that is done automatically in the developed countries...only 3rd world still has launchers and tanks loading manually...countries who cannot even dream about developing robots, btw
Atlas's motion is the most advanced I've seen till now. No extra steps, just the necessary ones and the trip demonstrated how easy and fast it corrected itself.
Even though, IIRC, Boston Dynamics of as late has moved away from the military market, it seems that its bot might be the closest one that might be applied to that market in that it can run, jump, recover from trips, and lift heavy objects. Thus it would be interesting to see if it could say how a grenade (or a baseball for that matter) and if so how far. And from the video that action it is making to place those parts does not look all that much different from one of holding a rifle. And for a military application, the additional cost may not be all that much of a discriminator in that often performance trumps cost in the military market. Endurance might be a problem but the bot could ride to where it is needed (via a Humvee, Truck, IFV, or even e-bike or e-unicycle )and only need to walk, run, or crawl a short distance to attack say across an open field or through a woods. And in regard to number, if one were to create an army of robots, say 10,000 to say 30,000 or more that could be a big market. Also, there seems to be a lot of synergism between Atlas and Spot as well and Robot dogs are being actively being looked at for combat applications.
Pricing may be a huge market driver, I saw $2k robot dog and $80k for a bot (not from Boston Dynamics). Also, robots for geriatric support (like making meals, carrying loads, etc).
Some bean counter will figure out the crossover point from money saved by laying off a human versus lease + maintenance contract for these robots. In the long run, humans cannot compete with this, and should not be made to do so. #UBINow
@sapienspace8814 Gonna be honest. Even if they do go commercial there'd be absolutely no reason for anyone outside of emergency services or businesses to have them.
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@sapienspace8814 Base materials and distribution both huge issues. Logistics and market controls both way more of price than manufacturing costs.
Atlas will never be made at scale, hydraulics have too many problems. If your hydraulic equipped skid steer has a leak, it's leaking into the dirt, you fix the leak, and carry on. If Atlas blows a hose while vacuuming your house...You need new carpet, furniture, paint, blinds, etc. Tesla & Figure have shown us the better path forward, it's all electric. I would assume Boston D has an all electric humanoid secretly being worked on. If they don't, they will be no different then Polaroid or Blockbuster, relegated to irrelevancy.
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@@murc111 Seen the new report on electric vehicle toxicity in lower air?
Thanks for diversifying your adjectives away from 'shoking' a little bit But also, I just started watching the video, and this news is now a week or two old. Still thank you for the content, but also just a heads up that most of the time, if you are even one day behind, your viewers have already seen it (unless it's just me 🤔)
I am shocked that they don’t use the robot to make ground ground coffee. K cup coffee systems are not a real challenge.. I want a barista latte with foam with a design in the foam.
I've never thought about it, but would Atlas be able to pick up an egg as Optimus did? Atlas was meant for other things and I am not quite sure if his "hands" are able to handle raw eggs. I may be totally wrong, but I will just wait for them to show a video like that =D
After all it's all easily adjustable. Once robotic industry will explode again your own Atlas will gently pick up raw eggs with one hand and powerfully crush skulls of your enemies with the other :D
Oh Lol Even the shocks Are graphic overlays Of the shocks themselves Looks like naturally they're somewhat dark But when she picks it up, it becomes bright almost white Grey And they loose tracking once they're moving without her hand being the force moving it As she tosses them a few cm into the rack
You must have very unusual eyes if you can tell how much force the grippers are applying just by watching some video and by the number of elements (fingers) employed.
Looks like she's loading up a cannon with some big bouncy shells Notice the red outlines around it's clampers slash hands? That's pretty cool. It's tracking its own hands and then superpositioning a more accurate model according to the known tracking points its visualizing. I think you can qualify that as a type of Self awareness Us humans call that sense within ourselves (but non visually) Proprioception.
Considering the commercial viability of the design would it be better and easier to do a cgi ping pong ball setup first.walk the robot through the motions and then it notice on its own.
