Would you be weirded out if a robot delivered your food or would you love it? 👀🤖

@user-cp9id1mj8b

12 күн бұрын

Fuck Dubai

@henrythebananaboy

12 күн бұрын

Hi

@edmondsmith4259

10 күн бұрын

Depending on the meal, however, less concern of our meal(s) being abused or crushed in transit with a fairly predictable ETA. The human interaction and knowing our money circulates for the benefit of who we see at the door is the most valuable aspect of the transaction.

@MrLM002

10 күн бұрын

Not really, but I think the issue is disclosure. Like if I'm ordering some fried food from across town I 1.) don't want it delivered by a slow robot, as it won't be crispy anymore by the time it reaches me. and 2.) In general I don't want to "tip" if the tip doesn't go to the driver. If for example I was buying groceries and someone has to load up the robot I'd tip the loader, but not a non-sentient robot.

@nanaki1990roblox

Күн бұрын

I'd be surprised it made it without getting run over

Reminds me of that scene from the movie "Flight of the Navigator" when a kid escapes a government science lab he was being held in to be studied, by hiding inside a little robot machine just like one of these that was meant to carry food to the room they were keeping him in. He climbed inside the bottom part, closed the little door on the front and it wheeled away with him in it. 😂

@ebridgewater

12 күн бұрын

What a film. What a soundtrack. And a young Sarah Jessica Parker!

@Dee8Bee

12 күн бұрын

I loved that movie! I should watch it again…. 🤔

@jonriordan649

11 күн бұрын

Compliance!

@edmondsmith4259

10 күн бұрын

BEST COMMENT I'VE READ ALL WEEK!!!! Thank you for the nostalgia.

This would be great for large hospitals that need things delivered to patients and what not around the hospital

@crashthebird

10 күн бұрын

They have those tubes like at the bank

These have been in some places including Milton Keynes for years.

These have existed for years. I see them in LA constantly and they are evil little things. They hit pedestrians sometimes which is kind of funny but also annoying.

GBS: In Dubai, there is something new on the streets.... Me: A working sewer system ? A fair/regulated employment that abolishes work slaves ? Democracy ? A state-run gender equality movement ? GBS: No, better, a machine that brings you pizza !

@PineappleOnPizza69

10 күн бұрын

Found the salty insecure jobless man 😂

@doujinflip

10 күн бұрын

Dubai has a sewer system now, they've been quietly digging in a piped network over the past two decades. Also while gender equality isn't a priority (as religion prescribes gender roles), there is positive support for "People of Determination" (i.e. those with physical and mental disabilities).

@VenusBijou

10 күн бұрын

@@doujinflip It's a pity that there isn't protection and equality for LGBT people as well as women.

@rango_1013

9 күн бұрын

An underrated comment 👍

there are so many instances of wheelchair users sharing how these bots are a danger to them on the sidewalk, even ending ending up with one of them stuck on a crosswalk after the light had changed because a robot was blocking the sidewalk ramp and, unlike someone able-bodied, they couldn't just go around the bot. even if you don't know those testaments offhand, I don't think it takes that much imagination to realize how sidewalk bots can be an accessibility issue. I don't watch these videos for hard-hitting journalism, but I think a more objective look at this topic would have made the video much more interesting and informative. not having the freedom to explore that angle is the price you pay for a sponsored video I guess.

@Nevir202

12 күн бұрын

TBH, "But sometimes..." thinking is a real problem. Mostly because people engage in it in such a selective manner. We shouldn't have these because SOMETIMES it might block a path? Well, then we certainly shouldn't have airplanes because SOMETIMES they crash and end not only the people on them, BUT SOMETIMES also others. Not to mention cars, motorcycles, etc.

@corynnvictoria

12 күн бұрын

@@Nevir202 interestingly, that line of thought was the justification for initially not implementing curb ramps! even into the 1980s, "why should we update city infrastructure if a curb might *sometimes* force a disabled person to go halfway around the block in traffic to find a way to get on the sidewalk?" was the government's response to disability activists. of course, we know that curb ramps don't just benefit wheelchair users, they benefit people who use walkers and canes, people lugging suitcases and trolleys, people pushing strollers, and - ironically - sidewalk robots. I highly recommend the documentary "Crip Camp" if you want to educate yourself more about disability rights and how they were won. if not, I think we should end this discussion here.

