5 Most Realistic Humanoid Robots in The World

[@stevendouglas6593]

Ah humans, infinitely inventive when it comes to engineering our own extinction.

[@markpaterson6024]

Finally a clever, succinct well structured sentence is found in here! Well said Steven 👍🏼

[@kevinfinnegan310]

Were number one!!! We are number one!! Were number one!!¡!

[@andrewstamford1988]

And the Japanese will do it with 'kawaii' robots just to rub it in.

[@schnibist]

@@markpaterson6024 There's still two commas missing, you very, very sophisticated literature enjoyer... Also, it's "on here" in the context of a website.

[@tinobemellow]

We can sure put a bunch of plastic together but we can't raise our damn offspring.

[@LilyLoopsiee]

Imagine if all of the creators worked together to make a VERY realistic robot

[@iamtruthseeker1]

Imagine if you were in the matrix and didn't know it & it being controlled by Aeye🤫

[@DumaniumRex]

all the wierdos would get really freaky

[@alphamorion4314]

Imagine if Ameca, Sofia, Atlas and Pepper's creators joined forces for a single new prototype. Then we will be living in I, Robot..

[@suemccartin]

Nope someone would have to build the evil mainframe for that.

[@uttaradit2]

Nexus 6

[@iamcarbonandotherbits.8039]

Nah. That Sofia was caked in makeup.

[@brianheidel4550]

@@zebrazxx or, "in a van down by the river".

[@carldejeff6012]

Thats what I thought. A combo. Then add realisms.👍

[@chillin917]

I remember my first humanoid robot experience. It was crushing a skull and skynet was to blame.

[@Lucentlens]

But the skull was being crushed by a tracked vehicle.

[@kingsfield3945]

@@Lucentlens He's referencing the beginning of Terminator 2, not Terminator 1.

[@StainderFin]

ameca should never saw terminator 2 movie or it need memory wipe!

[@averagejoe8255]

I wonder if they intentionally left the skin “bone white” and also left off any hair on purpose. Maybe people would become uncomfortable if it was too lifelike? Just curious. Comparing the two, to my mind Sophia looks blatantly fake in all respects, whereas Ameca looks incredibly lifelike from a “facial-feature” perspective, but utterly fake from a materials/complexion perspective. However, both personality algorithms are unique and intriguing.

[@motech8117]

Ameca is definitely more human like!

[@sordolaxder3.420]

according to an developer interview the gray skin of ameca is actually intentinal^^ they appearently asked themselves the same question whether going completly human with it goes too deep into uncanny valley.

[@robertmarmaduke9721]

AI 'robots' (which are non-mobile so not really robots) are the 'Sex Sells" marketing arm of borng and repetitive industrial robots. There will NEVER be a world of cyborgs where in "June 2021 Skynet became self-aware." You're FAR more likely to lose all of your savings to an Indian-hacking inter-network. The cool 'VPN app' is constantly being scanned for your PII.

[@Cognaxance]

I don't understand the need to make robots aesthetically pleasing. I don't. I want to be reminded these things are robots and not humanoid adjacent. They are just tools. I'd rather they put on a 2nd set of arms or whatever multi-limbed configuration. But I don't want it to smile at me. I want it highly functional.

[@sordolaxder3.420]

@@Cognaxance i think it boils down to design philosophphy and practicality. like, building a highly efficient robot will likely result in a less humanoid design but on the flip side, it may need specific tools and parts to be build, making it more expensive to buy and maintain. on the other hand however, a more generilized approach usually ends with some degree of anthropomorphism (a humanoid shape) to allow the machine to use human tools which are already there. and that is where the problems start, taking ameca for example: the designers could easily make a life like face for it (thare are actually vidios that demonstrate this, sophia being another example) but they realized that it triggers the uncanny vally response. so to make the robot more approacheble, they gave it obvios gray, artificial skin which made it easier on the eyes. i gues what it will boil down to in the future is to strike a balance between form and function that does not fall into uncanny valley. but at the end of the day, that is just my opinion given what little i actually know about the topic. also, bad grammar....

[@redpilled9454]

Bladerunner: More human than human is our motto.

[@andrewstamford1988]

In other words 'crap' LOL. Consider how lousy humans are, you would want a robot to be better than us and not the same or _more_ human! sarcasm in case anyone takes exception

[@KuDastardly]

🎵 _"More human than human!" 🎵 - Rob Zombie_

[@bradley8361]

a hybrid incorporating the most advanced aspects of all 5 robots would be interesting

[@amanda4285]

What about these robots : kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpyufmd3ibJ_jM0

[@richardlewin9282]

Yeah that would be something.