I actually saw this on Twitter but I never cared for Boston Dynamics because their robots are probably the most difficult to mass produce so its basically useless other than to be a proof of concept
It is interesting to me that the Boston Dynamics humanoid robot (ATLAS) and the Tesla humanoid robot (Optimus) are trying to emulate human movements INCLUDING human restrictions of articulation, whereas Chinese Humanoid (like) robots, such as Unitree H1, include a range of movements humans can not achieve, which makes the Chinese robots more versatile as robots but less able to use tools designed for humans (therefore less easy to displace humans without tooling changes) - obviously there are applications for both types of humanoid robots, and one type will suit some applications better than the other (currently), but there is much more development between such robots become everyday appliances (yes, that is what they are) and now...
We're not quite at a stage where comparing Figure/Optimus to Atlas is fair. Firstly, it might be more appropriate to consider them as designed for distinct purposes. Consider which one you'd prefer to rescue you from a fire and which one you'd trust to cook an egg.
Tesla has the manufacturing capability to mass produce Optimus at a reasonable price. Also Tesla built the Tesla bot with mass production in mind. Each part in the prototype was chosen and developed based on the ability to mass produce it at a cheap price point. The Boston Dynamics Robot is extremely expensive and was built simply for research. I personally think there is zero chance it will be manufactured any time soon. Of course, time will tell.
I kinda got the feeling that tripping might've been scripted... No doubt their robots can recover from such events, but it was awfully convenient that it happened during the demo, with very little in terms of obvious causes...
❤WATER TEST: Have these robots carrying a cup of water at least ¾ full across a room at a good speed and give it to you. Use different size cups as well. That's a good test. NO SPILLS.
The day humanity unites will be when we have a true common enemy, like the watchmen movie For now we are like the red and black ants in the jar, just not figuring out who is shaking the jar.. Even if we kinda have an idea..
On one end, AI companies racing towards AGI, on the other end robots are becoming faster, stronger and more agile. They're going to oreo those things together and probably slap an Austrian accent on the speech output just for sh!ts and giggles. What could POSSIBLY go wrong?
yeaaah baby... Data is comming... but knowing how we only are allowed to see the tip of the iceberg, i wouldnt be surprised if it is already here, walking among us with much more advanced models, like standing next to us in busses stadiums selling hotdogs etc... i say by 2030, max, we'll have our first borg olympics, as the perfect movements training method lol
The 1st thing the robot is loading is the Strut for a car or truck . The United Auto workers just signed a deal the allows the employee to retire with a Million dollar pension.... This robot will be about 1/2 that ... Are we paying attention?.. Skynet b like ," the knuckle-draggers still think were are cute 😅!"
What is essentially a hand made robot costing about as much as what is essentially a hand made car bodes well for the price of the consumer grade robot. I think that with good AI, even a chintzy lego robot will be good enough to do at least some work. It's all about control much less so than engineering of the chassis.
@@JohnSmith762A11B Why must you consume what is made by others? You can have your robot make stuff for you, whether by "hand" like a robo-homestead, or at scale and with specialization with a robo-economy.
Oh man, companies doing the calculations, and coming to the conclusion that replacing a human for 150k isn't worth it (also considering potential engineering/upkeep cost). Sadge.
250k is not expensive when capabilities are there. Working 3 shifts non-stop no breaks it can recoup in 1-2 years. 70% ROI is more than good. Even if trhey were cheaper to make they would not sell for less without competition.
Boston Dynamics Atlas is clearly intended for difficult manual labor and not something you would ever have in your home. I think they’re aiming at disaster relief situations and manufacturing jobs etc (I really effing hope not for military situations 😩). I think they might accidentally knock your head off if they were in your home flipping around gripping shiz with them 3 fingered thangs 😭😭😭😭
There are many different markets requiring different aspects of what tool is needed. You can't use a welder as a washing machine, right? So you wouldn't be in the market for a "construction" `bot when you're shopping for a personal "valet" `bot. `Proper tool for the job, right? SO get a grip already! It's ALL still in the "Get It To Work" phase. When they do, it'll be the "size it properly" phase. Only then they can work on getting the semantics in line with the set of tasks the TOOL is intended to preform, and only Then, it'll be marketable to the population... And that appears to be some time off in the future.
