous tasks. Hyundai’s trajectory is astonishing.
Thanks for pointing it out, you are right, Hyundai is indeed huge company involved in a bunch of industries.
Before this video I didn't even know Hyundai was in all of these industries I just thought they made cars lol
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However I will recommend your channel to all of my friends.
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Great video as always, the advancement of robots is inevitable, what we don't have an answer for is what do we do with the people they replace?
It's so interesting to see the new generation of robotics is developing quickly but we shouldn't forget about Asimo tho!!
excellent video. commenting mainly for the algorithm, though.
Thanks, this is the most the algorithm has ever reacted to one of my videos!
@@ExaCognition I'm glad. you create great videos and deserve the attention.
impressive
I'm glad you liked it.
Hey. I love your videos, especially your energy crisis and vertical farming videos. I would like to suggest a topic you could cover if you want to.
"The future of recycling"
Waste management is one of the big problems of today. And while the rich countries can afford to buy their way out of the immediate effects, they essentially just dump their waste to other, poorer countries and make it worse there.
It's something I've been thinking about making a video but I'd forgotten about, thanks for reminding me.
They took our jawwwbs!!!!!
Robots will only get better - and at an exponential rate.
People have evolved to imagine changes at a linear rate.
That's going to become more and more problematic as our technological reach continues to accelerate.
I've got a video about the rate of progress coming soon! It looks at exponential rates specifically.
@@ExaCognition I was bornin the 60's, saw the moon landing as a kid. They used slide rules and what amounted to calculators to travers 250m miles and back. Now, we have the power of an early Cray in our hand. I am curious where the next leap will occur. Optical circuits or quantum processors. We still do not have flying cars, jet packs, or moon bases. I am hopeful. Keep up the great information. Well produced video.
TYVM - among all vids of this nature, your insights are superior. Hospice care and hospital patient moving is so difficult for caregivers and hospital workers. BD seems to be focusd on moving BOXES. People are non-rigid. Robots will have the strength to do better. Maybe you could explore that?
Thanks! Yes I agree, there are plenty of other exciting robotics related breakthroughs from a technology standpoint and as you say, the implications for care and other important fields are tremendous, I seem to remember that Japan has been investing quite a bit in this particular area.
What is the music in the background (first minutes)? I know I've heard it before....
Can't wait to have a 200,000USD Beautiful Maid Android to wake me up every morning.
its not possible cause physics will stop it from happening. or human are not smart enough to create those robots
@@masternobody1896 A.I. will create the most advanced robots.
Most important: they must be available for sale and showing the price!
they are
Spot already is
At 7:14 I want that oversize PSP with Xbox buttons. Where I can get one?
I love these robots.
Interesting
Tesla has designed computer chips especially for their cars. Do you know if Boston Dynamics has done the same with their robots, or plan to do so?
As far as I'm aware they don't design their own chips. Tesla are pretty extreme in the amount that they will vertically integrate of technologies to reduce cost. With that said, the developer platform gives 3rd parties a lot of room to add their own customization for their specific use cases.
@@ExaCognition Thanks
The cost to create one's own chip, starting from just a wafer, and then etching and depositing layers, is EXTREMELY expensive - starting from the many tens of millions to over a billion dollars. There has to be a large commercial market or a military budget for this. I question if even Tesla went this far. However, there are intermediate solutions. The least expensive are FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Arrays). Another level of customization are ASICs (Application Specific Integrated Circuit). My guess would be that Tesla would use some advanced variant of ASICs, although given they're market is potentially millions of very expensive products, their market might justify 'ground-up' customization.
Any company could afford FPGAs and the software used to 'program hardware'. Programming tools such as 'Verilog', System Verilog, or VHDL are typically used. ASICs require a tooling charge that's commonly in the tens of thousands of dollars and up.
While Hyundai could afford making their own chip from scratch, the economics has to justify it. FPGAs and ASICs can offer very close to the same performance as a custom chip, and allow one to more readily make changes/evolutions than a complete custom chip.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SystemVerilog
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VHDL
www.wfmj.com/story/42322561/field-programmable-gate-array-fpga-market-2020-global-industry-study-by-overview-size-top-players-revenue-sharedevelopment-strategy-future-trends
www.interfacebus.com/ASIC_IC_Manufacturers.html
@@gregparrott Thanks
Robotics has huge application in space exploration
Would be interesting to see the boston dynamics robots in a competition. So far most information we have is from their own marketing ... not exactly a reliable source.
Here is what you can do with enough budget:
ruclips.net/video/bOlF9DXyJdw/видео.html
And here are the basics:
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hype.