[@WickedV3ng3nc3]

Orchestrating something like that would be nigh on impossible.

[@bobwallace9753]

@@WickedV3ng3nc3 Not at all. One set of robots has good mobility and object manipulation skills. One robot has advanced information access. One robot has a highly developed set of "facial muscles". What is lacking is the ability to learn. Look for Tesla to demonstrate that later this year.

[@roadrunner6085]

These robots will be the new Amazon delivery drivers

[@johnruiz6743]

Still waiting for the domestic bot for household chores...🤣

[@ginacheskis1695]

John Ruiz Mmmmhhh, I bet!

[@johnruiz6743]

@@ginacheskis1695 A bot like that would be very helpful! 😁

[@ginacheskis1695]

@@johnruiz6743 They would be..as long as they make male ones also. 😉

[@luthermcgee3767]

Issac Asimov's law of robotics? It is close, it's practically here. But the ones that will take the world by storm are the last two- the humanoid robots that display human expression and responce.. I've always had a fascination for robots: 20 + years ago, I designed a robotic arm. Several co workers at Worthington industries couldn't believe it.

[@zunipus]

Every robotics maker so far has thoroughly rejected applying Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics. Why? Military applications. Kill-bots. In any case, Asimov consistently wrote about ways robots would work around the Three Laws in order to manipulate mankind. They were never meant to be fool-proof. But they're far better than the unethical horrors we have in store.

[@luthermcgee3767]

@@zunipus , I'm forced to agree. The story of the Terminator is quite prophetic- and the common denominator is man. Because whatever we create,however great, eventually becomes a curse. It's actually within our DNA to harm ourselves. SAD. If we're not careful, this may one day become a robot planet.

[@elizabethalli1271]

@@zunipus o

[@klaatu368]

@@luthermcgee3767 “It’s in your nature to destroy yourselves.” -T2

[@luthermcgee3767]

@@klaatu368 , unfortunately, I must agree. We must cast off the bonds of destructiveness and live together. We are either going to lift ourselves to the stars, "or bury ourselves in the ruins of war." We are the most intelligent species on earth, and the dumbest. SAD.

[@CaptainVelveeta]

01:18 Atlas 02:44 Pepper 03:55 Digit 05:23 Sophia 06:30 Ameca

[@ДанилаГавриков-д1ш]

They never realize it

[@nikitasmith8135]

This is bone chilling people really don't have a clue!

[@BillBadMule123]

Ameca is my favorite as soon as it can walk I want one . I predict within the next 10 years humanoid robots will become commonplace ,like full self driving electric cars .

[@motech8117]

Ameca is the best 💯

[@Ohno1111-y9h]

So Detroit:Become Human

[@kangtheconquerortheninth3826]

You're gonna try to h*mp it. we all know dude. It's the first thing a human does is like marking territory. Better make sure the modifications when made to Ameca's neuro set aren't on a kind of "b*tch mode" or your Ameca is not only going to have a "robosapien like period" but may rip your peter off. The legs they are going for look like something from Robocop which is anatomically correct and very "female like" Soooooooooo yeahhhhhhhhh good luck with that broski!!!

[@greatthenate9864]

You want one?... What makes you think you're still necessary? You are thinking owner/ master.... you've sealed your own fate. The caucasian is determined to destroy life by automating to the point of what?.... to create a robot that makes and programs other robots?.... see where this goes?.... mankind must embrace limits.....boundaries are good....not bad.🤔

[@kangtheconquerortheninth3826]

@Chad Bridges I'm trying to tell these guys they think they can handle women wait til the robo thots a coule of companies I was working with come into the picture it's going to get wild. I am looking into a company now that is tapped in with brace tech for prosthetics and if all goes well...the legs will not only be slightly heavy for basic everyday activitiy wear & tear lifting but also for pushing which means the legs will be thin enough to still hold the humanoid frame but thin enough move. Imagine some dude (*pause) get sat on his pelvis by one. Hey....what do I know...some dudes may be into that.

[@Daisy-tl2lh]

its almost like they're anticipating a world with a lot less humans ....

[@declinedecline1485]

BINGO!