Don't think of the 3d struts.. as objects that it scanned Or As attempt 50 000 Or Pre planned or cheating Think of it as A random manufacturer of nuclear warhead shocks Has rented atlas And it's slam os From Boston dynamics And because they're warheads And they want to be specific around them And because the model already exists in the companies data They don't have to wait around for atlas to learn everything The company just decided to upload its parts inventory into the slam os Because that's what makes code and APIs. So adaptable. Just think of atlas as an API of your wishes and physics It'll just be better for both of you if you can just slid in ground truths, any chance you have to do so
09:12 I think this part of the video, as well as the video showing a bunch of robots dancing lightly, are fake. Boston Dynamics has a strange habit of never showing robots in positions that overlap with humans when they perform active movements such as dance or parkour. This is very strange since they advocate collaboration between robots and humans. Perhaps their robots can do individual tricks such as jumps and backflips. However, it may not be possible to successfully complete a series of tricks without changing joint settings or control programs. That's probably why they decided to have the robot perform in a VFX that faithfully reproduced the inside of the studio, the view from the windows, the sunlight, etc. Driving away humans who are difficult to synthesize into videos.
It would not make much sense when it comes to the costs ....... humans costs much less, are smarter and can move longer than any battery. Also an armed version of this robot with a smart AI would cost almost 500k US Dollar, just a single emp granade could destroy a robot or even a squad like that in seconds. Atlas is made out of metal that means he would be esay detected by scanners and become an easy target.
😂 Boston dynamics doing parkour while tesla fanboys wetting themselves over a bot that can walk Also the egg and coffee dig is correct though. Where are these robots likely to work first? Making coffee or picking up eggs or in some industrial setting where it needs to pickup heavy objects and move them at a reasonable speed. Coffee and eggs are great for a demo but the reality is these robots won't need that level of dexterity right now.
If you give robots to the Poor and robots to the Rich and they go to war ... Who do you think will win ? ... Poor and Rich will be equal at that point.
Yeah, but Boston Dynamics robot moves almost like a real person now.. while the others are still moving like they are Japanese people who shat their pants..
Boston dynamics focused exclusively on walking and running and balance. The Tesla bot advantage of Teslas vision system which is about all it has right now. Teslas walking system is just a stop gap system to move the bot so they can work with the vision system. Tesla will map in real time. Both companies are still rather basic though. While it's not mentioned often, bds robot will fall on it's face when it's predictions are wrong. It doesn't truly read in live data and balance. The real solution for this is with sensors feeding info into AI chips. Well, they will eventually figure it out.
Bro no disrespect but your mic is terrible. It cuts out so many times and greatly takes away from the quality of your video. I don't know your situation but thought I would be honest with you. Great content though!
Boston Dynamics is a WASTE of a company! Thats one company who doesn't want to sell stuff or do ANYTHING.... I would NEVER want to invest in that company!
A lot of this video is CGI. Boston Dymamics hasn't changed much over the years. Their robots are still clumsy, dumb and loud. Figure01 makes this robot look like a steam engine.
Well, those people that Elon Musk and the American/Europe/Asian auto industry couldn't replace on the assembly line should be real nevervoius about thire jobs now.
These prices are ridiculous considering that Chinese manufacturers sell their very capable "Dog" model for just $1600. It clearly must be inability to mass manufacture on side of Boston Dynamics.
Not quite. I am female and I am into technology since my childhood. I've been already on a C64 at age of 4 and was fascinated by it. To me the development in robotics and AI is most incredible and I am so glad that I am able to witness this progress in robotics and AI. I am not fond of Boston dynamics partnering with the military, but that has nothing to do with the robot itself. And if this passion has something to do with a child's idea, than I am very happy that I am still a child at heart.
@@gweneth5958 i'm talking about human like robots, whats the point of designing such robot ? No one want to live in a world like that and also they are slower than my nan
@@dan-cj1rr "...No one want to..." you are projecting own beliefs and visions onto other people. Edit: oh right, didn't notice at first, let me guess, anyone with different vision at this issue is a man child?
Not exactly a man child idea, chill with the projection and mass generalization Dan. Not to mention trying to force your beliefs onto other people like mentioned by other commenters. And this is the worse they are going to be, "they're slower than my nan" for now they are... But they'll be faster than all of us soon enough like it or not. As parts get better, as the engineering gets more effective. As the AI improves... Grow up and get over it, quit acting ironically like a man child yourself.
If we lived in a world where everything wasn’t profit driven, these companies could share tech with each other, and vastly improve each other’s robots.
@@Lizard6376 right.. because profits are what drive innovation, instead of human ingenuity. We had innovation long before capitalism. And what about innovations that threaten profit? What then?