I’ve been noticing several robot blurbs just in the last few days, transitioning from a “what next?” frame of mind to realistic Acceptance. It’s truly amazing how far they’ve come in a few short years. Humans are helpless in the face of technological temptation. Toolmakers. Robots aren’t going away and will only get better, long as we are capable. So. How to direct this great tool chest? My first inclination would be to harness A-I to figure out and tame the atmosphere. That is our most life threatening challenge. Other than each other anyway. This is our only true planet, even if Mars has some wee potential. We’ve got to keep this or deserve extinction. Not a choice, as they say in pre-school... After that I might consider swarm computing a mobile, sub space sun shield. Rather than a curtain of static curtain pieces. You would build the techno capability up by creating a mid space cleanup crew for the satellite garbage patch we’ve created. Can’t trust US anywhere... such a dirty swine herd, smart as we might be, lazy tendencies. Since all the jobs will be taken human babies will require a tutor. After ones parents, and with, the few children will require the best of an education. No more messing around with chance and folly. Each child will deserve a robot tutor, at birth. To be their leg up on the world, theirID/vote, their phone and internet connection, their life witness and best friend. Perhaps more so than the Mrs. and visa versa. Perhaps. What could consciousness evolve to? In the human/ robot interface? Might just be Our savior and messiahs. Like everybody’s great uncle SPOCK... Might be a good thing.
This is the real skynet industry's look out
I wanna invest in boston dynamics
Future is here
Boston Dynamics’ creations honestly kind of scare me. Like they are TOO advanced lol
They keep the real scary stuff hidden until we accept the innocuous robots we see now. Then, slowly the bots will replace humans and take over the world.
good information, but I cant belive you didnt show Sofia the human robot !
***USEFUL IN*** building base stations in space before humans arrive. Mining on Asteroids where Humans can not go.
I think we can safely say we all eagerly await the next instalment of autonomous robotics. Haste please.😃
I will be covering it!
Wouldn’t mind owning a Spot or Atlas
Atlas isn't for sale yet, but it's only a matter of time.
@@ExaCognition, I'm sure
Chitaah and Atlas and Spot ❤ I want mine
EX--tiction
Once they make a robot who can self-charge, self-program, even assemble other robots. Then we should be afraid.
Its already done -
@Odinson Warrior You need to grow up your sense of humour. Freak.
@Odinson Warrior That same attitude said man would never fly
Brain washed fool... because that’s what the movies tell you???
@@youtubetv3474 I would reply to a person like you just like I replied to the other person like you: "You need to grow up your sense of humour. Freak."
Please tell me its on the NASDAQ, NYSE or OTC markets!!!!!! I'll be all in.
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Desktop metal (production system)
ExOne (X1 160PRO)
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Reminds me of the movie "outside the wire"
Is there any video with some information about yourself?
6:30 automation is great for delivery tasks. But people need money to live.
We MUST introduce Universal Basic Income before robotic job replacement continues any further.
Human beings deserve to live well, and we SHOULD use robots to automate tasks.
We cant bankrupt people who lose their jobs, we need UBI first, robotics second.
People are afraid of robots taking their jobs. But why? If a robot takes your job, that means more free time. And if no one has a job, someone at the government will eventually decide to start giving everyone money... I want a robot to take my job : it’ll probably include a pay rise! 😂
I am afeaid people will start protesting and rioting against robots. I was looking at videos of Sophia robot being mass produced this year and the RUclips comments are not very positive.
But if you keep working you will earn like 10 times more because you have robots working for you.
Communism always fails and this will be no exception...
I’m honestly terrified of a jobless future. What will happen to our population numbers and what will happen to our planet.
Don't worry, Covid 19 is doing its job
@@manhcuong3035 more people died from the flu in 2018 than have died from covid so far. So it’s not even scratching numbers lol
There will be other jobs to do...
Next step ..let SPOT have and control its own drone companion
Great video however I wonder what the Government has behind door 3? A little healthy paranoia can't hurt.
The LS3 is a pretty big beast, sad they don't make big robots any more.
As soon as they make the Cherry 2000, the world will truly change...for the better?
So what company should I invest in now to capture the future wealth of robotics?
Boston Dynamics does not have a clear roadmap to cheaper products, but they are selling thousands of robots to app developers so they will soon have a software advantage.
So what do you think?
@@johntheux9238 i do think tesla can catch up thought although they don't have the Data.
@@archamusdk1273 True. They have the most skilled engineers working on deep learning. And in order to produce the data you need to scale production first because the AI need a body to learn.
They also have the best batteries, Elon hopes to reach 400Wh/kg soon:
twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1298017332904620033
Would also be interesting to deliver packages to your door, not just to your road once they have self driving.