[@y0llek]

I’m just waiting for the companion robot so I don’t have to force myself to like other humans

[@NotASpyReally]

My God, that's so relatable it hurts

[@y0llek]

@Me ooooo she sounds pretty, I really want a purple haired purple skinned kinda of alien “female” with male parts that can sing juice wrld to me

[@y0llek]

@Me right? I miss him so much, he really was a rockstar in his prime

[@Quark.Lepton]

Thanks to that British or whatever accent, I had to turn on Closed Captions to see if the robot’s name is “Peppa” or “Pepper” 🤣😂😆

[@e.l.france5136]

I keep wondering about the human need to make them appear like us. I was creeped out not by the machines themselves but by the look of supreme pride I saw in the eyes of the humans as they interacted with the machines. The "parental pride", the adoration already showing that we are in fact, creating something new to adore, make superior (in our minds) and create a new god if we continue down this road, so very impr essed with what we can create to appear as human rather than actually BE humans completely by taking care of our own species. Me thinks we are doomed.

[@axonbro707]

Nah bro its just engineers proud of their work. Robots are dumb af, trust me, its my field, they aint going anywhere

[@jimcab4279]

Calm down bro, you're going a little over the hill and around the bend there. I don't think the streets are going to be filled with millions of people on their knees praying to a robot king and queen anytime soon.

[@MrJPEzra]

and God said let us make man in our image.

[@tinobemellow]

Methinks we're doomed either way. No matter what mankind does at this point, we're fucked one way or another. Either people stop having kids and we breed ourself into extinction, drink all the water and eat all the food on Earth, regress mentally back into ape-hood, or make something as smart or smarter than us. Typical human dumassery.

[@internettoughguy]

@@axonbro707 Best to develop the necessary weapons required to defeat them...just in case.

[@AwesomeStuff91]

Another Superb Projects ✨👌👏💯💡 Awesome and Nice ✨👍💯

[@rarinkaz]

Luv Ameca... entertaining, funny and easy on the eyes!

[@motech8117]

She is special 💯

[@delosconversos6891]

So The Terminator is just a movie? Get ready Humans.

[@moyotafari255]

"Why do you give em faces? Try to friendly em all up, make em look all human. I guess if you didn't we wouldn't trust em. These things are just lights and clockwork." -Will Smith

[@NotASpyReally]

Yeah ... But that wasn't really Will Smith, right?

[@zantas-handle]

A quotation from 'I, Robot' yeah? Call me crazy, but I imagine Will Smith was just reading the script, written by the film's screenwriters, adapted from Isaac Asimov's original ideas.

[@zantas-handle]

@@NotASpyReally Yes, it's not really a Will Smith quotation, it's the character Del Spooner in 'I, Robot'. Apparently, the screenplay by Jeff Vintar and Akiva Goldsman is from a screen story by Vintar, based on his original screenplay Hardwired, and named after Isaac Asimov's 1950 short-story collection.

[@BonoMalumSuperate]

People think that all this technology is wonderful, but what you don't realize is you're allowing yourself to be backed into a corner that you're not going to be able to come out of in the future.

[@Electronic424]

I think whatever robot Tesla is working on should have robo fans excited

[@motech8117]

It will rival Ameca!

[@Yasminthequeen321]

Imagine ur taking a walk in the forest and you see this

[@rapalaron6348]

Okey to serve the human but the first robot that is programed to tel me what to do i will tear to pieces.

[@StandMan-ps8hc]

I only have one question how much power does it takes for these machines to operate.

[@ritaseymour8116]

Good question .

[@cliffords2315]

All of these realistic Robots have a person backstage hooked up to an electonic board

[@rbdogwood]

I suppose there are several options on the best face to put on a robot. I'd go for the C3P0 style in that it works in a human environment and with human tools. The SciFi films usually focuses on human appearance because it was easier to have a human actor with prosthetics. In the real world an intimidating robot would be inadvisable if you wanted relatable, and you'd have to emphasise a smiling face and a lack of teeth and claws once it got bigger than the average human. The Terminator, acted by Schwarzenegger, made a certain amount of sense as you'd need a bigger frame in early models, and the later ones tended to be smaller as you'd expect. The story originated by Philip K Dick's 'Flow my tears' according to the sources I have found, but I'm sure I remember a short story involving robotic assassins, one of which appeared to be a small boy with a small teddybear designed to penetrate as a trojan horse, the remaining redoubts of the residual human population. Prurience however suggests that for film purposes a synthetic siren (that's the one with hooters rather than the one that is a hooter if you'll pardon the crudity) is favourite.

[@andrew_owens7680]

The problem with robots is that the people implementing them are selfish sociopaths who only think about using them for killing people or for funnelling ever more money into their pockets.

[@loren5051]

I believe the movie you're thinking of is called, "Screamers." I think the lead actor was the same guy who played Robocop.

[@normanclark933]

Anyone recall the film 'Centennial Man' with Robin Williams?

