I am calling it now, the future for home products is how well a robot can use them.

2:48 I love how they keep the title "no teleoperation" over the footage of literally a person teleoperating the robot 😂

@MichaelTrites-dm9nk

Ай бұрын

I think the implication is supposed to be that it learned the dance by watching a video. Probably not true, but that's what they were going for.

@comicipedia

Ай бұрын

I think the video was it's training, presumably it was then able to do the dance on its own after training

@RasmusSchultz

Ай бұрын

@@MichaelTrites-dm9nk if it's repeating the movements precisely, that's not "learning" - that's either record and playback, or over fitting. If this demonstrated learning, it would be doing similar dance moves, not copying them exactly. there's no learning involved in copying something verbatim - that's not what machine learning is.

@fullspectrumrc5445

Ай бұрын

"I dont know what telooperation is"

@fullspectrumrc5445

Ай бұрын

The term "teleoperation" refers to the operation of a system or machine at a distance. It is sometimes referred to as “remote control” and is most often associated with robotics and mobile robots. Teleoperated robots help human users complete both simple and complex tasks from a distance.

Saying that it's "fully autonomous" doesn't make it so.

Your praise of this as way ahead of others is either you trying to do the common media thing of sensationalizing, which is just annoying at this point - we have enough of those, we don't need another. Or it's ignorant of other robotics presentations that have come out this year which; we have enough ignorant news sources too.

man china nailed it again.. how are they so good in technology despite being so disconnected from rest of the world.. what's their secret.. I mean they have their own league in everything..

Prejudice taints the heart and mind, Men find their strength and pride declined. While women's grace begins to fade, Beauty lost in hate's cold shade.

This could be used in hard to go to and harsh environment or workplace. Like remote workers. They might need to make it from cheap materials though and make it thin but durable. Like a moving stick person or something.

It looks so smooth, like CGI smooth, although I don't believe it is CGI.

Nothing surprising for a stationary robot

Hi Bro, nice video and information. Thanks. I come from a sales background not technology but ready to invest in these companies, what ur take on these companies, name them plz

It doesn't need to move around to be extremely useful with arms like that, many desk jobs or stationary jobs just require good arm coordination(so many factories). But getting legs or movement will be ultra easy since China already has many companies with humanoid leg parts and humanoid bots that move very quickly with legs and don't fall over. So that doesn't really concern me much. They are building so many humanoids for home-use nowadays, since that market will be HUuuuuuuuuge too. Billions of humanoids by 2030s , everyone will own one , just like a cellphone etc

Beware the shadow of prejudice's snare, It shrinks the soul and strips us bare. A heart once open turns cold with fear, Injustice breeds when love's not near.

I keep watching for it to do something that requires it to respond to the environment, something that couldn't be hard coded, and there's not a single thing. Not one. This just shows that they can program a robotic arm, which isn't much of a feat. If I saw it respond random environmental changes/movements that weren't prepared in advance for it (a-la Boston Dynamics), I'd be impressed. I didn't, and so I'm not. I have to disagree with you, this isn't impressive at all.

@clearedmass066

Ай бұрын

every time your robot makes you a sandwich it does a back flip.

Still attracting views with "Shocks the entire industry" ? :D

It's clampy!

Don't get all hyped up. China is still Bolshevik ruled, essentially. So even if this were real as f..., it'd only be BAD news.

please do not get drunk

Hahahahaha

we don't trust your kind round heee