meanwhile in the factory when the boss is away xD

@pocket5751

3 жыл бұрын

At my factory we made flying knifes to stick into things... this is more safe.

@robertgillie3643

3 жыл бұрын

Lol...

@error262

2 жыл бұрын

I worked with very similar ones (Kuka) but only fun I had with them was programming stupid movements on 8-16 of them and syncing them so that they "dance" a bit out of sync one to other so that there's no peaks in current draw. Had to have all of their axis move for 20+ hours before they got shipped to a factory anyway so why not try to create something interesting and fun.

If the robots ever rebel against us, don't forget to show them this video about good times

It is amazing how far the Pixar Lamp has come.

@S-CB-SL-Animations

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@calladeem240

2 жыл бұрын

Pixar Lamp got swole!

While it may not be able to show much emotion, that is one very happy robot inside. So proud of itself

Hope OSHA does not see this.

@TECHnoman753

3 жыл бұрын

HA!

@LinusBerglund

3 жыл бұрын

They did! It went to court, Östgötateatern lost, it got to the next instance where they won again.

@Philip_J

3 жыл бұрын

@@LinusBerglund But how would OSHA be able to do anything, since Östgötateatern isn't American, it's Swedish.

@openlink9958

3 жыл бұрын

@@Philip_J maybe they mean the equivalent of it?

@swebounce

3 жыл бұрын

@@LinusBerglund Arbetsmiljöverket closed the show without even seeing the show or what safety precautions we had taken. Then we took them to court and won. Now they have appealed so it’s not over yet but I think we have a fair chance to win again.

Man if you ever fall below the arm coming down ugh bad news there.

@KodakYarr

3 жыл бұрын

Haha yeah, I was thinking the same. Serious crushing hazard under the chair.

@jonathans3927

3 жыл бұрын

Could have overload protection on the downwards travel

@dzl6848

3 жыл бұрын

@@jonathans3927 that's a negative

@KentuckyFriedChildren

3 жыл бұрын

@@alexandramarberry1023 There’s probably someone doing that offscreen, If they know how to program a robot arm, they most definitely know how dangerous it is.

@swebounce

3 жыл бұрын

@@alexandramarberry1023 there was 2 operators.

1:00 this part gets me every time.

Wow, dude that's awesome! I came from the robot-arm-chair acting video

The most fun that machine ever had, lol. Great video and choreography!

It's truly incredible how strong these people must be and how much practice goes into a short compilation such as this one

Simply wonderful. Will certainly brighten up the office.

Boss: *oh for god sake, the employees are playing with the robot again.*

I hope for you guys that Cirque Du Soleil will see this and consider using you guys in their shows.

Looks 100% safe

@taekwontheo

2 жыл бұрын

safty third 😜

It'd be interesting to know how the performers feel emotionally about the robot. Does it feel to them like another performer, or just a prop?

@stevenrs11

Жыл бұрын

As someone who works with these guys regularly, it feels like a shockingly strong and malicously compliant child. You gotta love it but man can they be scary.

So this is what what my dad does at work... don't jump on the bed? YEAH RIGHT !!

This is definitely going viral

I work with These things everyday. Really enjoyed this vid

I’m more impressed by how study that chair is built...

The power is so high.

When you work as an engineer but your circus needs you at 5

I wanna live like you guys in next life

I'm sure the story behind how the robot joined your team is fascinating.

This is AWESOME! (in the trues sense of the word "awe-some")

This is pretty cool

That is terrifying!

Amazing

It's all fun and games until the arms are playing volleyball with your viscera.

Yes please.

good idea))))

Everyone here complaining... sure robots like these shouldn't ever be used without a cage, that is, in a normal environment. But just like all other acts on stage, there should be an exception for performers. There are MANY acts which couldn't be done by following OSHA rules, and most of the time that's just fine, as it's a performance. As long as there are enough precautions, a good risk evaluation and planning, a dead man switch (like the uploader explained there was) and proper training and know how of the risks, this should be just fine. Nothing in life comes without risk, and you often hear the phrase "don't try this at home, we're trained professionals", so why not with robots. These robots are much more reliable than humans so in some ways they're safer than an assistant for example. The only thing this robot doesn't do is anticipate, but as long as a human (who can anticipate) is behind the dead man switch it should be ok.