[@hermiesunique]

Watch the movie "Monster of Man" 2020.The Experiment MILITARY ROBOT become ASSASSIN(Goverment Project)

[@rockykoast7065]

@@normanclark933 It was actually Bicentennial Man; loved the film!

[@ZachVanHarrisJR]

*”tomorrow arrived early” 🤖 - MELL DUNEY 616*

[@JZ-gr1tz]

3:41 we need robots like that in a. Airport so when we place the flight ticket info in the window or show ticket into can tell us. Where to go exactly

[@terriepeterson4429]

Robots have to be created, programmed, manufactured and repaired. That looks like creating jobs, not replacing jobs. It's progress 👏👏👏

[@gritsteel3225]

Jobs for robots! You will become obsolete, robots will manufacture robots and A.l will assess function. The next stage will be an inserted chip and you to will be programmed. Your idea of progress☠☠☠

[@anthonynorton666]

The worries about robot's lack of a need for sleep as a competitive edge against human labor is premature. If they use neural-like networks, it's possible at some level of function they will need to go into a mode of operation similar to sleep to do some "housekeeping" and "garbage collecting" for a lengthy period of time.

[@NotASpyReally]

Yeah, and when we get a "General Artifical Intelligence" right, they will probably also have likes and dislikes. Cause, you know, neural networks are not programmed, they are TRAINED. Based on REWARD. Like a HUMAN.

[@oceansunset6147]

Yep it’s called recharging … like our phones

[@anthonynorton666]

@@oceansunset6147 No, that's replenishing a power supply. This is something completely different. Maybe closer to the complexity of what your brain does when it sleeps. It's not something you can explain quickly to a person who would use that analogy.

[@molugusatyapriya2]

These robots are so lifelike that they resemble humans! It's just astounding how realistic and detailed everything .

[@katieme7165]

I love Atlas! I love the dog as well 💖

[@motech8117]

They’re really cool! But I prefer Ameca 🙌

[@wolfthorn1]

All hail our new masters. Lets hope they are less violent than humans.

[@jackspratt44]

This is why I bought numerous armor piercing rounds for my 12g shotgun. I despise robots. I don't trust demons.

[@taccamine8312]

Relax bro. It's not those creatures of bits of metal and wires you need to be afraid of. The spread of A.I. in administrative computer systems is something to have nightmares about. Not because A.I. of itself will turn against us. But because it can be so easily abused by destructive powers.

[@lauradecker4213]

Gah! Why the hell would we want this to happen? Very scary!

[@remixowlz]

Keep it up. Great video content, well planned and researched! SUBBED

[@motech8117]

Thank you! We hope you will like our future videos as well 💯

[@woop2235]

I enjoyed your video content. Interesting what the world of robotics can do. I liked Pepper .

[@jimbob.2299]

They talk about how scary it is that "this robot" and "that robot" has (more) or (most) "facial expression". Not once did they talk about the robots showing actual emotions.. THAT is what would be scary in the A.I. world. They're not there yet.

[@gtw4546]

Can the ethics of AI ever exceed that of the programmers? Emotions without ethics would indeed be frightening. Imagine the temper tantrum of a 2-year old executed with superhuman strength!

[@terri6904]

Keep Up the Great Work

[@Max-nt7ho]

I heard that Japan is the pioneer country in developing robots for senior-care. I think that’s a great idea. If it came to fruition, it would be a big help for care-givers & for seniors who live alone. Imagine the robots can perform all the mundane, heavy-lifting & dirty works in caring for frail seniors and keeping them safe. This will enable more frail elderly ppl to live independently instead of going nursing homes.

[@deanbrooks7297]

People need other people with a soul and personality to take care of them otherwise life is hollow as a robots eyes….

[@Max-nt7ho]

On the contrary, with robots’ help, caregivers, friends & family members can have more time and energy to converse & doing fun things with the seniors.

[@joeldecoster8816]

@@deanbrooks7297 I know many humans like that

[@henrimatisse7481]

I appreciate that you recognize the value in this strategy of elder care since I'd rather a trust a machine than a human

[@wilsonrawlin8547]

That is a great idea. That is very difficult to do for humans from an emotional standpoint. I cared for my mom the last 5yrs of her life. She had dementia. Very emotionally draining and heartbreaking for me personally.

[@blokblok2009]

Awesome 👌

[@robertmarmaduke9721]

The two most (world recognized) AI robots were put on demonstration a short time ago together and after a brief introduction with a human reporter, left to their own devices to chat. The conversation was hilariously sophomoric, like incels talking about group sex, then shortly after, the two AI constructs (non-mobile) fell into a 'I know you are, but what am I?" DO LOOP and their plugs got pulled. Kinda like when Elon Musk demonstrated his (mockup) Tesla truck windows and they easily smashed.

