Before people complain that its slow: Speed comes last with such development. Also since it can run 24/7 without breaks, it doesn't even need to reach human speed to beat us.

@IIXxSLAYERxXII

3 күн бұрын

It can't run 24/7 without breaks.

@SirHargreeves

3 күн бұрын

Assuming an 8-hour human shift, it can be three times slower and be as productive each day.

@microfx

3 күн бұрын

@@IIXxSLAYERxXIIyeah, we - the robot union - demand 1 min breaks every 8 hours!

@ShaunaJagan

3 күн бұрын

Still faster than Joe Biden 🙃

@IIXxSLAYERxXII

3 күн бұрын

@@microfx Wear parts, Maintenance, Errors, new programming...

This is the dial up internet age for these robots and most people alive today might not even know what that is 2 decades later.

@williamparrish2436

3 күн бұрын

Damn, well said! That puts it into perspective quite nicely!

@xx133

Күн бұрын

Yes, and imagine what happens when these are deployed throughout society to surveil and "manage" the population? The fact that human beings will no longer be needed by the pow... in any way shape or form (security, labor, etc) spells the end of whatever's left of a democracy we have today.

@xx133

Күн бұрын

Yes, and imagine what happens when these are deployed throughout society to surv..and "manage" the population? The fact that human beings will no longer be needed by the pow... in any way shape or form (sec...., labor, etc) spells the end of whatever's left of a democracy we have today.

@xx133

Күн бұрын

Yes, and imagine what happens when these are deployed throughout society to monitor and "manage" the population? The fact that human beings will no longer be needed by the p... in any way shape or form (sec...., labor, etc) spells the end of whatever's left of a dem.. we have today. I had to misspell in order to post this.

@xx133

Күн бұрын

What happens when these are deployed throughout society to monitor and "manage" the population? The fact that humans will be deemed unnecessary by the p... (sec...., labor, etc) spells the end of whatever's left of a dem.. we have today. I had to misspell in order to post this.

That's crazy how he corrects himself.

@420_gunna

3 күн бұрын

Not clear to me how interesting the "correction" behavior actually is. Did it just learn to "bash" the object if it's not in the correct position? How intelligent/targeted really is that correction?

@Louloulepoux35

3 күн бұрын

​@@420_gunna indeed

@christianauswien

3 күн бұрын

​@@420_gunnayou can only hope if it wants to cuddle with you, it will get it right the first time!

@420_gunna

3 күн бұрын

@@christianauswien You assume I dislike being bashed 😳

@diggleda2952

3 күн бұрын

she* no jk

Now come and do my laundry and dishes! Impressive the low tolerances & self-correcting already! Can't wait for more/better functionality.

@SyNcLife

3 күн бұрын

this usecase could create a whole new industry like cars did 100 years ago

@Ricolaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

3 күн бұрын

It's not too far off from dexterous pick and place as long as the model can generalize. Which we've seen very promising results already.

@David-gj9qr

3 күн бұрын

It's not going to. Unless you are a millionaire you aren't going to have access to this anytime soon. This will only benefit businesses and rich people for a long time

@Techtalk2030

3 күн бұрын

@@SyNcLifeit definitely will. In 20 years time these things will be all over the planet

@AkimboOfficial

2 күн бұрын

@@Ricolaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 3cm accuracy really isn't enough for pick & place. Also its using hard objects so pressure probably isnt an issue. Its getting there though!

So glad to see BMW being involved! Germany really needs to commit to AI and robotics. But not only in production (where everything must be cheap), but also towards end-user oriented fields (where you have much higher profit margins). I would love to see German companies make more consumer products.

@markmuller7962

3 күн бұрын

We in Europe are so behind it's a scandal

@axumitedessalegn3549

3 күн бұрын

Figure is an American company. The Europeans have completely given up in most AI sectors. There is barely any development other than focusing on regulation and some research. Almost every single new Robotics/AI company is US and China. The U.S. is going at full throttle in this sector. So is china.

@dowesschule

3 күн бұрын

But our finance minister wants to spend dramatically less money in every sector. It would be nice, but it won't happen anytime soon.