When they can combine a AI brain with a do anything robot body , ''bot go to my car and get my red jacket.'' We need a robot assistant that can understand natural language. Then everything changes, good video guys!!
I think it's clear that any significant level of intelligence on a mobile platform is a pipe dream for the foreseeable future. AI is just too inefficient and hardware/energy intensive, and it's only getting worse as the models grow more complex. The most likely progression I see in the near-mid term is platforms like Atlas and Spot being linked into a network, capable of the basic autonomous navigation they are now, with anything more than rudimentary decision-making and executive control being done cloud-side.
Meanwhile we have old ass politicians who can barely walk on 2 feet leading millions of people
We still need better batteries although they are on the way but processing power has just about reached its limit with current chips.
There's still a lot of latitude when it comes to chips, especially for many of the AI orientated applications where parallelism is extremely helpful.
@@ExaCognitionBut will still need something that can mimic the human brain in its understanding of the environment. 40 years?
Brain cells are visible to the naked eye while we are currently producing 5nm nodes so ~20'000 times smaller...
So I would not bet against the machines ^^
What people don’t realize is that if they are showing the public this type of robot with these capabilities. The black or hidden robots are wayyyy more advanced and would look like sci-fi cause they are so capable and powerful. It is probably scarey to see.
That's all they got. If you want to attract investors you need to show everything.
Cloth faces for them please like a store manequin, built serve us only.
The first is that a shall not harm a human, or by inaction allow a human to come to harm. The second is that a shall obey any instruction given to it by a human, and the third is that a shall avoid actions or situations that could cause it to come to harm itself.
Would it be possible to put mechanical hands on Atlas?
Of course. Complexity is not an issue, the arms will be 3d printed with integrated oil channels.
I remember the movie runaway with tom selleck he was a cop tasked to put down robots who went haywire
In 1995, Jeremy Rifkin published 'The End of Work'. 'Generalized robotics' would be the capstone to this trend. When no work is needed of a large portion of the world's population, what then? Rifkin suggested two solutions. Both would require a fundamental paradigm shift in order to be accepted. The first is 'Universal Basic Income', paying people irrespective of any work. The second suggestion was time sharing of jobs.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_End_of_Work
Or just keep working at the same rythm and get filthy rich because you are producing 10 times more stuff with robots working for you...
But, they're takin r yabz!
The next step is the implementation of soft robotics to robots like Atlas
Hard robots are way stronger, look at this leg:
ruclips.net/video/qwQAGM_6Bjs/видео.html
Watch the yellow robot looks very similar to the "Metalhead" robot from Black Mirror, too similar.
The company making the thing. that makes the thing. that will make the terminator....gee thanks guys...
You lost me at "the future of robots doing all house work isn't here yet"
The big three Will push this technology forward. CCS - Clean, Cook and Suck.
why SoftBank sold 'BostonDynamics' to Hyundai?
Now the real Terminator is ther.
You should take a look at their 3d printed leg design for Atlas, that's bulletproof level stuff here.
There are a couple of episodes of
THE BLACK MIRROR That address the future of
AUTONOMOUS ROBOTS!!
We are gonna need bazookas the day they recognise us as bananas.
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What do you think of an hot gas accumulator? Hydrogen cylinders can reach 700 bar (10'000 PSI) at 300K so they should reach 2'800 bar (40'000 PSI) at 1'200K (1000°C)
The robot would be able to jump 800 meters high with those xD
I'm not particularly familiar with them if I'm honest. Those kind of pressures are pretty insane, so safety risks are the first thing to come to mind, but of course in reality, safety risks are greatly depends on the specific application and the specific engineering involved. Do you have any good examples for existing applications? It would be interesting to check them out.
@@ExaCognition I just want real life anime characters honestly ^^
@@ExaCognition Everyone is using nitrogen for gas accumulators because hydrogen can take fire or leak through the bladder or even through the metal atomic lattice because of it's low atomic radius which can even change the mechanical properties of the cylinder.
Then if someone choose to actually use hydrogen for higher performance the idea of heating the gas is even crazier, you will need superalloys to prevent creep and you can't use a bladder because there are no elastomers that can survive at those temperatures. But you can use a piston accumulator instead.
seria perfeito se pessoas amputadas pudessem usar membros robóticos com base no atlas robot, outro ponto seria unir uma IA que ainda não existe a esses robôs, caso contrário eles são somente brinquedos caros que sabem dançar.
That's all nice and cool, but how far are we from a robot wife?
Dangerous dangerous dangerous territory
Let’s talk about this thumbnail. 🤭