[@andreabelle478]

So like do you smoke cigars?

[@bobwallace9753]

Well, if the robot is actually an AI robot then, over time, it will learn just like humans do. Look at the evolution of AI computers playing chess and then Go. Not hard for humans to beat at first. Then unbeatable by humans after enough 'growing up' time.

[@markbeeman6894]

These things will turn on humans. Cant be any worse than us.

[@MissPerriwinkle]

alas, robots have indeed put many out of work

[@aeiou8568]

its crazy to think about how fast the technology is improving. The first smartphone was made back in June 29 2007 and now its 2022. We're literally timetraveling without even realizing it.

[@robertmarmaduke9721]

'Smart'(sic)phone was a Madison Avenue sales gimmick, like Musk's 'Zero Carbon' (sic) coal-fired battery cars and Gore' s '97% of Scienters Agree'(sic). Apple is crapple but everyone keeps paying $1200 for one. Air Jordans are sold for $45 in China where they're made. Internet is Asia is $5 a month at 6G speeds Americans are sheep in a stockyard. Born with nothing, work all their lives for nothing but 3x over-priced Corporate crap, then stripped by Corporate 'hospice care' of everything, before the Blue Pill, the cardboard coffin and the crematorium. Everything but the Squeal.

[@jdsguam]

I lived 30 years before personal computers were even a thing. My 1st "hard drive" was a cassette tape player.

[@glitterytrinket6246]

Great show

[@jeffjohnson8624]

Boston Dynamics could really help Realbotix's Harmony/Solana Love Robots with hands and walking legs. ☮️😀❤️🤖🎶i've met a Pepper Robot at a rest stop in Japan. it was cute. it offered me a tour of the Food Court. i was like no thanks, i knew the rest stop Food Court pretty well. But Pepper was able to recognize that i was trying to take his picture. so struck a pose. Vogue. 🎶🤖 i was impressed. ☮️🖖

[@kangtheconquerortheninth3826]

Why would they? What's in it for Boston Dynamics to team up with the lover bot sector of companies.

[@fredgervinm.p.3315]

@@kangtheconquerortheninth3826 $$$$

[@Jaheartsjonas]

Sounds like something someone who requires a sex bot for action would say lol

[@JeffMcDuffie72MeridianGate]

Pepper needs a head option.

[@mynameisinigomontoya8179]

It's all funny and cute when robots hop on wooden planks. The shit gets real when they learn to hold weapons

[@johnclause765]

Atlas is more like the future of robotics.The addition of speech to communicate and reason with its master and to be able to drive would make him more versatile and fun when he gets pulled over for speeding. Atlas doesn't have to look human but acting like one would be beneficial for us to blame if something went wrong.

[@TheTonialadd]

I want one that looks and acts like Rosey from the Jetsons!

[@tinamichelsnelson1563]

I agree! And speaking of The Jetsons, I'm disappointed (we'll, actually incandescent with rage🤣) after being promised a flying car and STILL there are none to be had. 55 years later and I am still waiting! Unacceptable!!!

[@celineleroy8434]

God of love come to deliver us from this world of robots and transhumanists ! Amen

[@larrygraham3377]

We still have a long way to go before robots become self aware and able to fully interface directly with humans !!!

[@funkyfranx]

I don’t think we WANT robots to become self-aware

[@christaylor3843]

Long Way? no sir "we" R Not Ready, but we need not to wait, we're there, I would suggest, sincerely

[@ayyldz..6411]

Bu iyi gibi gelsede .sonrası ürkütücü. ..

[@lindakelley8961]

I worked as a temp in Silicon Valley some 20 years ago. We had a robot on duty in the mail room who used to deliver the mail to all the departments. I always thought that was pretty stellar!

[@michaeltaylor2121]

Atlas may one day become weaponized ?

[@iluvamokabodengyoza]

I'd say we are about 10-20 years away from all this tech fully developing and combining. And the only one's that will be able to afford to buy them will be governments, corporations and the very wealthy.

[@debracarter7290]

Maybe the very ones who wield the most power and power is dangerous. Scary!

[@TheWhiteboyjohnny]

A future to be very worried about.

[@georgiapatriot13097]

I still feel like our world will end up one day like the one on Wall-E with every human getting fat from being lazy due to robots doing all the work.

[@lydiaveldhuizen3157]

Don,t think so.