@cddvdblurayful

3 күн бұрын

Yeah, its most likely not the German plant. Still - great to see the PoC

@christianauswien

3 күн бұрын

I get your point but that BMW plant is actually located in North Korea.

1:00 , 1:12 "one small self correction of robot, a giant leap toward ASI". it feels i belong to this era to see all these.

@mikiimiki9182

2 күн бұрын

you will see yourself living in a cyberpunk dystopia. You will have acces to highest technologies yet live the worst life out of all eras

@Blue-rw1eq

Күн бұрын

@@mikiimiki9182be quiet you pessimist

@pointofinterest5981

4 сағат бұрын

The only reason why the world is not a better place to live is only because of Adharma.(Unrighteousness) Adharma is our only enemy, Adharma is not any particular person, religion, or race. It lies within ourselves. Dharma is a notion that shows us the path, it is the concept that says to do what is required of you i.e, do the rightmost thing that needs to be done. You have do it under any circumstances. Do it unattached to the world and everything in it, be it your parents, your emotions, your desires or anything else. It is dharma, a concept, a guiding principle, a conceptualized entity that commands to do what is due to the world, the things that should be done, those things that should be implemented. . By abiding Dharma you always carry out the rightmost action. Adharma is simply not doing the this

The way it pushed the part into place with a flick of its wrist looked so human. Good job, guys!

that little nudge on the component has changed my world view. I am gobsmacked

Watching it knock that panel into its correct place was wild for no reason 😅

So exciting to be living in the future! It's gonna be very interesting to see the new developments in robotics!

@bfrysuns

Күн бұрын

Really. Your excited about not having a job or excited about a thousand robots jumping off a aircraft carrier with guns invading the US. Wake up

Impressive, as always, Thank you for what you do!

Love your work guys! Your one of the 3 people I stay subscribed too because I want to see the latest updates!

Ty for updating! Amazing!!

that's the most expensive pick and place robot i've ever seen. teach him to fold laundry

@highdefinist9697

15 сағат бұрын

As far as pick&place robots go, this is likely the cheapest by far... The only alternative are highly specialized machines, and they require a lot of finetuning work to get right, and are far less flexible.

It’s only a matter of time until this guy is pulling up in a crappy Honda civic with your pizza.

and synthwave playing in background wich makes this even better! 🎶

It's amazing I love IA. I love to see how to learn and do the things

I'm waiting for a market launch

Beautiful!

This looks so cool, will we get a update with chat gpt 4o support to ?

Awesome. My BMW will be completed in only 50 years

Great work 👍🏼

Super development. It can replace the expensive labor completely in some years. Means all our consumer products will become a dramatically more cheaper end of high equity.

Congrats from all of us who had to do robotic jobs, wishing for a better more passionate dayspending. ❤

Plot twist: this video was slowed down 50x times so you could actually see anything.

@Nowhere-from

Күн бұрын

Where on earth does it say so? Nowhere!

@TaskSwitcherify

Күн бұрын

@@Nowhere-from they don't want you to worry, but the robots are coming

So cool !

They are coming in hot!

This is awesome... keep it up

awesome

I'm feeling good about the current progress, but something still seems off. The robots from different companies all have very rigid movements. It feels like they're combining individually learned single actions. I believe that, following the transformer model, robots should repeatedly learn various actions to a level similar to GPT-3, and then use RLHF to correct and achieve specific goal-directed actions. Currently, the level of robots is somewhat like Tesla's Auto Pilot rather than FSD.

Ok, it can now pick up 3 things and place them in a generously chamfered, guided fixture. Compared to one of my jobs once, that's two more things. One more thing if you count the cardboard sheets between each layer of parts. But my fixture was less generously chamfered, so when I started the press it sheared part of the molding die.

I love the 80’s synth music

The self-correcting is very impressive.

That’s cool ngl

It said placement tolerance of less than 1cm, then misplaced the part and had to knock it into place. Crazy impressive though. Once it's all sorted out it's gonna make big changes

Work work.

Your telling me that after the previous video of clearing up dishes, you cant get the robot to move any faster?

