The Future of Machines That Move like Animals | Robert Katzschmann | TED
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
- Imagine a boat that propels by moving its "tail" from side to side, just like a fish. That's the kind of machine that TED Fellow Robert Katzschmann's lab builds: soft-bodied robots that imitate natural movements with artificial, silent muscles. He lays out his vision for machines that take on mesmerizing new forms, made of softer and more lifelike materials -- and capable of discovering unknown parts of the world.
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This is where and how great innovation starts. It starts with a kernel. An idea. Imagination.
I love watch Ted talk.. Because it motivates us.. And give knowledge about new things..
Yeah SAME HERE
Soft body robots have been around a while - very cool to see the conductive ink/oil pouches and how fast they move. The fast twitch response from this soft mechanism looks more powerful than others. I wish he focused more on how they achieved the natural motion at 1:53 - all the tests looked epileptic. maybe staggering the sequence of contractions for a whip-like motion? Major change in the system between middle and end. And the more natural footage is time stamped 2018? Confusing
"There are no rotating motors in nature." ATP Synthase?
I liked the talk but since the Sim is powered by electricity, what is the energy source..? If it is a battery how could it be biodegradable? I would think that the ability to construct efficient organic "Batteries" like those found in many eels would be FAR into the future.
The future of robot movements
Can a Veterinarian contribute to this Field?
Nice video
That is very interesting
Very cool
Somewhere out there is a shark destined to choke on Sofie.
A little salt, a wedge of lemon, voila!
It was interesting to make a fish model detector using a motor that made a lot of sound and repeated contraction relaxation with artificial muscles
This is fascinating.
Wow, this is really fascinating!
But what I don‘t get is what the use if it is. Why do those machines work silently?
because clanky motors/pumps are so steampunk, and your grimdark dystopian paranoia is valid but only toward misuses and abuses, as with any tool/tech
reframe your question as "why do animal [or human included] muscles work silently?" -- exposes it as kinda the wrong concern/curiosity -- point is, they *do* work silently (because of how physics and biology and sound all work, duh)
more interesting is -- why would you *want* them to move silently?
plain/general (and altruistic to harmless/neutral) motives would be like the guy said, cuz animal muscles do, and we (and other animals) don't like noise moving internally for no reason (actually is a good sign of a broken bone or other injury/illness going on if the muscle *does* make noise...and otherwise it'd be just annoying, to us, because not normal, to possibly psychologically overloading if constant noise with every motion, twitch, breath, heartbeat audible externally etc.)
nefarious motives would be yes stealth assassination plots by Sophie the Fish 2.0, just like you're implying, dun dun dunnnnnn...
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Oh boy.....rise of the machines will be a reality....
Jurassic Park is going to be real!! 🦕
That's why 'Nothing is a big deal'
I got an animal motor man…I got an animal motor
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could fracking and etc affect the gravitational strength of the planet please or cause more earthquakes or etc
Even this technological innovation shows us there is a God of the universe. If we think that these robots are designed and produced by engineers and scientists who have intelligence, life, will and power , there is a God who created the universe like galaxies , planets, humans , animals ,which we get inspired . We can see him everywhere , if we know how to view.
Hmm
Strong Horizon vibes here.
Leaf blowers...
Cannot wait to see more of these "engines" running around.
One step closer to the Horizon Zero Dawn timeline. Best start to practice your archery gentlemen.
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Yes it's loud, but there's no mention if bio mimicry's efficiency compare to rotating motors
i think your missing the entire point of this talk lol
@@laserbeard328 maybe I am, I'm focused in practicality now that global warming is a really global concern
That' Interesting. If this idea comes into reality a lot of muscle related problem will solved
i did think of the medical remedies to/for prosthetics
@@AmazePaulz thats true
Replicants.
Analogs, great. Living tissue? What can go wrong? Let's make robots whose viruses we can catch. ...
Why not use bi-metal.
Growing missing human limbs comes to mind as a good use for this cleverness.
Damn science you scary
After u play Horizon zero dawn and forbidden west
Ppl want indestructible robots not robots that have to heal themselves
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'no more loud noise'
next generation.
cute toys and awesome tech in the scientific sphere of aquatic exploration, as well as space applications
next generation...
the robots with human muscles taking jobs....
the next generation..
sentient ai building its own failsafe eternity....
no more generations.
i love the idea, and in the far future i see all the beauty.
I am a Massive! Iain M Banks fan, and the Culture relies on the ergonomic of nature, and the pursuit of complete genetic manipulation.
i think i just dont wanna live through the precarious moment where society could truly implode.
There ought to be stringent social safeguards for tech at this point.
In the past, machines were build from necessity, then later for efficiency.
Now its machines for the shere wonder f what might happen next. For some times, thats fine, but not all times, and the public should get a say
Hooray for classic TED, not terrible social justice nonsense.
Yeah! Screw justice for society! /s
@@High-Tech-Geek Thank you, 'words I don't like are violence, but my violence is totally justified.' We always love to hear from you guys.
@@dddz961 I'll defend your right to say whatever you like. I just don't understand how you're against justice, religious freedom, equality for the less fortunate, less privileged, minorities, foreigners, immigrants, culturally different, etc. I'm sad to see you live in such fear.
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We could use these machines to spy on Russian submarines.
Underwater Abominations🐬
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Take them out of confinement, obtund them and that shall solve carbon.
Without a proper power source, these are meaningless. Good on paper only.
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