I find all systems of robot nav tend to create mass amounts of mostly inaccurate data But through that. Emerges.... one single .. more truth that all the others Not exactly a ground truth but good enough for that fraction of a second Like using shrodingers equation to isolate lie groups for particle formation Like..... all the mistake data, is brought into existence just long enough to create a field in virtual spacetime. From which you can momentarily hang a reality... And feasible future upon Mmmmm makes me wonder Is space time fundamental Or is just our mistaken observations of it
And that moment it catches itself falling around that corner Lol Sure catches our eye don't it. But the truth is. It's slam slash nav system slash response architecture Does that CONSTANLTY. as it's calculating it's movement versus gravity over time And especially after every time it's foot hits the ground and other foot pushes off It's always planning a new path of about 8 steps I think. And after each step it should calculate how far off real world physics threw the system from that first predicted 8 step projected path. And then tosses that now 7 step path. And formulates a new path towards success Never stopping Never succeeding Yet Never failing It's all these little factors of mystery and unknowns that makes this such a worthy field to face head on And makes doing so, so rewarding to us nerds.
Could you please stop passing diminishing judgements of people? Your content doesn't become more interesting by you telling us how everyone else than you missed this news. It just makes you come across as insecure. Please take a more humble approach, tone down the clickbaity titles and the narrative that you're revealig something exclusive to us. Your content is good as it is. You're doing great, take pride. For reference, check out Anton Petrov who reports on nerdy science news without using spectacle to lure people in.
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Atlas loading the rockets into the launcher.
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Boston had contract with us army from long time ago. The dog was deployed in Afghanistan.
that is done automatically in the developed countries...only 3rd world still has launchers and tanks loading manually...countries who cannot even dream about developing robots, btw
Surprises? SHOCKING!
I'd say it's more stunning than shocking.
@@orlandovftwCRAZY!
Shocking to the entire industry
yeah, so trivial. I think I will not watch the video
To see Atlas catch itself after the slip/trip was both fascinating, and scary at the same time. Absolutely insane!
Atlas's motion is the most advanced I've seen till now. No extra steps, just the necessary ones and the trip demonstrated how easy and fast it corrected itself.
@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 It's nothing new. he's been able to correct himself for quite awhile now.
Funny, it looks like they are training him to load munitions...
I'm honestly shocked that this video is only 11 minutes long, thank you!
Shocked
I am shocked to my core
This SHOCKING report is very STUNNING
Im shocked
loading misile shaped/sized opjects into tubes. Who could possibly find a use for that...
Even though, IIRC, Boston Dynamics of as late has moved away from the military market, it seems that its bot might be the closest one that might be applied to that market in that it can run, jump, recover from trips, and lift heavy objects.
Thus it would be interesting to see if it could say how a grenade (or a baseball for that matter) and if so how far.
And from the video that action it is making to place those parts does not look all that much different from one of holding a rifle.
And for a military application, the additional cost may not be all that much of a discriminator in that often performance trumps cost in the military market.
Endurance might be a problem but the bot could ride to where it is needed (via a Humvee, Truck, IFV, or even e-bike or e-unicycle )and only need to walk, run, or crawl a short distance to attack say across an open field or through a woods.
And in regard to number, if one were to create an army of robots, say 10,000 to say 30,000 or more that could be a big market.
Also, there seems to be a lot of synergism between Atlas and Spot as well and Robot dogs are being actively being looked at for combat applications.
To me this demo looks like loading munition to MRLS
Pricing may be a huge market driver, I saw $2k robot dog and $80k for a bot (not from Boston Dynamics). Also, robots for geriatric support (like making meals, carrying loads, etc).
Some bean counter will figure out the crossover point from money saved by laying off a human versus lease + maintenance contract for these robots. In the long run, humans cannot compete with this, and should not be made to do so. #UBINow
Atlas manufactured at scale would fall between 20 and 30k. Optimus and Figure 1 will be between 10-15k.
@sapienspace8814 Gonna be honest. Even if they do go commercial there'd be absolutely no reason for anyone outside of emergency services or businesses to have them.
@sapienspace8814 Base materials and distribution both huge issues. Logistics and market controls both way more of price than manufacturing costs.