@e.v.k.3632

3 күн бұрын

But now the robot is finally doing something useful This is a big moment

@tom_skip3523

3 күн бұрын

Step one: learn how to stand up. Step two: Learn how to walk. Step three: learn how to run. Humanoid robotics currently sits in Step two after decades long research of the basics of engeneering and AI.

@jasondean88888

Күн бұрын

You're telling me that your criticism couldn't be delivered while executing 4th grade spelling correctly?

@Srindal4657

Күн бұрын

@@jasondean88888 childhood schizophrenia is a bitch

Great progress! Look forward to the day when robots lower the cost to produce a BMW vehicle to the point where they are much more affordable :)

@widescreen8964

3 күн бұрын

That's not how capitalism works

BMW always has the most challenging use cases. Well. At least we can say: They are taking our jobs. 🤪

did it get slower? in that cup and plate video it felt faster

@Ricolaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

3 күн бұрын

New tasks. With more reps it gets faster. It got faster between the first and second action in the video.

@e.v.k.3632

3 күн бұрын

​@@RicolaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaI don't think this is the first time the robot is doing this task

@tom_skip3523

3 күн бұрын

@@e.v.k.3632 I think he did not imply that. he is just saying that the robot improves over time

figure is SO COOL! I can't bellive this tec

so pumped about this! It'll be interesting to see the German support when Tesla starts using teslabot in Giga Berlin

Impressive

Figure and Boston Dynamics are making some of the best androids out there. Wouldn’t surprise me if these were walking around in public in ~20 years time.

@KuopassaTv

2 күн бұрын

Less than 20 🙂

@ClipsByMiles

Күн бұрын

In 20 years time they’ll be playing football and beating World Cup teams. Just wait and see.

Universal Basic Service must be implemented if robots already taking a lot of jobs.

Just pure joy watching

Crazy to think this is the worst its ever you going to be

@CIBERXGAMING

3 күн бұрын

surely

Nice

I'm waiting to see something like Jimmy the robot from rebel moon. ❤

Out of curiosity what's actual speed limit of manufacturing read finishing car.. can it be done same way like F1 pitstop let's say 15min a car ?

When computation, energy efficiency and battery technology gets better we might pretty far with these types of robots.

Y’all need to make once you have enough funding to make one for the public

A simple, relatively cheap, Fanuc robot would do that precisely, every time, in maybe 5-10 seconds.

@ClipsByMiles

Күн бұрын

But it couldn’t correct a mistake if it happened. That’s the big leap here.

@JeffX-California

18 сағат бұрын

Now "It" is working in full scale & HUMAN likeness (Why?). At this time while "It" is learning 1 task below slow, it does NOT need to be in this configuration!!! Designers, Builders, Trainers, Users, of. "It" are focusing on look , not preformance . Build only modular sections to complete task, ji89 save money, time, & floor space, I have answers to robotics questions and do the lll09000

Absolutely sick. We love human innovation.

I was here!

The Jetsons future is finally imminent

Slowly but steadily taking over the world :)

Imagine that one day they might make a robot for BMW's that is able to indicate automatically!

Interesting, Nvidia mentioned that humanoids would be trained in a virtual enviroment on their keynote when they released the Blackwell architecture. Figure 01 learned object detection in simulation it says. That's cool! Hope it doesn't start learning how to handle other, more violent things in a virtual world.

Amazing

There is no way such an expensive robot is cost effective at this speed. It needs to be at least 10 times faster. But being completely run by a neural network from video input is amazing.

love this

Thank God it's finally started!!

Yep. One by one they'll replace us. As Terminator said:" It's in your destiny to destroy yourselves".

incredible

Still a long, llllllloooinnngggg way to go yet.

Increasing speed very important

when the internet started to develop, people were afraid. when AI is starting to develop, people are afraid. humans are scared of the unknown!! but i’m not afraid of the advancement of technology! i’m excited to see what this company creates. everything is absolutely amazing so far.

