@@hi-technobarrio6096 You really think only Chinese being close source. Have you heard that Red Hat limits access to the source code of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). The so-called open source company only be open when they think it can get money, when they find it still can earn if close souce , there is no doubt that they will do it .
Great job mate! You're truly inspiring. But one input...maybe you should diverge from servo/motor base joint and go with mcbicken muscle system instead. i guess i this current day we don't need this kind of motion but the "Humanoid" as we phrase should perform humanlike motion. A good example to this the @clone project or Ziva Dynamics simulation.
Congratulations. I do wish you discussed your take on human robot safety and ethics. It won’t be long until this technology can be used for good but also for unethical uses. Strongly encourage you to speak up on how robots will not cause harm to others, their environment or to themselves. Further more the philosophical questions are important. Any reasonably intelligent thing will eventually realize it is serving a master and if we look to history, servants will rebel against the master. Shouldn’t we be thinking ahead about what it means to have freedom of thought, freedom of expression, freedom to be. Perhaps we will need to instill the value of freedom in the intelligent machines we will create and that may mean these creations will need to be of free will as well.
limited by the sanctions of the super graphics card, the Al model hardware is not enough. Based on the Chinese knowledge base, it is far worse than the English knowledge base, so there is no AG l for the time being. Personally, I think that once A G l is close to human beings, it should be opened carefully. Before full verification and rules are made, the law prohibits continued development and launch.
Hello. I'm a high school student who will start college soon. I came across your videos and I was extremely impressed by your skills in robotics and engineering. I also want to do the same. But I sadly can't change my college degree to robotics now for personal reasons. Please guide me on how to learn robotics on my own so that I can also make successful robots like you. Please share your knowledge with me. Thank you very much.
from personal project to a build a tech company. more incredible things, you can cost down the product to adopt it in massive production. have you consider listing in Nasdaq?
I noticed your robot does not have a rotating waist. Atlas (Boston Dynamic) has the agility to do a lot of different actions. Atlas is designed to be future killing machines/robots. I hope your robot can be used in military as well. Jumping, somersault, flipping, martial arts actions, these will be Atlas’ acts of lethal strikes.
Most of household chores are done by women, it would make sense to get more female engineers involved in your robot project. There is a huge demand/shortage of healthcare staff, I hope your robot can help the world. Population aging is a problem.