25 year journeyman here. We tape a drill on the end of a stick with the trigger held on to drill our holes in ceilings. Put a funnel on it to stop the dust, works great.

LOL The perfect Christmas gift

HEY Rob glad you're feeling better! I think Sarah was concerned. ..,.oh..not about you bro... all that extra work!.. hah! ... SFMF

Well done, Rob, for getting back to the grindstone, 😅😊

That's a pretty cool machine! So; how many Jaibots does it take to change a lightbulb ? 🤣

If you could drill 50 holes in a day, but that was literally the only job you could do you’d be fired on the spot.

It should be easy to outfit it with a spatula and tongs so it can be the next grill master while the humans sit back and have cold ones.

So, does that mean Rob is now recovered from his illness? If so, great to see you back.

@ToolShow

Жыл бұрын

Sadly no. This was recorded before the Illness. He still has a lot of recovery to get through.

@kentchristen6048

Жыл бұрын

@@ToolShow Aww, hamburgers. Wishes for a recovery soon. We love Sarah, but it's great having them both on the show together.

Without doubt, the breaker hammer!

Glad to see you back Rob, the Sarah only banter isn't the same, still good though.

Let’s just hope that some genius exec doesn’t decide to equip the next model with rivet guns, concrete saws, and a sketchy A.I. system.

Thats a great robot wonder if they will make one for drywall work., it would make high celings go faster 😎🔨⚒

At first glance it looked like a gigantic M18 battery in the thumbnail

I suspect demand will quickly push into other concrete cutting and demolition applications ....since they tend to involve heavier tools and multiple health considerations like dust inhalation and tool vibration. Real question is how long before exoskeletons/power suits/ or whatever other type of strength enhancing wear become more common place in the building, landscaping and arborist trades. Seems there are some companies starting to market such devices (Sarcos, German Bionic).

@StoryForgeAI

Жыл бұрын

First realistic comment I’ve seen in a long time. Thank you.

Those coffee cups sure looks like a Bud Light 24 fl oz can

Pretty darn impressive, of course we all knew it would come to this with the sever lack of trades people and the fast ramp up of computer technology. Nevertheless It is impressive what we can think of a robot can do. I believe this will do just about anything it will be programed to do, swing a hammer, cut a board, frame a wall trench for pipe and even trim trees with a baby chainsaw... "Wink" Sarah! Thank You again for another informative video tool announcement.

Cutting cement is A very hard job on your body, I can see this doing that very easily.

Thanks for the video. Definitely a neat tool. Any way they could make it drive cable staples and hang electric wire? ;)

Jack hammer for sure if user fatigue is the issue.

Robots comin tu take ur jerbs!

Looks like trades people should start thinking about Learning about robotics and maintenance on the machines. I can see this costing alot less in a few years and being way more capable than humans they wont fatigue. Every industry is going to change robots will become the labor force and we all need to become operator's and maintenance people

Powder actuated grid hangers.

What is Jaibot's vertical reach?

@craigmaiwald1333

2 ай бұрын

Range from 8' 2" to 16' 6"

Next feature: flip down seat so Sarah can ride it around the jobsite?

Just show my apprentice where to throw a wrench into it.

Simpin so bad 😢

They could make a Jaibot to milk cows🐄 But that might be disturbing to contemplate. If we could completely, and entirely, remove any human from the process of making meat from living animals, would we, and what would that look like?

@aaronoconnor606

Жыл бұрын

Wtf

Where do I order one? 😂

Ah, was this an Ad?

Me gustaría que pusieran los subtítulos en otros idiomas aparte del inglés Ya qué hay muchos que los vemos y no todos saben inglés

@rulowth4815

Жыл бұрын

Espera un dia y estaran los subs de youtube

Oh good Hilti putting 20 people out of a job one machine at a time... Good thing I don't own any of their shty tools 😂

@Dry1mp4ct

Жыл бұрын

The bigger problem is actually finding 20 people that are willing to do the job

@johnthumble5154

Жыл бұрын

@@Dry1mp4ct maybe once the youths figure out what gender they are they might start looking for jobs?

@Dry1mp4ct

Жыл бұрын

@@johnthumble5154 They all want to be influencers, they will start a youtube channel, insta and tiktok first. The struggle I have to find labourers and carpenters in Sydney and they all want to go home early and paid in diamonds

@johnthumble5154

Жыл бұрын

@@Dry1mp4ct well I'm in Melbourne we're lucky enough to have diversity quotas🙄 however the only jobs all the diversity hires seem to line up for is rigger, crane operator or concrete pump operator. Never laboures or concreters or steel fixers. But they're not actually interested in learning about it only the Instagram photos they can take... Maybe Hilti is onto something.

@Dry1mp4ct

Жыл бұрын

@@johnthumble5154 Aah the famous tradieladies, tight jeans a big estwing and a instagram account. I am seriously thinking about changing to do something else(high end residential carpentry) , the headaches I get from all the subbies I hire its not worth the money. Can only hope that the robots come sooner

Smh on this ,ai and bots gonna take.over ,us hard working fuckers can do just fine. Hilti keep your botnover seas

Normal night for Sarah in bed 🤣

Who is the dude? Lol

But can it play crysis? 😂

hat cost more then my house.

Hate to say it but Robots with AI will completely change how we build. Elon Musk has just created a company only for AI development as Google and Microsoft and Chinese scientists published 240,000 papers on AI, but American scientists only published 150,000 papers last year. This will be game changer. Competition is vastly heating up and needs to be closely watched.

1000 holes per day? That’s total BS. That’s 2 per minute on an 8 hour shift. But the human operating it needs to get it set up and operational which would be at least 30 minutes plus putting it away is another 30 minutes. So if you’re lucky you get 7 hours of steady use which = 2.4 holes per minute. To do that many holes per minute, every hole would need to be layed out in advance and you have 25 seconds to find the location, move the machine precisely into location and drill the hole. These are fake numbers. Total crap. Or you can hire 6 guys at $25/hour and they can go nuts on a scissor lift and save you $398,800.

Why are we promoting something to take jobs away? The only thing skilled traid jobs need are longer lasting batteries for the tools we use.

Engine swaps.

WHAT A LOAD OF BOLLOCKS. 400k. that is 10 years worth of wages before you would make a return on investment. then you have to replace the batteries. sorry but this is moving the industry backwards.