Soft Robotics' octopus-inspired robots industrial grippers
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- Опубликовано: 26 мар 2017
- Boston-based Soft Robotics brings cephalopod-inspired robotic grippers to a wide variety of factories.
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2:34 smart answer LOL.
Ikr lol
The most important task is to grasp octopuses.
so cool! this interesting me a lot. compliments👏🏻
If i lose my hand i want this as a prosthetic
anyone here after listening to Land of the Giants podcast?
yup
am i the only one who can sense the sparks flying here? the way he looks at the other guy as he says "grasp that just enough, but not too much"
what type of material you used ?
This robots replaced almost every human packager in our factory.. So yes they are replacing humans
Inspired by our Lung...
Give me a break 3d printer part with software costume to move the robotic arm omg
Tim Cook?
Nice argument for the question about taking jobs from people: 1. There is not enough people, 2. Is not too squeeze productivity is to keep companies working, 3. People don't want these jobs... He should be a politician... LOL
can some one help me regarding my project ?
Great tech but I hated the last question & hated the answer even more.
Idi B why
then go work in a freezer packing meat.
Elliana Van Buckley
Because the question is very stupid(sorry can't think of a more appropriate adjective), and the answer is disingenuous.
Of course any form of innovative technology like this will be used to maximize benefits and will consequentially destroy jobs, it's not his problem tho, anyone will invent something similar that will eventually kill some jobs, sooner or later.
Trying to prevent this kind of innovation is like trying to prevent the waves in the sea with your hands.
Adrian Galilea This! couldn't have said it better. and also when jobs are being destroyed somewhere, other jobs are created elsewhere. Now about that answer, we all know that people working these low paid jobs don't don't do it because they love it but because they need it. He was just trying to answer something imo.
Either disingenuous or plain ignorant, I have studied it extensively, not saying that I'm an authority in the topic, but in my opinion there is no compelling argument to believe that work automation won't be a problem yet to be solved, every proposed solution seems flawed some way or another if you think it throughout. And yes I'm familiar with that and plenty of other articles in that line, I believe it's just damage control to prevent mass hysteria.
Also I think there will be a solution on the line of universal basic income, will it be achieved peacefully and gradually? Also, How? I'ts yet to be discovered.
2:34 YES but i prefer work 4h a day and the other 4h spend with my sun and got paid a the same.
Why the same? Because robots work 24/7 365 and the the concept work will not be so demanded so inert our own time to work will not be efficient when put a robot ther. Of course will have anoter jobs like programing etc but will be a lot less so people need be paid to can buy the things what robots make. So AUTOMATION/ROBOTS + UBI ("Universal Basic Income")
what engirsh is that?
So, there's no intelligence or electronics involved, it's purely mechanic. Maybe it's perfect for less complicated tasks
electronics is not intelligence ! More wonderful things can be done in simpler ways if we move away from electronics ( electricity ). In my opinion, mechanics is the INTELLIGENCE.
Leyendo los que esta😭
"are these robots atking jobs away from people?" the man, LIED lol. yes its taken jobs away from people, PERIOD.
and that is not a bad thing. if the same amount of work can be done with less human labor, then the only logical conclusion is to divert profits generated by robots to the people.
@@sadpepe7937 yeah show me where that is true...
Do you know what else took a lot of jobs away from people? The wheel. A lot of ppl whose job was to carry things fell away.
@@fredwupkensoppel8949 Then why has the economy gone up?
@@Bleepbleepblorbus Because new technologies that allow for more efficiency create opportunities - those who carried stuff all day could now help to build tools and maybe even the first huts now that fewer people had to carry stuff.