@miznic

12 күн бұрын

This is a very valid concern. -- I am disabled and walk with a cane; I can't get around stuff and stop quickly. The guys interviewed here remind me a lot of the visionaries that came before them... and I'm sure that lab will take that into consideration and work with that. They're not trying to reinvent the wheel... rather, they're flexible and understand the challenges that come with robots and human interaction. I look forward to seeing more from Dubai Future Labs. I get the feeling they're going to be a significant player in the years to come.

@freechilli8755

11 күн бұрын

I think what you say is valid but we could take a different perspective to it - maybe delivery robot proliferation can help improve disable-friendly infrastructure? If this technology becomes important, it then makes business sense to ensure the surrounding infrastructure supports the robots. And since both wheelchair users and robots require similar ramps and wider pathways, we get a somewhat win-win for both.

@HKNotch

10 күн бұрын

@@Nevir202 First of all - your opinion is bad. There are always exceptions that need to be properly addressed. Simply saying "Oh its only SOMETIMES" as why we cannot have nice things is a horrible thing to say. Oh, Boeing's new planes are fine because only "SOMETIMES" they crash. It is extremely important to raise counterpoints. You are stupid because you are advocating for an entire society of "yes men" instead of actual thinkers.

🍔🌆 Excited to see what's cooking in Dubai's takeaway scene! Can't wait to indulge in some tasty treats while enjoying the futuristic vibes of the city!

I saw these when i was working in Tempe arizona, around 2019 - 2020. Threw me for a LOOP the first time i saw one.

YESSHHH NEW VIDEOO!!!!🎉 But please bring back the ending elements (Human Condition, Flavors, etc.) I miss them. ❤

So, this is how Age of Ultron(Marvel) begins...

@GreatBigStory

12 күн бұрын

🫣😅

@prophecyrat2965

10 күн бұрын

@@GreatBigStorydo a story on lethal autonomous weapons🦾🤖☣️🔥💀😎👻😭😅😉😉💀

@TomsDoctrina

8 күн бұрын

@@GreatBigStoryway to promote a country and city with modern day slavery!

Glad to know Dubai is diversifying their portfolio with Robot development.

ما شاء الله ، بارك الله بيكم... صراحة من اشوف شباب عربي بنفس الفئة العمرية يحققون مثل هكذا انجازات..ازداد فخرا واعتزازا ويجيني حافز انو احاول اقدم شي جميل مثل عمل هذول الابطال

I love robots as much as the next guy, but can it fit a party size pizza!? 🍕

These have been in Los Angeles for years.

@ForestNUT92

12 күн бұрын

same in Mosow

Future ? They’re years behind. Easily have seen these around my area for 5ish years

I have seen these in Stockholm and they also can be seen in Helsinki. They look cute but they are not the fastest.

@Cubeforc3

12 күн бұрын

Yeah these things are all over the UK as well, mostly for local supermarkets. If you just need a few items from a shop it's pretty neat to have a little robot drive them to you for a small fee.

@myladycasagrande863

12 күн бұрын

​@@Cubeforc3 Is the cargo compartment insulated? I would worry about food getting too warm en route, considering how slow the bots are. The idea is fun, though!

This is a awesome video good job!

They have these (more or less) on my college campus. They don’t work well

YESHHHH NEW GREAT BIG STORY VIDEO!!!! 🎉

Tldr we need to cut costs and so we don’t want to pay people to deliver goods. -it is cool tech though.

its too slow

@myladycasagrande863

12 күн бұрын

Yeah, really only practical for short range situations.

@sekutard5157

12 күн бұрын

@@myladycasagrande863 We’re so far, yet so close. Food delivery cars? who knows

@teo-7242

11 күн бұрын

In the near future infrastructure will be built while accomodating these robots so youll have little high speed pathways where only these delivery bots travel from. Think of the doors in monsters incorporated they have a similar design

@sekutard5157

11 күн бұрын

@@teo-7242 I sincerely doubt that unfortunately. Maybe in that one city they’re building in Saudi Arabia. Even then these are too slow for “the line” or whatever its called

Nice Dubai Ad

Once they implement AGI into these robots, they will for sure replace most human jobs.

We already have that in Miami. Specifically in Brickell.

Robots are cute- until they come for your job.

What about kiwibot, why they don't deserve their own video??

GBS Nice 🤖

Hey Dubai u got a call from starship in San Francisco California alifornia

Well, this isn't a copy of Starship from Estonia at all...