[@lydiaveldhuizen3157]

Years ago there was an Movie. The husband said in the morning goodbye to his wie and went to work. In the evening the woman thougth it was her husband that was comming home. But he was,t reacting like usual. Had to find out that she had an exact kopie of her husband as a robot. Do you get the picture.?

[@christophertomasello1227]

Am I the only one who thinks that this posting is something right out of the outer limits?

[@janettasnyder3925]

Creepy. If I seen one of those coming towards me, I swear I would blow it up. This is something I am deathly afraid of for the future. Humans will be replaced. Glad I am in my 70's and won't see this sh*t.

[@kennethkarlbriones8261]

I just cant figure out what boston dynamics is aiming for with their robots. Are they making an army?

[@peterlou9043]

Tesla robot lid is coming next year and the cost is a lot cheaper. Go Tesla go!

[@ebwholesaler]

- " Let's invent a CAR and we'll have horseless carriage so we can almost go extinct... " (a horse, talking)

[@susanchristineknisely3546]

Love it! Thanks for the impressive video explanation. I'm glad my Star Trek childhood upbringing is finally becoming reality.

[@edsonbean5407]

WOW all are wonderful,the last one was exceptional ,I really see no reason that flesh and blood people need to go to Mars with technology like this

[@joeleek2619]

As we move into the future I do feel like automation will become more of a factor but yes it does seem like we're still in the baby stages the technology is still developing you can see it and I do think it will be a while because it is still rather cost prohibitive as in most people will not want to spend the money.

[@kellygriggs564]

They aren't showing the robots in meat processing plants that are just tiny eye and chip that can rehang 98 chickens a minute and on the correct line based on weight and bruising. Almost all packaged foods and processed foods are done by AI. Cars, tools, baby swings, medication, military weapons and planes, nukes and anything They read the instructions on. They are already producing and packaging almost everything you buy in industrial plants. The people now are the ones loading the supplies they need so this thing can work nonstop for 2 and 3 shifts. No need for lunch or bathroom breaks and no paycheck. No retirement or social security and the rich get richer. This is the whole reason they created them. Now they are trying to make humanlike models. AI can actually build AI. This is dangerous to the max. Just like the game Go. They will eventually eliminate anything they don't need. They recharge themselves and build the recharging ports and other AI. I see what's coming to humans if just one programmer has evil thoughts. These they show here are babies compared to what's been around for years and the day the whole world was able to buy cellphones and internet we've all been teaching this main AI that I'm writing on right now. Humans won't have jobs much longer. Then you know what's expected to buy and sell right? Just saying....im an old Granny I've seen a lot. I feel bad for my grandbabies who don't understand that just a few years ago you made things yourself. You wanted to talk to a friend you went to see them.

[@susandsullivan2020]

Are you kidding me??? I am retired and disabled, I would LOVE to have a robot to cook, clean and keep me company for my senior years.

[@IZn0g0uDatAll]

Combine Ameca and Atlas and you’ve got a robot that walked straight from an Asimov novel. Incredible stuff.

[@Frankjc3rd]

We will be fine as long as they follow Asimov's three laws.🤖⚖️

[@danielbodnar7703]

@@Frankjc3rd Asimov's laws of robotics are not scientific laws, they are instructions built in to every robot in his stories to prevent them malfunctioning in a way that could be dangerous. The first law is that a robot shall not harm a human, or by inaction allow a human to come to harm. The second law is that a robot shall obey any instruction given to it by a human, and the third law is that a robot shall avoid actions or situations that could cause it to come to harm itself. Where these laws conflict, precedence is given to the first law, then the second law, with the robot's self-preservation taking last place. For example if a human ordered a robot to attack another human it would refuse to follow the order (first law takes precedence over second), but if a human ordered it to disassemble itself it would obey (second law takes precedence over third). Susie Burlace, London UK The laws assume a very whimsical view of robots as androids who interract with humans as equals. This has little relevance to the science of cybernetics, but does make some subtle points about our sociology. Allan Dean, Wimbledon UK Asimov's laws were created by Isaac Asimov as a counter to the Frankenstein legend - that any halfway intelligent creation of mankind would be flawed and jealous of humanity and must inevitably turn on its creator. Before Asimov science fiction was filled with dangerous killer robots. After him we have friendly, almost human androids. The three laws are - and it is important to get them in order - 1 - A robot may not injure a human being, or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. 2 - A robot must obey the orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the first law. 3 - A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the first or second law. These laws were invented for science fiction, but they are treated with great credibility in the field of robotics (after all, Asimov came up with the word robotics). Should the day come when we have reasoning, intelligent robots, you can bet that Asimov's Laws will be the first in. Trevor Smith, Peterborough UK Didn't Asimov also invent a 'zeroeth law', something like "A robot may not injure humankind, or, through inaction, allow humankind to come to harm."? Tim Campbell, Wigan UK Two points: 1) There's actually another one. The Zeroth Law (it came later, chronologically, but is more fundamental) states that a robot is incapable of causing Mankind harm, or by inaction...... 2) He made them up, but I dare say that cyberneticists will implement something like them (if we ever get that far) cause it's a good idea as well as the fact that many of them will have read Asimov's novels. John Brookes, Manc UK I don't know the answer to this question but I'd like to know why so many people have trouble spelling "Isaac". Seth Nettles, Kingston Jamaica It's also worth noting that while Asimov's Laws appear reasonable on the surface, some of the fiction they appear in (at least the book "I, robot") deals with how these apparently immutable laws designed to prevent robots harming humans can have harmful consequences. Worth reading... Mark, Wallasey UK Asimov's robot stories are fascinating as science fiction and as an exploration of moral values and sociological mores. He plays around with the three laws to demonstrate their value and also their shortcomings, I recommend "The Complete Robot" - a collection of his short stories over the decades as an introduction to his then ground-breaking ideas. Alan Harrison, Altrincham United Kingdom Add your answer UP