Atlas will never be made at scale, hydraulics have too many problems. If your hydraulic equipped skid steer has a leak, it's leaking into the dirt, you fix the leak, and carry on. If Atlas blows a hose while vacuuming your house...You need new carpet, furniture, paint, blinds, etc. Tesla & Figure have shown us the better path forward, it's all electric.
I would assume Boston D has an all electric humanoid secretly being worked on. If they don't, they will be no different then Polaroid or Blockbuster, relegated to irrelevancy.
@@murc111 Seen the new report on electric vehicle toxicity in lower air?
@@murc111 Atlas or something just like it will be made at scale for emergency and military purposes.
I wonder if BD has a number of articulating ends you could put on the ends of the robot's arms
Most likely. As that will be necessary until they just copy the human hand, for which most tools are designed for.
Thanks for diversifying your adjectives away from 'shoking' a little bit
But also, I just started watching the video, and this news is now a week or two old. Still thank you for the content, but also just a heads up that most of the time, if you are even one day behind, your viewers have already seen it (unless it's just me 🤔)
yet I still cannot think of a single thing that could go wrong. .
Plenty of things can go wrong in any situation. Only cowardice would let that stop someone from moving forward, though.
I am shocked that they don’t use the robot to make ground ground coffee. K cup coffee systems are not a real challenge.. I want a barista latte with foam with a design in the foam.
I've never thought about it, but would Atlas be able to pick up an egg as Optimus did? Atlas was meant for other things and I am not quite sure if his "hands" are able to handle raw eggs. I may be totally wrong, but I will just wait for them to show a video like that =D
After all it's all easily adjustable. Once robotic industry will explode again your own Atlas will gently pick up raw eggs with one hand and powerfully crush skulls of your enemies with the other :D
This is Absolutely Shocking to The Whole industry 🤯🤯🤯 !!!!!! He is setting World records.Shocks ,Shocks Shocking .
Oh
Lol
Even the shocks
Are graphic overlays
Of the shocks themselves
Looks like naturally they're somewhat dark
But when she picks it up, it becomes bright almost white Grey
And they loose tracking once they're moving without her hand being the force moving it
As she tosses them a few cm into the rack
You must have very unusual eyes if you can tell how much force the grippers are applying just by watching some video and by the number of elements (fingers) employed.
Looks like she's loading up a cannon with some big bouncy shells
Notice the red outlines around it's clampers slash hands?
That's pretty cool.
It's tracking its own hands and then superpositioning a more accurate model according to the known tracking points its visualizing.
I think you can qualify that as a type of
Self awareness
Us humans call that sense within ourselves (but non visually)
Proprioception.
The audio is pretty low in the video
Considering the commercial viability of the design would it be better and easier to do a cgi ping pong ball setup first.walk the robot through the motions and then it notice on its own.
Coincidence that the movements are very similar to how shells are loaded into artillery?
We don't need a robot to make coffee or handle eggs, you can make a machine for these simple tasks, we need heavy lifting 💁🏽♂️
I actually saw this on Twitter but I never cared for Boston Dynamics because their robots are probably the most difficult to mass produce so its basically useless other than to be a proof of concept
It is interesting to me that the Boston Dynamics humanoid robot (ATLAS) and the Tesla humanoid robot (Optimus) are trying to emulate human movements INCLUDING human restrictions of articulation, whereas Chinese Humanoid (like) robots, such as Unitree H1, include a range of movements humans can not achieve, which makes the Chinese robots more versatile as robots but less able to use tools designed for humans (therefore less easy to displace humans without tooling changes) - obviously there are applications for both types of humanoid robots, and one type will suit some applications better than the other (currently), but there is much more development between such robots become everyday appliances (yes, that is what they are) and now...
I thought they had something new. This is like 10 years old "news" in today's timelines.
Conclusion:
Sleepy Joe is a robot. He stumbled well on the airplane stairs and effectively regained his position.
We're not quite at a stage where comparing Figure/Optimus to Atlas is fair. Firstly, it might be more appropriate to consider them as designed for distinct purposes. Consider which one you'd prefer to rescue you from a fire and which one you'd trust to cook an egg.