@jasondean88888

Күн бұрын

And when someone hacks 100k of these guys, but the version made 20 years from now, and directs them to stop making cars and instead storm the local government...you're not going to be worried? Nothing is perfect. These WILL have vulnerabilities. The internet didn't have the ability to physically pick up a gun and aquire targets. There is a huge difference between increased speed of communication and creating a physical being that can interact with the physical world and can be high-jacked and turned in to an army in an instant, never mind the possibility of a government (or billionaire) just stock piling millions of these in secret then launching an attack against anyone they choose. If you aren't worried, you are lacking imagination.

Benders distant ancestor

They took ourrr jeerrrrbbss!

As a chinese, why am i so excited?Because it mapped directly,which is end to end.Its surely a 0 to 1 breakthrough ,showcasing that end to end have huge potential not only in selfdriving , but also in huaman shaped robot!As the saying gose less is more,I believe this robot company are working on the right path,comparing to those pursuing speed while making the program more and more complicated.Because When we can do 0 to 1,1 to 100 is only a problem about improving the network and the chip.

This is super cool

the noise it makes

Why so slow? Can it self charge? Plug it self in when its running low? Should self sustainability be the first thing it needs to perfect?

@Ricolaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

3 күн бұрын

It's tethered to a power cable in an industrial setting generally because it stays in that work area. It's slow because it's a new task. As demonstrated in the video once it completed the task once it was faster at it the second time around. This loop will continue until it's practically throwing them on there.

And it can hold conversation about yesterday's game at the same time

peace be upon you sir

Need MORE MORE MORE!

So in this robot future who's going to buy the BMW if we're all out of a job? The robots? They're working 24/7 in the factory.

Crazy

I want someone to make one that looks like an assaultron minus the guns

Läuft bei euch

It's definitely no Optimus.... But it's heading in the right direction

Does it learn how to be faster?

💙💙

What's terrifying is that in 10yrs time, you'll need a strobe light to see these bots because they'll be moving so fast.

@outlander234

Күн бұрын

What's gonna power it? Mini nuclear reactor?

@beaker4809

Күн бұрын

@@outlander234 probably a combo of traditional batteries and high power capacitors for boost modes.

@outlander234

Күн бұрын

@@beaker4809 Yeah I heard about the capacitors making progress but still feels 50 years off because what you said requires ALOT of juice and quite frankly major advances in material science. I will be blown away of these bots reach anywhere near human levels of speed and dexterity in 10 years time.

@beaker4809

Күн бұрын

@@outlander234 imo AGI in mid-late 2025, then it is only a matter of super intelligence telling us how to do it, as it will be with everything. People have no idea what is about to happen.

Very cool! Does this robot have a name yet?

is this sped up at all?

Massa

How many years until fascination in the comments will turn to sheer panic?

It’ll replace cognitive repetitive tasks in manufacturing. If you’re an operator or assembly line worker … this is the beginning of the end. Labour is always one of the highest costs. There’ll be instrumentation and other trades / tech roles to maintain them , but the cost is way lower. Not to mention workplace safety, eliminating human error and workplace compliance issues.

This one still apparently needs to be tethered to a power cable.

this is just a start, it ll get better and quicker.

PLEASE SAVE US ALL

Oh wow, never knew BMW is im the robotics, good move!

@ulikemyname6744

19 сағат бұрын

They are not. Figure 01 is being developed by OpenAI

@andrewpepperoni197

19 сағат бұрын

@@ulikemyname6744 oh, so they aren't investing into that etc?

What’s the endgame?

"It's slow" Well, the day has 1440 minutes, divided by 1,38 means the robot can do this task already 1043 times per day.....and 380.695 times per year.... So it already comes close to a worker with a 7 hour shift including breaks with x times cheaper operating costs only for electricity and sometimes repairs. Never gets tired, never needs a break, never is unmotivated, never needs to go to the toilet, has no holidays and is never sick.

This thing looks the same as it did one year ago.

Ir se os robôs humanoides tivesse a oportunidade de se produzir?

@DenMish.

3 күн бұрын

genocide

What I find odd about the figure robot is how robotic it's movements are. Given that's its end to end ai you would expect it to move more naturally

I work at the BMW factory. I would be dismissed immediately if I was so slow 😂