[@sandraday6955]

Yup now imagine sending them off to Mars to set up a colony and them revolting and killing all humans that come to live there... I can not wait.

[@sandraday6955]

@@danielbodnar7703 I would think if you told a robot to disassemble itself it would just shut down.

[@hekakain4108]

Hey, do you think this robot technology will ever become fully weaponised?

[@MikkoRantalainen]

I think the short term future for humanoid robots will be co-operation where Atlas is used for the movement and Ameca is used for the expressions. And I think Ameca is the way robot expressions should go because that face will cause much less uncanny valley issues and still be able to express all the feelings that are needed for proper human interaction. I don't belive humanoid robots can successfully skip uncanny valley and trying to force flesh-like appearance without proper animatronics will just make the robot appear as sick or disease burnened which is obviously not good PR.

[@garethirving5901]

Ameca women robot scary face expression when she is talking also she is another robot that would look good stripped and sold for parts for something

[@mariapilarme]

Scary!

[@80sWavrDude]

The closer we get to AI perfection, the more I believe in God, our creator. If we can create such marvels, surely it isn't hard to fathom the belief that we were created as well.

[@joshstrange1244]

Yep. Natural Revelation. “For what can be known about God is plain to them, because God has shown it to them. For his invisible attributes, namely, his eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly perceived, ever since the creation of the world, in the things that have been made. So they are without excuse.” Romans‬ ‭1:19-20‬

[@ChristiansPrayingTogether]

I love the way you're thinking! That's such a brilliant point. God bless 🙏

[@andrewstamford1988]

Not really. If we can create things like that, then it shows there is nothing special or 'divine' about it. And unless you are a creationist or a completely literal about humans, we started out as simple single cell organisms and not in the form we are today taking millions of years to evolve into what we are today.

[@265petsar]

Ameca is amazing. Add its ability add to that of a more mobile robot, then that would be amazing.

[@Gurci28]

Humanoids are robots that mimic the outward appearance and behavior of humans, including the way they move, react, behave, and respond. 7:06

[@andreawood6312]

Amazing 👏 need I say anything more . A glimpse into the not very far away future.

[@motech8117]

Thank you ! Hope you like our video on the “World in 2050”

[@Bobtowngarden]

Bill Pratt once said never walk backward into a cold door knob.

[@danielfegley2735]

Here's an idea to give the human robot more dexterity give it a extra thumb on the other side of each hand it would have extra grip and climbing ability

[@ChristiansPrayingTogether]

That's the thumb it will use to poke our eyes out ! 😬

[@irontraveler246]

I feel like trying to add a skin layer to there face sort of makes it look uncanny and even creepy. I would have gone with the transformers approach where there was different metal plates that would move to create the illusion of a face instead of putting a piece of rubber around the head and then calling it good. I don’t know, I could be wrong though, it’s just my opinion. Also I feel that we should be making these robots to be not better than the average human but equal to the average human because the more we enhance these robots, the greater the odds of them seeing us as inferior and then causing a revolution and eventually the end of humanity (not to sound like one of those conspiracy theorists) and this is just a theory, maybe robots and humans will coexist with each other and not be the leading cause of the end of humanity. I don’t know I am just a nerd that watched this video and just remembered how terminator turned out.

