Launch Event: Meet Spot's Expanded Product Line
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- Опубликовано: 23 сен 2024
- We're excited to reveal the latest in Spot's expanded product line. Join us live on Tuesday, February 2nd @ 11 am EST, to hear how these products will extend Spot's value for autonomous inspection and data collection.
Robot inspections are a really exciting idea. A robot ear can listen to a piece of machinery and compare the sound files to the same machine yesterday or last week. Or a robotic nose could detect a leak long before a human nose could detect it, plus a robot will never get bored or distracted. This kind of technology could make hazardous industries all over the world far less deadly.
The only issue with this idea is that it is more practical to just deploy permanent sensors network instead - way cheaper and provides 24/7 monitoring with statistics.
It can be great for inspections of places you don't own directly though, where owner can not be trusted to provide you reliable information.
@@esuil alternatively, a permanent sensor network might cost more than Spot, if you have a sprawling complex with gauges and machines, now you'll need a sensor at each point of interface, some of those sensors could run a cool thousand dollars, do that a few times and you've paid a chunk of spots cost, now include ALL the wiring to connect all those sensors, and what not, suddenly its half of Spot or more.....
@@00dmb5 sounds like we should remake all gauges to be smart
@@635574 and how does one know if the smart gauge fails or is providing bad information or hacked/compromised? one of the reasons dial gauges are still in use after 150+ years is their inherent failsafes.
automated/telepresent inspection robots like spot have a time and place they will be used, but the vast majority of monitoring is done by permanent sensors. spot isn't going to replace any of that
I don't think the world understands how cost effective Spot actually is. One Spot can cover so many potential uses.
We already live in the future. You guys are truly inspirational.
Spot won't call in sick.
@@cgi2173 It won't get tired or have pregnancy leaves or have salary
Im a trekkie. We want it to go this way. Just a shame we're still fighting each other instead of building the things we all need.
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Thats exactly it, reality. Today it's even more distorted than the past. Im afraid we're headed towards the movie elysium rather than gene roddenberrys vision. Its engineers like these guys that give me hope, that building things like spot is more about money and power.
I understand your perspective, its being fed into a broken system. Blind faith? The opportunity to better ourselves remains, for now.
Boston Dynamics to Mars! Please do cooperate closely with SpaceX and their plans to colonize Mars. Your robots would be the ideal tool for our future in Space! Keep up the great work! 👌
Yeah totally!
Yes!
Exactly my thoughts. We should drop a few of these on the moon and rent them out to universities around the world to walk around on the lunar surface
What about it!? SpaceX is already using 2 spots at its Boca Chica development site so I can imagine it’s very likely that they will work together in regards to Mars operations.
I wouldn't bet on Mars colonization, honestly. At least, not in the next 20 years.
The production of this video is very professional, they’re transitioning from a laboratory to a company
The cost of a spot starts at $75,000 dollars for people who are wondering
I know, when I saw that I was saddened it was so high, but amazed it was not more.... new life goal, own a spot... and try not to break him/her/it lol
That's cheap, a spot can work for multiple years for a human annual salary
I already have 2
I guess you meant, $75,000?
@@shiyiyin3403 but it still needs an operator, so Spot is not yet capable of reducing cost of labor, but sure is capable of reducing risk of work related injuries.
This is the beginning of the gradual slope to robots being common place. Robots will be like the adoption of cars, strange at first, and then just a seamless part of our every day lives.
Robot vacuums have been pretty common for a while. Recently they released a small quadrotor camera drone that automatically patrols your house while you're out..... legit security drones.
They'd have to provide far more utility than they do now. Most of the robots available on the market provide far less than you can get from just paying someone to do the job (That's why they only sold 400 Spots). Once that threshold is passed then they'll become common place.
It will still take quite a bit of time, say about 20 years or more for robots to become common place and to be found in everyone's homes.
Remember when people thought cars were the spawns of the devil?
Nah not me. I don't.
@@ctrl_x1770 I also don't know anyone that thought their car was going to take their job.
My nephew works on these. I’m one proud auntie❤️
that's so awesome!!! i bet you're really proud, your nephew is making history!!!
@Nick Kat well duh
Soooo cool
@Nick Kat yes. I forgot his title, but he does development and design
I can see industrial company meetings be like “okay, the worker with the most productivity this week with Spot gets to take the robot home to play with for the weekend. End of meeting” XD
*The winner proceeds to take it to their kid’s birthday party and returns with the Arm attachment covered in cupcake*
I like that they actually got the engineering and science people from the company to present this instead of actors or the marketing team, even if their manner of speaking in front of a camera was quite amateur. It adds a lot of authenticity to the company.