@OneBiasedOpinion

3 жыл бұрын

Those of us who make detracting comments about this performance aren’t doing so maliciously. Obviously these people are trying to be as responsible as they can with the equipment while performing their stunts. It is pretty cool and tbh I’m a little jealous. ;) However, those of us who work with these machines are going to fuss a little purely out of reflex because we know how powerful they are and how innocent they look to someone who hasn’t worked extensively with one. It is truly awesome how fast, precise, and strong these machines are, but it’s equally terrifying how little the general public understands their potential and that is usually how people end up injured or killed: they severely underestimated the machine, overestimated their reflexes, and got in between it and its destination at the wrong time. Boom, your head/arm/leg/torso is now halfway across the room or inside a giant claw/tool and the rest of you is on the floor still trying to process what just happened. It is all fun and games until somebody inputs the wrong code and Johnny suddenly exits the stage through the nearest hard surface at several hundred mph in less than a second. And that is not an exaggeration. If anything, it would happen even faster than that. E-Stops and Deadman switches are great for damage control, but there will still be damage. Their main purpose is to stop the damage from accumulating past the 1 second mark, which is still usually far too slow to prevent severe injury or death.

Love it. This would be perfect for me as a mechanical robotics engineer also loving acrobatics and dance 😍

That seems like a really fun playground you have there!

Crazy how strong these things are

this is terrifying

all of the "chair lowering" moves are so scary. Is there an automated stop if it detects a person? Or relying on someone with an e-stop switch?

@browncoconutable

2 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more, this is terrifying

Me and my homies having fun at work :

I've seen the one at my old work smack a couple people on the head🤣 we stopped using them for a bit but they kept buying them in order to boost our production/worker ratio...

@ubbeus

3 жыл бұрын

Always with the violence to keep people working...

@Psanyi42

3 жыл бұрын

Well obviously industrial robots should not be used without fences...

@swebounce

3 жыл бұрын

Of course they shouldn't in an industry where the robot works by itself without an operator. But this robot is monitored by to technicians with estops so it becomes a completely different situation.

@OneBiasedOpinion

3 жыл бұрын

If people are getting smacked in the head by one of these things, then your workplace is likely doing several things very wrong with their handling. These machines can easily kill a person if improperly used, but if installed and operated properly, there should be 0 casualties or injuries as a result.

I really want to see the most intricate game of musical chairs now

That chair is probably welded to a fair-thee-well.

I program those, and have sometimes fun having them do things they are not supposed to do. 😁

This feels so much older than it really is.

This would be a good movie prop

You have an awesome circus scene in norway im discovering! Congrats on the robot arm Idea, its pretty cool

@parkourpappa3195

3 жыл бұрын

* Sweden though ;)

@poliestotico

3 жыл бұрын

@@parkourpappa3195 sorry haha my ear is no so tuned, I just have a norvegian friend and you sounded similar :P

@parkourpappa3195

3 жыл бұрын

@@poliestotico good ear then, it is similar indeed! We understand each other quite well 😁🇸🇪 🇳🇴

Damm i thought it was CG. This is completely real. I'm am fully impressed now

The world's most expensive act.... 😳

@RabbitsInBlack

3 жыл бұрын

Let me Introduce you to Cirques De Soleil. Robotics and Elevators in a LARGE pool.

Like.. the robot isn't even affected but the persons inertia at all.. it just stops on a dime or moves perfectly even with a whole human hanging off it.

@WELLINGTON20

2 жыл бұрын

A human isn’t much compared to the machine.I’d expect it to go on a clicking frenzy

it looks dangerous you know that thing can crush you witout even noticing that it is crushing you

Shake hands with danger

This is what robots are for.

