How to build a million robots. Start with one robot and give it a single instruction: "Assemble two robots and give both of them this single instruction."
They don't need to ramp up a production line until they're near finalizing the design, which includes the design of the future production line along with Optimus itself.
for the elderly, disabled, and those with injuries these robots will have an immediate impact. our current shortage in patient transport, nursing, and healthcare workers will be potentially filled by these high dexterity robots. if they can get the cost under $10,000 and keep maintenance costs under a $1000 per year the potential will be huge.
If it is able to do most house chores, especially hard one that require a bit of arm strength like say scrubbing hard stains, cleaning that hard to remove brown mold growing on walls and ceilings in the bathroom, moving furniture around (without scratching the floor), cleaning windows during spring cleaning, etc., then, at that price point, I'd immediately buy one. IMHO the first models will be WAYYYYY costlier. However, the dystopia wouldn't be far behind, as when robots are able to do all that, then, not all but MOST human jobs will, not would, VERY FRIGGING QUICKLY, in a matter of less than a decade or so, be replaced by AI, by robots , or by a mix of both. Also, these things *will* get hacked. Can you imagine a would-be thief managing to pirate such a robot? Suddenly the thief has eyes, ears, and hands, right inside your house. Can simply wait until you're not home, and order the robot to disable the in-house security system, go get all the valuables and put them near the front door and on the dinner table, then unlock and open the doors so that several other stolen robots in an "autonomous driving" van that just parked outside (also stolen) all come inside. with boxes and bags, grab all the loot, and leave in a matter of minutes. Heck, what about some crazy nihilist, or an enemy government, hack the software? Suddenly, you have a literal ARMY of "perfectly obedient sleeper agents", right inside people's homes, ready to cause maximum mayhem. If a corrupted robot can disable / reprogram a non-corrupted robot faster than the corrupted robot can determine "this is an invader", then assuming a lot of homes have the robots, an initial cell of "evil corrupted bots" could spread EXTREMELY FAST. So yeah it's going to take a LOT of safety countermeasures. At the rate things are going right now, ever and ever faster, with rush to productivity and profits, and next to no regards for real actual safety, I have some doubts.
Thank you for a well-done and timely presentation. The visuals are outstanding. Continuous improvement with this robot will go fast, hardware, software, and learned neuro AI.
Yea. Boston Dynamics is working on making their atlas fully electric as well, just like the tesla bot. Not only that, but it looks absolutely sick like a toy robot. I can imagine both of these companies doing very well in the near future.
Although these seem to walk pretty well they’re relying on gravity and balance to keep them stable. When humans walk we aren’t using our legs to propel us forward, we are in fact leaning our body forward and our legs are keeping us from falling head first. This forward momentum is what keeps us stable when we walk. Until robots can accomplish this then walking will always be inefficient and power hungry.
Oh com'on they do not walk pretty well! They shuffle along like a guy who over confidently farted and is now doing the walk of the shame to the bathroom. 😂 What you're speaking of, that's Boston Dynamics with Atlas. Which in their latest version I would put money on one of them single-handedly dispatching an entire platoon of these Tesla things in short order. 😮
True, but a quick googling indicates that a 100 kg person walking at a brisk rate, consumes a similar amount of energy, as the Tesla bot as indicated in the video (500 W). Seems all the other stuff going on in our bodies also require energy, which the Tesla bot doesn't need to expend.
@@hannestordengren1627 Show me a Tesla bot walking at a "brisk rate". They walk as fast as an elderly man on his way to the bathroom whose stature looks like he's trying not to crap himself before he gets there.
What an exceptionally well made video. Explaining a complex subject in a simple, clear and inspiring way that anyone could understand. About the power, I don't see why the robot won't have easily swappable power packs. Most of them will be used in localised environment and some even in factories and warehouses. Instead of having down time for charging, they should just back up into a charging bay and drop off their battery then have another one inserted. They could even do it themselves.
oh boi i can already imagine it. Engineer: hey Tesla Bot, can you please do some neural network deep machine learning on how to make additional bots like you? two weeks later, Engineer: hey, great job Tesla Bot Prime on making 20,000 Tesla bots, wow some even have jet packs?, hey what are those neat tube with a trigger things for? Tesla Bot Prime: for Freedom......... pewpewpewpeww!
Is the Tesla bot going to drive around in the hyper loop? Or pilot the Tesla submarine? Or does it still need three technicians to help it shuffle off the stage like an old lady?
5:22 Humans use toes for balance control, even if you don't realise it, particularly the big toe; so yes, a proper foot emulation must have those. We have not seen TB walk on domestic carpet, only a smooth factory floor, which is why toe development is not a priority for them just yet.
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so when do we see military applications..can you imagine a million of these surrounding our borders.....unbelievable this is happening in my lifetime.. i was expecting it to be for the next generation...
a friend of mine works at Boston Dynamics. They are decades ahead of any other. The robots are pretty much useless, they are a cool show but the companies they sell the robots to end up decommisioning them
You show a dojo "chip" rather than the twin fault tolerant FSD chips. Doesn't really matter but if your going to do the grafic you may as well do the right one. Gives your a bit more cred. Not just an AI script with stock shite.
Why would any factory want to change from using big machine robots already used to manufacture, two humanoid, clumsy, slow, and weak manufacturing robots.?? Simply because it's cool how can I keep up with production?
in case you didn't know, humanity is not working together on Earth. You either invade China or let them develop AI. If you don't invade, you better make your own.
Perhaps we should just wait a few million years for the best robot design to just "evolve" into existence without a designer. Engineers and designers should just stop now since "evolution" can bring something great into existence without them.
You start with a stock that is selling at $400 per share and then, little by little, you pound the sh*t out of it without any regard for the shareholders until it falls for months on end. You pretend not to notice until it finally slips under $100 per share and the whole world thinks your company is a joke. Finally, you talk about things that won't be sold until 2030 as if they are already on the balance sheet.
Robots should NOT look like a human ... as they get ... smarter... we need to know we are talking to a person not a robot ... Robots must not have heads that resemble a human in any way !!!!