It feels like the recent virtual WWDC. I like it 👍🏻
When will we have one that is horse sized , I wanna ride one
Simon Doe they have big dog
Funny, this video is the first time I've had this same thought
This one can only carry 14kg on its back, but it can pull a cart with a person in it.
Saber Rider And The Star Sheriffs - remember that?
On the tested RUclips channel they made one pull a rickshaw
Good to know that someday Spot will have the ability to drag and hide a corpse.
integrated woodchipper optional
Good to know that we can do a bank robbery with just an robot dog, think about it.
Spot-47
That poor tiny robot can't pull a grown ass body, is too heavy and it would be too slow, plus is someone finds the robot and check the ID could find the customer, not to mention it would be confiscated and on top of that. The robot is very expensive. Please stop saying stupid things
@@MrSoso1050 r/whoooosh
Can it piss beer in a cup tho?
The future is now
love the new recent videos and the new vision! 👏😎
Lol i see we share interests
How about printing a small Size Spot?😎
Bro you are verified before
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@@user-bs1mi9cy6q ms sdcs
When's the 3D printed 999999 kilometer accordion scissor?
Years from now, we will be looking back to this and be thinking "this is where it all began!"
Yeah no. It's a niche product with limited applications.
The robot uprising yes
@@Malimber The point is that it's becoming affordable and doesn't require as much maintenance.
It's at the point where you may see one in the wild during day to day life.
The ability to navigate environments automatically and perform accurate repeat readings and photographs, at the push of a button from anywhere in the world, with minimal to no driver training.
It self rights and can resume the original course or report an issue with the route.
That's a massive step forward in user interaction.
@@Malimber maybe op meant more in a general/philosophical sense
@@Malimber jeez people like really have a dense mindset, is it so hard to stay positive and be optimistic
18:00 "Spot knows how to have fun with its arm"
me: same here
Hahahahahahahahaha
They talking about spot capabilities to be used in enterprise and industrial levels of utility... and here I am, expecting people to play pokemon go with their Spot in the middle of the city
Yea... Thats the problem with our generation. We could also mod Spot and turm him into Yoshi for an IRL platformer.
it would get stolen
For sure that's where this is headed in America. Idk about serious countries.
@@KiLLJoYRUclips slap a Glock on your bootleg Spot
@@Invizive steal with spot & the glock
I would love to see more research into spot being used as assistive care devices for the elderly or people with other disabilities. It could be a real game changer for helping people outside of industrial settings!
7 months ago, Boston Dynamics suddenly stop posting video in this channel.
But after Hyunday bought BD for $1.1B in December, this channel alive again.. 😁
Starting to feel like an actual product now. I still think a VR control mode would be more natural feeling than a bunch of touchscreen buttons. Especially for the arm.
Hence the API?
Imagine it in HoloLens for the in person stuff
@@energiewender143 It has an API for that?
@@mwanikimwaniki6801 It is mentionned in the video. Did you actually watch the video?
@@energiewender143 didn't finish. Was a little occupied.
I love the fact that this RUclips channel goes quiet for months even years at a time and then suddenly pops to life with three or four videos randomly, it's always something to look forward to.
I stopped here after watching a video with: "The 'magical encounter' of filmmaker Louis Malle, with actress and singer Jeanne Moreau and jazz genius Miles Davis. Triple talent. Spectacular. Magnificent. Surprising." (A perfect connection?)
18:00
About time they have a charging base and remote capabilities. It looks very useful.
But look how it charges
not for $75k
@@KiLLJoYRUclips Do you have any idea how cheap that is? It's meant for big companies, for a start, and the salary for someone to do these simple tasks has to be at least $13.5k as an absolute minimum, And you can guarantee these types of business don't have people just hanging around on minimum wage, they'll be engineers and scientists on many times that. Plus it works 24/7, 3-4 times as much as a Human. So it will pay for itself in about 1-2 years, easily.
I don't understand a thing but all I see is a good yellow doggo helping his hoomans
But does it piss beer
The Engineer in me is amazed, the Sci-Fi geek in me wants a new pet.
Is there a difference between the 2?
@@three-bark1928 of course it is. Probably every engineer is a sci-fi geek, but not every scifi geek is an engineer.