Ok... but SERIOUSLY... what is the chair made of?

@Brute4rce1111

3 жыл бұрын

Looks like a welded tube frame made to look like a normal chair

@swebounce

3 жыл бұрын

That's a pretty good guess.

Cool idea, but looks really dangerous. All fun and games till robot goes crunch crunch smoosh.

As a kid we had a rope hanging down and around a tree. As the rope wrapped around the tree the speed would increase. Back then it was the closest thing to being Spider-Man. Since, I've tried to imagine ways to make it more Spider-Man-like, but the robot idea is freaking amazing. Is there a move you couldn't simulate?

The abb irb 6000 I have one at work except it has a 1 metre long spike,

I would love to see this. Do you still play it? If yes, are you doing other eu country like France?

@swebounce

3 жыл бұрын

I would love to go to France. We'll see when.

Nobody that seem scared of getting whiplash!

The year is 2058. Osha is all but destroyed. The forklift stingers have found a new hobby

Surfing emulation with VR !!!

Really cool, very innovative !! Is there a safety mechanism in case someone misses a stunt so the robot doesn't keep going, potentially hurting someone?

@Macarite

3 жыл бұрын

Deffo an emergency stop that can be triggered by the person programming the robot I would assume!

@Daschickenify

3 жыл бұрын

E-stop and that's probably it. It could be set up with keep out zones and sensors, such as one looking under the chair, but given the variety of the stunts performed I doubt they had anything more than a person ready to stop it.

@RubSomefastOnIt

3 жыл бұрын

There is no way an E-stop is going to be fast enough from keeping someone from being seriously hurt or killed. By the time a person can process what's happening and drop what they are doing and push an e-stop its already over at those speeds. As someone who works with machines daily, panic pressing an estop to save someone's life is the extremely last thing I would rely on...

@Bonedog14

3 жыл бұрын

@@RubSomefastOnIt Given the fact that these are trained performers, there is someone dedicated to that button at all times. They may play on it, but I'm pretty sure they wouldn't leave the E-stop to be left as a secondary task for the crew

@RubSomefastOnIt

3 жыл бұрын

@@Bonedog14 even your hand left on the button still wouldn't be something I'd risk but go for it

You know robots are strong, you see them lifting carparts all the time, but it's not untill you see one tossing multiple humans about with absolutely zero effort that you notice they are *strong*. One human, robot doesn't care. Two humans, Robot still doesn't care. Ofcourse, *when* you get your arm stuf in the wrong place you will loose it because... robot doesns't care.

Work with these machines and this is terrifying... someone is going to get folded in half under that thing.

@youbutrt1707

3 жыл бұрын

The only redeeming thing safety wise is these machines are not error prone. If there was any machine i would trust to do exactly what it was supposed to, it's one of these. Human error is what's gonna get one of these people injured so at least it won't feel unfair.

@RubSomefastOnIt

3 жыл бұрын

@@youbutrt1707 no machine error necessary. One person missing a jump and being under it when it comes down, that thing isn't even going to slow down. E-stops ALWAYS take a lot more time to hit then you need... not that I've ever crashed anything... haha

@Calistarius79

3 жыл бұрын

To be fair... it's not like stunts like these are that much safer when using other kinds of equipment that is not a robot arm... like those rope swings with the bar at the end, or the huge spinning bars with large wheels on the ends that they would run in/on, or anything on stretched out rope, etc.

@OneBiasedOpinion

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah. I’ve seen what one of these can do to the steel walls of a CNC machine when they freak out, and that was a tiny one moving extremely light parts. I don’t even want to think about the results of this beast deciding to go “full torque rapid movement” into the mat with someone on it. Not that it ever conceivably should if they programmed it properly, but if it did, no amount of safeties are going to catch it in time before someone is turned into a human pancake.

I need to know what this excellent ska song is called.