Tesla has the manufacturing capability to mass produce Optimus at a reasonable price. Also Tesla built the Tesla bot with mass production in mind. Each part in the prototype was chosen and developed based on the ability to mass produce it at a cheap price point. The Boston Dynamics Robot is extremely expensive and was built simply for research. I personally think there is zero chance it will be manufactured any time soon. Of course, time will tell.
Robots first take human jobs, and then they destroy them😂
I kinda got the feeling that tripping might've been scripted... No doubt their robots can recover from such events, but it was awfully convenient that it happened during the demo, with very little in terms of obvious causes...
Even at that price starts to become cheaper than specialises workers in industrial and mining.
I can't wait to see the "DARPA" version! 😜😬
can it make me a sandwhich yet? i have divorce papers ready to sign... im ju st waiting for IT
❤WATER TEST: Have these robots carrying a cup of water at least ¾ full across a room at a good speed and give it to you. Use different size cups as well. That's a good test. NO SPILLS.
Bro. How do you not know those are car struts?! AKA car shocks. Truly SHOCKING you don't know that! lmao
The day humanity unites will be when we have a true common enemy, like the watchmen movie
For now we are like the red and black ants in the jar, just not figuring out who is shaking the jar.. Even if we kinda have an idea..
When are they going to use machine guns though?
Bro's training to load artillery shells for the war!
Cool
On one end, AI companies racing towards AGI, on the other end robots are becoming faster, stronger and more agile. They're going to oreo those things together and probably slap an Austrian accent on the speech output just for sh!ts and giggles. What could POSSIBLY go wrong?
We should build mini ones so we can go to war with ants.
yeaaah baby... Data is comming... but knowing how we only are allowed to see the tip of the iceberg, i wouldnt be surprised if it is already here, walking among us with much more advanced models, like standing next to us in busses stadiums selling hotdogs etc... i say by 2030, max, we'll have our first borg olympics, as the perfect movements training method lol
The 1st thing the robot is loading is the Strut for a car or truck .
The United Auto workers just signed a deal the allows the employee to retire with a Million dollar pension.... This robot will be about 1/2 that ... Are we paying attention?..
Skynet b like ," the knuckle-draggers still think were are cute 😅!"
not one not two guys, EVERYONE
I wouldn't want to meet that robot in a dark alley. He's a mean looking mofo!
What is essentially a hand made robot costing about as much as what is essentially a hand made car bodes well for the price of the consumer grade robot. I think that with good AI, even a chintzy lego robot will be good enough to do at least some work. It's all about control much less so than engineering of the chassis.
No more jobs = no more consumers.
@@JohnSmith762A11B Why must you consume what is made by others? You can have your robot make stuff for you, whether by "hand" like a robo-homestead, or at scale and with specialization with a robo-economy.
You don't need a Terminator to do house chores; different markets have different requirements.
They are all Terminators: terminating the working class and their families/livelihoods/communities/futures.
love the fool in the background with paper mask on...as the humans decrease into weakness the robots increase in power
Meet your new overlords.
the number of nerds that don't know what a strut and spring are...
They're McPherson struts - a basic part of most non-performance cars since late '70s. Sheesh!
I am SHOCKED
Oh man, companies doing the calculations, and coming to the conclusion that replacing a human for 150k isn't worth it (also considering potential engineering/upkeep cost). Sadge.
Its gonna cross over at some point, and they will be leased by the thousands, not purchased anyway.
250k is not expensive when capabilities are there. Working 3 shifts non-stop no breaks it can recoup in 1-2 years. 70% ROI is more than good. Even if trhey were cheaper to make they would not sell for less without competition.
Lease them. The space is evolving too fast to buy them.
Boston Dynamics Atlas is clearly intended for difficult manual labor and not something you would ever have in your home. I think they’re aiming at disaster relief situations and manufacturing jobs etc (I really effing hope not for military situations 😩). I think they might accidentally knock your head off if they were in your home flipping around gripping shiz with them 3 fingered thangs 😭😭😭😭
they wowed because they didn't program it in, it just trained itself to do it like a human baby. parents wow all the time, that wow is preprogrammed.
it would be nice if you can get your voice gain better, I cannot hear you at all that I have to stop within a min
There are many different markets requiring different aspects of what tool is needed.