And the Realist in me is absolutely terrified.
the human in me is reaching for my 12 gauge
Не?ьпжхх~ммиххх хризолитом ртээ
😃😃🧡🥰🥰🥶🥶🧙🧙🧛👼👼🧛🌻🍊🥥🥑
I can hear it already..... "Ok, which one of you smart a***es put lipstick on Spot's robotic claw??!".
That gives me an idea😳
@@markdice6361 😂
ah man, i want AVE to get one of these
@@markdice6361 no, just no.
"I hoped you wouldn't find out...... I mean, Yeah haha funny prank eexdee!"
Narrator said “fleet of spots”. I imagine 100 spots running around like a dog park
MIT has a youtube video of exactly that. A fleet of their dog drones playing ball in a park, playing in leaves, rolling around. Yes I am serious. Search it real quick.
@@zarynt1089 yes; that's a brilliant video
@@zarynt1089 Please post this, just like someone else that responded to you, I can't find any trace of this video you're talking about.
@@zarynt1089 woah nice video
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How dare you not acknowledge the Michel reveae pinis atchment
When can i buy a piss bot?
I wouldn't ever consider spending 75k on a new car. But I would spend 75k on Spot, if given half a chance!
Me, looking out window right now: "I wonder if SPOT has a snow shovel attachment?"
On a more serious note, I foresee infrastructure being modified to be Spot accessible.
Stuff like switches and valves and other controls that are optimized for a Spot to easily manipulate.
Readouts instead of analog gauges that have some sort of RFID that Spot can read and upload to a console's dashboard so human users don't have to look at a gauge, they just need to read a value in a box.
Doors that Spot can more easily open as opposed to the struggle that the videos show when they use a regular door.
spot is not going to replace permanent sensor networks which already do what you're talking about and have for decades now. things like spot have their uses but will certainly not be replacing permanent sensor networks any time soon. so far from what i have seen of spot's marketing relies on buzz generated by people who have no clue how industrial process monitoring is currently done. ultimately, in a potentially safety-critical situation where manual verification needs to be done, it needs to be done by a highly skilled human and robots will not be replacing skilled humans any time soon, only unskilled labor.
The door opening was exactly how humans do it when they only have one hand free. We pretty much all use a foot to hold it open and slide thru. If more doors had touch pad auto-open the world would be easier for humans, esp those with disabilities and robots alike.
The sensor reading line they kept repeating is kinda nonsense to be totally honest. It is way simpler and more effective to just use networked digital sensors everywhere you can than to buy a fleet of Spots to go use machine vision to read analog ones every hour. I'd guess most plants that really have a lot of gauges and the like are already using networked sensors.
If you have watched MKBHD's video about spot one of the biggest weaknesses of it is that it cannot know whether something is solid or not. It has trouble identifying snow, grass, etc. So identifying and walking through snow is currently not possible atm, not until they add a sensor that does this kind of things
I see people just changing the hand or arm of spot to allow it to manipulate stuff
Can I have a horse sized spot that I can ride into the wilderness like the cyberpunk cowboy I am thank you
zen electric you NEED to play horizon zero Dawn if you haven’t already
I had the same thought back when they were showing off Big Dog. make it just a bit bigger, and equip it with a saddle.
@@juniperjones4310 sure have! Although I gotta say the tone I’m looking for here is more Clint Eastwood (with robots haha)
Are you also overhyped, over promised and fatally glitched like the real CyberPunk?
@@JimBiddle. you know cyberpunk is a genre right?
Hey just wondering how much it is to purchase a pissbot 9000 because I don’t see it on the store. I’m very interested in a few units.
I see endless possibilities. The future has begann with the 1st sold SPOT!
“We’ve been listening to you, our customers”
Clearly haven’t been listening to Michael reeves
im not even remotely close to the target audience for this but im still watching a rad presentation on a robot ill never need.
It's the other way around, you won't be needed because Spot's cousin will take your job.
I'm just waiting for the Michael Reeves beer pissing module to become an official product
Yeah still waiting for all the Reeves Frankenstein applications for Spot. That's gonna be dope.
Who needs a home or family or pets or general daily life needs, when you can sell all of that get 75k and buy spot. The truest friend.
I honestly think having a robot friend would be pretty cool.
until his battery dies in 4 years
and he goes up in flame
@@MartinDxt 4 years? So Tesla’s only drive for 4 years? Lol ok
Well it’s a yearly salary for 1 employee working in hazardous industries so id say spot is actually a pretty sound investment, robots don’t get bored or distracted, humans do when tasks become menial
How do you sell family? - I bet some people could use that...