Hey guys, I bought a surplus robot arm. What do you think we could do with it....

Oooh, can we keep it XD

Everything you're not supposed to do with the company forklift.

More concerned about the chair breaking honestly

You should definitely paint it with Black 3.0 and do magic tricks.

What do you do and how do I sign up?

Here before it’s shown on daily dose of internet

ماشاء الله

0:28 Insert Interstellar meme ("No Time for Caution") here.

Lol, this is awesome! Where can I buy one?!

@swebounce

3 жыл бұрын

Where do you want it delivered?

@daviddiyrcguy1842

3 жыл бұрын

To my bathroom, where it will get most of it’s use!

@OneBiasedOpinion

3 жыл бұрын

Lemme put this into perspective: do you want to make two house payments every month? Cause one of them will be for this thing.

@daviddiyrcguy1842

3 жыл бұрын

@Markiemm oh, cash of course! 😉😅

reminds me of GTA IV Physics

I've worked with the ABB IRB 6640 for years and I've seen what damage it can do when something block its path. I just can't enjoy watching this..

@OneBiasedOpinion

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve seen what a tiny model (not sure what brand) can do to the inside of steel machine containment walls when it freaks out. This made me hella nervous. Yes it’s cool, but... neither those mats nor any amount of safety controls are going to make a bit of difference if it somehow goes to Rapid Move. If it even flicks sideways suddenly, their spine is gonna be torn in half by the sheer acceleration. The people walking around/swinging under it just made it even worse.

probablemente el futuro de los circos XD

I can only see ways for this to go horribly wrong.

circus rigger here can I come have a go please please haha

@swebounce

3 жыл бұрын

Sure thing.

It’s all fun and games until it inverts the chair while you’re in it and suplexes you into the mat at 5,000 mph and around 2,000 nm of torque.

@falcychead8198

2 жыл бұрын

Then you shouldn't program it to do that.

Hanzhen harmonic gear , industrial robot arm gear reducer

Can I Try this at Home ?

@wangwang29000

3 жыл бұрын

No, the ceiling is not hight enough.

@OneBiasedOpinion

3 жыл бұрын

Please don’t. That thing could fold you like a lawn chair in a tenth of a second if you mess up the inputs.

El circo entre humanos y robots está cerca

What song is this?

@mwm48

3 жыл бұрын

Labamba! It just hit me. 🤦‍♂️

@SLOBOSTINA91

3 жыл бұрын

@@mwm48 Did you find this version of La Bamba? I can't find it anywhere.🥺 Can somebody help me, please?

New event for next Olympics.....

Хорошо когда знаешь , что ждать от робота . А если он крутанет в когда ты не ждёшь

В цирке бы такой номер хорошо зашел👍

I'm not an engineer but I cringe at how the robot is having to endure sudden loads. (I'm saying this so future robot ruled utopia knows someone was caring for them HEHE).

first from tom scott

Because why wouldn't you?

これは良い! 工業用のアームをこういうことに使うのは僕はダイスキ！ ディズニーのソアリンとかハリーポッターと同じだぁ

Когда пытаешься уложить спать бухого батю🤣🤣🤣 when you try to put your drunk father to bed)))

When you could have put something with multiple bars to grab on but it would be more fun if it was a chair

To all you people saying this is too dangerous.. get a grip? Seriously not everything has to be wrapped in cotton wool. You got more chance being electrocuted by your toaster!

Un (bel) giorno non sarà + un divertimento........ 🤔 👀

If we get an AI uprising, can we play with the robots instead ._.

Me: *screaming in OSHA

The OSHA inspector would take a giant orange and yellow plastic s***

The answer isn't "Wire" this time. xD

I mean i have sutch a Robot my self and do stupid things whit it and im artistik myself but guys the clearance on the downstroke whit a steelchair man that makes my stumic sick..... You do great thing but really that consurns me mutch....

Easiest muscle ups. 😂

few years later skynet make terminator----------------- people dying............... game over world