This has been in Miami for a while

That seems conveniant but unnecessary in my opinion.

Its all fun and games until codsworth shows up

How is it gonna drive through all that flood?😂

That thing wouldn't last 5 second outside the factory if it's built in the US

To think there would be nothing but desert if these farmers didn't win the location lottery with petrol.

@liqidvenom

12 күн бұрын

How is that different than any other natural resource?

@jayromasanta8072

12 күн бұрын

Dubai hasn't been a major producer for the past 20 or 30 years. It has been relying on tourism as a major part of its economy.

@cuebal

12 күн бұрын

Venezuela has more oil reserves than any other country in the world. The difference is how they use the money from oil

@jayromasanta8072

12 күн бұрын

@@cuebal this.

@ZaxorVonSkyler

12 күн бұрын

So salty wow!

İTÜ robotlarımız bin basar🫡

This robot is very convenient. 5:17

That's even more impressive than the famous Dubai shit trucks!

Most probably is a random guy in India driving the robot

it shoulf be avle to float & move in water

I hope it can swim

In my country, With Inflation, price of food, poor people, These robots wouldn’t go far: They would be stolen very fast!

These recent GBS videos reeks of oil

Έχει φύγει το παιδί

Just imagine a pricey bot like that is trying to deliver in an American 'hood' 🙂 .... well, or in any city in the great USA!

@Neel71

12 күн бұрын

What do you think is the chance of that thing coming back to station?

Instead of robots use the workers being exploited who continue to build your country and pay them

@Mark723

12 күн бұрын

No, those are just daily commuters, who happen to resemble robots...

@doujinflip

10 күн бұрын

Gulf cities are already overcrowded with people and the cars/buses needed to move them around. A robot workforce for simple routines don't require apartments, security checks, or that large of a nearby parking spot.

isn't it amazing what we can acomplish with oil and just a smidge of slave labour

This is literally nothing new? Delivery robots have been a thing for the past couple of years.

Making propaganda for Dubai, are we?

Story not so great and not so big, but it's a nice ad...

1st

It will only work in an orderly societies ie Dubai

First wtf

Dubai is embarassing. They dont develop any of their own technology, they just spend money. The whole place is a facade. These kinds of robots already exist around the world why are we featuring this company for being late to develop something that already exist. Also im betting this is just a front for a chinese manufacturer

@stranostrani9212

12 күн бұрын

I believe that in order for technology to advance, someone needs to invest in it. So, in a way, they are contributing to its development, even if it's just by using the technology.

@sa34w

12 күн бұрын

That’s the latent racism talking Dubai does and are developing technology and are part of global supply chain.

@jayromasanta8072

12 күн бұрын

Tbf i don't see any problem in that. Apple does the same, they have never invented anything. They just took what was already being produced and improved upon it.

@cemdursun

12 күн бұрын

@@sa34w No, they don't. Check out UAE exports report by the OEC. All they provide to the world is oil and oil derivatives only. Their tech startups employ foreigners. Only their foreign funded universities actually teach engineering programs.

@cemdursun

12 күн бұрын

@@jayromasanta8072 You have no idea then how much Apple invents. I don't even know where to start. Just do your own research

No more 4,000 pound cars getting 25mpg to deliver a burrito that can be done with a 50 pound robot that gets 1,000mpgE

@doujinflip

10 күн бұрын

Most deliveries are by motorcycle, some of them electric.

@camronrubin8599

10 күн бұрын

@@doujinflip now they'll be done by robots . So I don't have to waste my time bringing you your food anymore

Idc about a city that has modern day slavery and shame on you for promoting it!

Dubai has literal Chinese and Indian slaves working for them to amass an empire like this. You guys should not be covering anything about them

You can never use something like this in the US

@GreatBigStory

12 күн бұрын

Why not? 🫣

@Davidhodges93

12 күн бұрын

It along with the contents inside will be stolen very quickly unfortunately

Do the girl bots need a hijab?

@glacousxx

7 күн бұрын

No they don't as they are not humans this honestly sounds kinda islamophobic.

This is bs pro Dubai propaganda, so bummed this is the path this channel is going.

phones are not essential for daily life...

love all your videos but this one is ridiculous - we have robots like this in Moscow for decades. This is not something like “WOW how great are people in Dubai”, it’s not something unique unless you’re being paid by this company