These would be great when used for Gas leaks and toxic enviorment
Maybe it should handle my Twitter account for me.
It's true...
@@GrinFlash007
Hahahahahaha.
These could be used for Walksies for HOMANS
Just check spaceX starship, they use it all the time when fuelling their rockets to inspect for gas leaks autonomously.
I need spot to cut grass, fetch beer, clean house, drive me around and text me randomly while I’m at work.
You can have one text you randomly while at work. Its called gatebox
It's called wife, best device 🤣
You need a husband/wife & a spot LOL
I bet it could actually do most of that considering it has an arm. It could totally push a lawn mower if it’s strong enough and could easily grab a plate with food on it or a cup n probably assemble a sandwich or pour liquids into a glass for you. Idk about texting tho LOL probably from a software addon.
@@leonardoalegria6046 *s e x i s m*
I think an autonomous battery hotswap option would substantially improve continuous Spot operations.
Instead of a single charging station that also requires 2 hours of downtime to charge, Spot can simply drop its depleted battery and pick up a new one then resume it's tasks. In addition, hotswap stations can be strategically placed throughout facilities, not dissimilar to gas stations or Tesla's supercharger network.
I know this is the most random thing, but I'm so proud of Spot! Good dog. Proud of your work Boston Dynamics, keep it up!
Could we get a landmine searching spot attachment
Already exists
too expensive; they got rats that do that ...
it's true; landmine finding rats
@@tfgrrl2042 thanks I'll check the web page
Damn, where you all live at?
my favorite breed of dogs
Let me get this straight: You comment something that is unrelated to the fact that I have two DANGEROUSLY DASHING girlfriends? Considering that I am the unprettiest RUclipsr ever, having two hot girlfriends is really incredible. Yet you did not mention that at all. I am quite disappointed, dear maec
@@AxxLAfriku ...
@@AxxLAfriku Have you lost your mind?
@@AxxLAfriku ???
@@kingofthekoopas8857 i’m quite bewildered by his comment
Hey. What you are doing is amazing, keep it up. Im super excited to see this update, and looking forward to se more!
The potential for assisted care is promising. Picking items up, opening doors. Looking forward to future innovations with Spot
A question for the Boston Dynamics. What is the dose of radiation is able to withstand Your robotic devices ? Sincerely, Yuri Kovalenok
I'd like to k now if they are shielded against Nuclear Electromagnetic pulses?
@@TonyGirling Roughly so, I would like to clarify the question -What dose rate of gamma radiation are they able to withstand ?
Wait what are you planning on doing with this robot 😅
@@oliviaferguson5267 just peace of mind: if we all get nuked to hell I'd like to know spot will still be around to give us all a decent burial. ;-)
@@oliviaferguson5267 Don't worry ))) I'm not going to make atomic bombs, we are talking about this, in the elimination of the consequences of the Chernobyl accident at the nuclear power plant in Soviet times, robots were used that could not withstand the radiation dose rate. I'm interested in what these robots are capable of )
Robert: "We've been listening to you, our customers"
Me, internally: "Don't break eye contact. Don't break eye contact."
All joking aside, this is very impressive.
Haha only 23 likes 🤣
Haha only 37 likes 😆
R&D takes years.... time=money
@Tommy P Yeah ok.
"we've been listening to you, our customers"
Me: i want spot to bring me a beer and make me a sandwich
Boston Dynamics: No
The beer part would be easy, the sandwich you're probably going to have to wait a generation or two. But you can get it togo delivered by bot or drone in some places.
Just get married
Look at the piss bot on RUclips. At least someone is doing something important with them
I can not stress this enough. Head on over to Micheal Reeve's channel. He just made part of your dream come true.
This will reduce the risk of people having to do the dirty work. Thank you Boston Dynamics!
This man is, himself, the next version of Atlas, if you haven't noticed
10m/s arm speed? Finally I can slap someone over the internet
I'M WHEEZING. 💀😭🤣
They have video of a different model flinging a concrete block. So you'll have plenty of options.
Cave Johnson: "We're done here"
Still waiting for the combustible lemons.
"I'm the man who's gonna burn your house down"
This is honestly amazing
Its head and neck look like those old Lego robot arms (from Aquanauts et cetera). I would love to see Spot on Mars with the first colonists!
As a guard dog of course, in case those pesky Martians try to steal the space sheep.
Imagine a pack of seven Spot's running after a fleeing target.
then they deploy the laser grenades
I guarantee DARPA already has them.
Imagine when wars don't need to be fought by people.. and any corporation or wealthy individual with a few thousand drones can invade a country.