You can't use a welder as a washing machine, right? So you wouldn't be in the market for a "construction" `bot when you're shopping for a personal "valet" `bot. `Proper tool for the job, right? SO get a grip already! It's ALL still in the "Get It To Work" phase. When they do, it'll be the "size it properly" phase. Only then they can work on getting the semantics in line with the set of tasks the TOOL is intended to preform, and only Then, it'll be marketable to the population... And that appears to be some time off in the future.
Don't think of the 3d struts.. as objects that it scanned
Or
As attempt 50 000
Or
Pre planned or cheating
Think of it as
A random manufacturer of nuclear warhead shocks
Has rented atlas
And it's slam os
From Boston dynamics
And because they're warheads
And they want to be specific around them
And because the model already exists in the companies data
They don't have to wait around for atlas to learn everything
The company just decided to upload its parts inventory into the slam os
Because that's what makes code and APIs. So adaptable.
Just think of atlas as an API of your wishes and physics
It'll just be better for both of you if you can just slid in ground truths, any chance you have to do so
Why all company’s have the almost the same AI generated robot in there presentation 🤔
Looks like its loading ammo into a gun...
Are scientists baffled as well?
we have 4K video now... why's the video blurry? so you can't tell that it's CGI
09:12
I think this part of the video, as well as the video showing a bunch of robots dancing lightly, are fake.
Boston Dynamics has a strange habit of never showing robots in positions that overlap with humans when they perform active movements such as dance or parkour.
This is very strange since they advocate collaboration between robots and humans.
Perhaps their robots can do individual tricks such as jumps and backflips. However, it may not be possible to successfully complete a series of tricks without changing joint settings or control programs.
That's probably why they decided to have the robot perform in a VFX that faithfully reproduced the inside of the studio, the view from the windows, the sunlight, etc. Driving away humans who are difficult to synthesize into videos.
Now slap a machine learning algorithm into it and let it teach itself to work and move faster. Thats what id do but then again, im not very smart.
It would not make much sense when it comes to the costs ....... humans costs much less, are smarter and can move longer than any battery.
Also an armed version of this robot with a smart AI would cost almost 500k US Dollar, just a single emp granade could destroy a robot or even a squad like that in seconds.
Atlas is made out of metal that means he would be esay detected by scanners and become an easy target.
Atlas is now officially retired 😢
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Too bad I’m just surprised now. ☹️
😂 Boston dynamics doing parkour while tesla fanboys wetting themselves over a bot that can walk
Also the egg and coffee dig is correct though. Where are these robots likely to work first? Making coffee or picking up eggs or in some industrial setting where it needs to pickup heavy objects and move them at a reasonable speed.
Coffee and eggs are great for a demo but the reality is these robots won't need that level of dexterity right now.
The Tesla bot is being designed for the home
If you give robots to the Poor and robots to the Rich and they go to war ...
Who do you think will win ? ... Poor and Rich will be equal at that point.
Yeah, but Boston Dynamics robot moves almost like a real person now.. while the others are still moving like they are Japanese people who shat their pants..
Boston dynamics focused exclusively on walking and running and balance. The Tesla bot advantage of Teslas vision system which is about all it has right now. Teslas walking system is just a stop gap system to move the bot so they can work with the vision system.
Tesla will map in real time.
Both companies are still rather basic though.
While it's not mentioned often, bds robot will fall on it's face when it's predictions are wrong. It doesn't truly read in live data and balance. The real solution for this is with sensors feeding info into AI chips. Well, they will eventually figure it out.
Bro no disrespect but your mic is terrible. It cuts out so many times and greatly takes away from the quality of your video. I don't know your situation but thought I would be honest with you. Great content though!
$150k for basically robocop 2 ? Bargain !
Wait I thought we humans had safe jobs as cops and plumbers!? Its only plumbing now?
are we shocked?
Boston Dynamics is a WASTE of a company! Thats one company who doesn't want to sell stuff or do ANYTHING.... I would NEVER want to invest in that company!
A lot of this video is CGI. Boston Dymamics hasn't changed much over the years. Their robots are still clumsy, dumb and loud. Figure01 makes this robot look like a steam engine.
I am not impressed. Working slowly and grapping the object not in an ideal way.
Well, those people that Elon Musk and the American/Europe/Asian auto industry couldn't replace on the assembly line should be real nevervoius about thire jobs now.
These prices are ridiculous considering that Chinese manufacturers sell their very capable "Dog" model for just $1600.