Or eight of them pulling the new Amazon package delivery system next December.
We need to send spot to mars let him meet his ancestor "Curiosity"
If anything Curiosity is more advanced then spot, spot needs to be charged and controlled while Curiosity can do almost everything on its own and can run for years. I would like to see them meet though
@@juniperjones4310 how many time Curiosity can work dayly?
@@Tabakhim continuously. Its nuculear powered.
Tabakhim it works all the time because it uses a nuclear element (can’t remember which) and uses the nuclear heat (which is just normal heat) that comes off it to run, this also means that it doesn’t have any nuclear wast. Clean, efficient, effective, and powerful.
Xploration Ummm... I didn’t mean without any supervision like AI but there isn’t someone with a remote controller in their hand telling it what to do. This is science and engineering, no need to be mean about it, if I did get something wrong I’d be glad to learn something new but being hostile doesn’t help anyone
"Did I forget to turn off the stove?"
*uses spot to check*
"I did!"
*uses spot to turn off stove*
"That was worth every penny."
If you did remember to turn off the stove why would you need spot to turn it off again
@@ctrl_x1770 oh, haha, you're right, I wrote it wrong, I meant to write forget instead of remember
@@ctrl_x1770 actually, he did forget to turn off the stove. It's written right there
@@cristhian8518 (edited)
@@ctrl_x1770 lol real
i must say am so please of what you guys at boston dynamics as done great work this will help us all
Some interesting things being added, can see how they would be useful, specially the arm.
Other stuff I would like to see added is voice commands. If spot and a person are out working on something, the person could say "spot follow me" it would then track that person and follow them. "Spot return charge" it goes back to its charging place and charges up. "Spot patrol route 1" and it goes on patrol of route one and you could have a bunch of other routes ready for it. "Spot hole this" it reaches out with its arm, you put the thing you want it to hold in it and it holds it for you. "Spot record message" it brings its arm up higher, points camera at their face to record a video message from that person.
So many things could things could be programmed in and less of a need for the control panel. If possible it could even be trained to only listen to a few specific people or to anyone giving it a command and that feature could be turned on and off by the operator of it.
Looking forward to the VR headset teleoperation option : )
This looks awesome but is so expensive. Spot is so cool, and I would love to see later versions of him be cheap enough to be a staple in construction and all dangerous workplaces
75k is not expensive for mega corporations.
thats the future, but at 75k, Spot costs the same as a pretty basic level construction inspector, but the capabilities are wildly more expansive.....
I mean there are companies that spend 3 million dollars on one robot arm.
From a business perspective the cost of a unit is about the cost (salary+benefits) of an employee on annual basis. Over a product lifecycle, it will likely be cheaper and more efficient. In dangerous or harsh environments, Spot offers other advantages too, especially in remote areas.
@@paolobramucci3609 I give it about 5-10 years....these machines will take some basic core inspection and monitoring tasks
Hardcore Passion and determination is all i witnessed in this video.
My A.I Is gonna be like “Cat” 99% confidence when I show him a picture of spots
Awesome work 👍 your team should really think about a moon version of Spot to inspect lava tubes 😉 🚀🌕
spot needs a VR interface and two arms for the operator. Something like "Half Life Alyx"
Mr Beast: I just bought every Spot from Boston Dynamics!
That's a good idea ! 🤯
It would be awesome to see spots fight in batlle royale
Rip money.
Unlike a real dog, Spot won’t eat you when you die and haven’t fed him in two days...
he might be the cause of your death tho lol
@@dream8870 Nah, that was a Russian hacker controlling spot.
@@hycron1234 Trump colluded with spot.
It will just sit on its charging port focused on you until they find it....then they will view, with horror, the timelapse video of your decay over several weeks or months that Spot recorded without ever looking away. Staring intently at its master...waiting patiently, silently for commands that never came.
Until someone gets creative with the instructions.
I am getting Doc Oc vibes from spot's arm. Super COOL! Neuralink + BD will do wonders to mankind. Imagine the level mobility to astronauts on Mars missions with this sort of body enchantments. Crazy!! 😍
Amazing! I’m currently taking my first robotics course and it’s very inspiring to see what’s currently possible at the highest level. Nice work!
I heard that you cant open up a spot even if you buy one. Theres some sort of lease you need to sign. I can only wonder what engineering marvels are inside spot
Lease =/= Purchase. That being said, I'm an electronic technician and if I can't take a screwdriver to one I don't want it.