It clearly must be inability to mass manufacture on side of Boston Dynamics.
Boston Dynamics, like elon musk, is desperate to stay relevant.
ahh the man child idea of having humanoids robot everywhere
Not quite. I am female and I am into technology since my childhood. I've been already on a C64 at age of 4 and was fascinated by it. To me the development in robotics and AI is most incredible and I am so glad that I am able to witness this progress in robotics and AI. I am not fond of Boston dynamics partnering with the military, but that has nothing to do with the robot itself. And if this passion has something to do with a child's idea, than I am very happy that I am still a child at heart.
@@gweneth5958 i'm talking about human like robots, whats the point of designing such robot ? No one want to live in a world like that and also they are slower than my nan
@@dan-cj1rr They need to be humanoid because the world is designed for humans. They need to be able to use stairs, ladders etc
@@dan-cj1rr "...No one want to..." you are projecting own beliefs and visions onto other people.
Edit: oh right, didn't notice at first, let me guess, anyone with different vision at this issue is a man child?
Not exactly a man child idea, chill with the projection and mass generalization Dan.
Not to mention trying to force your beliefs onto other people like mentioned by other commenters.
And this is the worse they are going to be, "they're slower than my nan" for now they are... But they'll be faster than all of us soon enough like it or not. As parts get better, as the engineering gets more effective. As the AI improves... Grow up and get over it, quit acting ironically like a man child yourself.
I’m SHOCKED that this only SURPRISED everyone.
The whole industry was SHOCKED along with you!
😳 I'm SURPRISED this SHOCKED you. 😧 🤣
If we lived in a world where everything wasn’t profit driven, these companies could share tech with each other, and vastly improve each other’s robots.
i guess not, competition is the main driving power
If we lived in a world where everything wasn't profit driven, we probably wouldn't have this technology at all.
@@Lizard6376sure we would. Who else would work for free.
@@Lizard6376 right.. because profits are what drive innovation, instead of human ingenuity. We had innovation long before capitalism. And what about innovations that threaten profit? What then?
@@hyy3657 Imagine being such a sad being that the only thing driving you is profit. Imagine being proud of it.
Lmao
The thing that the robot is loading is called a Macpherson strut, one of the most common car suspension parts.
Why does it remind me of that dumb robot that kills the guy in Robocop?
So shocked at this surprise
07:53 I think he just means an irregular shape, the complicated shale of the car part.
Its obviously practicing to reload artillery.
I find all systems of robot nav tend to create mass amounts of mostly inaccurate data
But through that.
Emerges.... one single .. more truth that all the others
Not exactly a ground truth but good enough for that fraction of a second
Like using shrodingers equation to isolate lie groups for particle formation
Like..... all the mistake data, is brought into existence just long enough to create a field in virtual spacetime.
From which you can momentarily hang a reality...
And feasible future upon
Mmmmm makes me wonder
Is space time fundamental
Or is just our mistaken observations of it
And that moment it catches itself falling around that corner
Lol
Sure catches our eye don't it.
But the truth is.
It's slam slash nav system slash response architecture
Does that CONSTANLTY.
as it's calculating it's movement versus gravity over time
And especially after every time it's foot hits the ground and other foot pushes off
It's always planning a new path of about 8 steps I think.
And after each step it should calculate how far off real world physics threw the system from that first predicted 8 step projected path.
And then tosses that now 7 step path. And formulates a new path towards success
Never stopping
Never succeeding
Yet
Never failing
It's all these little factors of mystery and unknowns that makes this such a worthy field to face head on
And makes doing so, so rewarding to us nerds.
Could you please stop passing diminishing judgements of people? Your content doesn't become more interesting by you telling us how everyone else than you missed this news. It just makes you come across as insecure. Please take a more humble approach, tone down the clickbaity titles and the narrative that you're revealig something exclusive to us. Your content is good as it is. You're doing great, take pride.
For reference, check out Anton Petrov who reports on nerdy science news without using spectacle to lure people in.
And its a month later and they are retiring the atlas HD......
When can these be available to replace all the lazy or high demanding low outputting workers lol
Too much time dancing Atlas, techs moving rapid. Mind that dust on your sensors
Interesting times
This video should be 30% shorter. Too much repeated info.
Atlas is trash, they spent $100mill for that?!