That won't stop Chinese companies from tearing it apart, and replicating the robot and all it's attachments for cheaper.
@@TheChristmasCreeper yeah lol
I was expecting spot pokes the human with a hockey stick
Please make a two-armed Spot and call it a "Pierson's Puppeteer"
You are right; I've been wondering why it looks 'wrong' but, as you say, it's en pointe visualisation for that!
Love this presentation. I work as an IT-Engineer in a big corporation that focuses on Automation.
Sadly it sometimes can seem pretty dull, sitting at home, writing some scripts, managing some servers yadda yadda.
Videos like this get me excited again about my work and how we are also involved in the robotics industry (we are mainly involved in writing the A.I.'s ).
Dear Boston Dynamics Staff: You've made great strides in deploying great functionality for Spot. The next step is to let us control the arm with our own arm and hand; have it use iPad's LiDAR or photogrammetry to view us as we gesture, picking something up and moving it. No need for joysticks or screen buttons. Basically, it should be Kinect on steroids. Oh and by the way, door hinges are always on the opposite side of the knob or handle!
I hope a time will come when robotics and AI will free Mankind of repetitive jobs and give us time to be just humans.
Lol no
Never
@Sasha Lemay my guy ,have you read the tragic story of aeldari?
People are scared of this but it's actually good, once everything is automatic, food and water won't be a problem and neither will anything else, so everything would probably become free and given out to people
@@potatomanagement_5770 it all depends on who does this, the bad thing about all this is the greediness of the rich would never let something like you stated happen
Video starts at 14:37
Vieo starts at 0:00. It changed.
This still looks like a trailer for an upcoming dystopian sci-fi movie..
This but unironically
We ARE the movie...
@Handinabag lm sicka this bs.
Imagine the situation: Several firefighters arrive at the scene of the raging fire. It is a tall building with wooden beams, inhabited only to a small extent. Probably all civilians are out, but what if they aren't? What if someone else is trapped inside? And firefighters carry heavy equipment, sometimes over 50 kilograms, just so they can breathe in places near fire... it could be really dangerous for them to go inside because the building could collapse on them. And so they send Spot there. Its new variant, which is able to resist high temperatures and detect possible complications before the firefighters themselves enter the site. And I think this is only a small part of what humanity can achieve with such invention.
They should make it so spot drops a portable wifi repeater when it gets to areas out of range, then when it returns it picks the repeater back up again. That would be pretty neat
The pricing is simple: Integer out of range exception.
Man just a year ago this robot was dancing, now is inspecting inside nuclear reactors, that's crazy.
I would take Spot shopping to carry my shopping home for me 😁
The way the speakers just look at a teleprompter by the camera feels like an undergrad presentation, but the tech is more advanced than the robots in most research labs. That's totally cool.
This is like aperture science irl
Spot needs a beer pissing option.
I half expected the beginning song to suddenly break out into the home depot theme... memes amiright?
How can I get the detailed 3d structure of Sand Flea?
This is gonna be the next big thing for haz-mat crews. Being able to completely remove the human interaction aspect from hazardous environments for surveys and repairs is going to save businesses billions in the next few years. If I was a big CEO I’d have already bought myself an entire fleet of these by now. We’re living in the future baby 😎
17:58 that jumprope scene is fascinating and disturbing
Start 14:36
It is interesting and scary at the same time. Imagine that this robo dogs patrol in the near future through the streets and looking for the last humans who have survived. Science Fiction becoming more and more reality.
"Reducing the need to put people at risk". Risk is part of the game. Risk adds value to a life well lived. Risk is life. When you remove the value of life's challenge you diminish life itself. Where is "Man" to get value in Life if you've removed the challenge, the opportunity to face adversity and conquer it.
You guys are so legit all your products are full of awesome features. You're passion is really inspiring!
Also you guys better start thinking how it will run in Mars, got to build stuff there :D
Excuse me, where's the attachment that makes spot pee beer ?
Who needs essential workers when you have Spot 🙂.
*imagine such a big robot can charge fully faster than your small mobile phone* :D
A fantastic product range that has a huge number of industrial applications.
Does Spot allow the creation of autonomous routines which involve pushing buttons, flipping switches, turning valves, and the like without any need for repeated human intervention?
When spot will be able to autonomously clean a toilet. I will consider getting one 🤔
Nevertheless - impressive work 👍
Pretty sure it's already there. It has the dexterity and range of movement.
I agree. It also needs to be able to clean itself afterwards. Especially if it’s a public restroom.