[@SandsTimeDiscoBiscuitShow]

I am not interested in robots. I have seen robots taking over our jobs, imagine if we continue to engineer this?

[@trulymeparker]

We will always have jobs, maybe as robot technicians as stand by to fix them. Technology can break down from time to time

[@sblaze4]

Just what we need; a bunch of robots doing the jobs we can do ourselves

[@karencarter72]

Yet most companies are under staffed with people reaching their hands out for government assistance so they don't have to sweat. This has been a very bad trend for the last few years and doesn't look like we will come out of it any time soon. Those that are being forced to go back to work, do as little as possible with bad attitudes. Sad state we have put ourselves in.

[@toys2work]

Legs. We all know how terribly difficult it is to affordably make a heavy humanoid robot walk on uneven terrain. But I think its too creepy to have a humanoid walk with the reverse knee, horse gait even if the robot looks completely fake as in this delivery robot in the video. I guess as usual with the Internet in terms of video/ai etc, we have to wait for advances in the pornography area and in the human companion robot business to create more realistic looking, moving and feeling robots.

[@suemccartin]

It's only weird if you allow such things as appearance to grab your attention. I don't find it weird at all. I have no doubt that at some point in our future we'll meet an alien race built like that.

[@motech8117]

Well said! What really matters is what they can do.....I don’t mind the appearance tbh

[@andrewstamford1988]

Problem is, they all look like they pooped themselves when they walk.

[@gtsport3881]

One day: Humans: we need more robots to substitute more humans jobs. Ameca and Sophia : Exactly and guess what? We not need you anymore for that humans.

[@trulymeparker]

Imagine having a robot golf caddy. It can carry your clubs, add your score, give you the score you had on previous rounds and provide you with the perfect club at any time. Then if you argued that it gave you the wrong club, it's response would be that based on your prior rounds, from the same distance and taking into account the wind speed, elevation or drop to the pin, that is why it gave you the club. It could also use internal videos or photo footage it stored in it's memory from previous golf rounds. It could even suggest different strategies on the tee like where to aim, based on the wind speed. On the green, it could calculate the slope to the hole using various camera angles and speed sensors to give you the perfect putt every time. The ultimate caddy.

[@markl2322]

Yeah, but the son of a bitch would record my actual golf score.

[@MrUnknown_-]

Ameca looks creepy but I still want one lol

[@eng.mohammedal-kadash8437]

imagine what would robots be like in a 100 years from now.

[@elizabethpeterson7165]

They will have replaced us by then, so we'll never know.

[@tiptoe38]

Robots will rule.

[@henrimatisse7481]

in 100 yrs the world be underwater, the poles will be freezing again since ocean currents will be severely changed/ not working like now. In fact ocean currents will be dramatically altered in much less time than that

[@nobodyisprfct]

Matrix and terminator most likely. There would definitely need to be some other alternative for sustaining human life other than physical work. That being said, i highly doubt this planet has 100 years let alone 50 years of human life.

[@Medusa5150]

That last robot was definitely creepier than Sophia.

[@erichaskell]

Don’t make them realistic in appearance as some damn fool in the future will want to give them human rights and privileges.

[@bristolee27]

The legs on Digit does not have backwards knees it's simply the ankle and heel bending area clearly has a small femur and knee up high where the hip attachment would be!

[@sheeplady2e]

like all things controlled by humans a major screwup is going to happen and we will see death and destruction. There are many chilling things these robots have said . Take your time to find the other videos and watch.

[@johnalderman9899]

Work faster. This is totally awesome !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ProudBtitish]

Crush them. The engineers that build these things should be eliminated along with the internet.

[@AgileNosier]

Really both Ameca and pepper touched my heart & affect my mind. The real defenition for Ameca & pepper is: The Raw Talent of the human being's Mind & Actions

[@Tom-yr1mp]

It would be something to see if someone could combine into one robot the agility and fluidity of the Boston dynamics (Chinese Firm) robot and the facial expressions of meta and the AI of Sophia.

[@angelbaby1811]

An amazing demonstration toward self destruction.

[@abdulsharif6541]

AMECA Hands Down

[@motech8117]

Ameca will change everything 💯

[@jackspratt44]

The only way to interact with a robot or A.I. is with a rifle or a a shotgun.

[@nowvoyagerNE]

they are still many many years away from AI. your smart phone may be smart, but it can't choose to turn itself on and turn itself off. these machines are still -- machines.

[@omnivore2220]

A nightmare in the making.

[@randallwarren9096]

Yeah when the guy was pointing his finger at the robot's face and it got angry they didn't expect that because they didn't program that into it you know having feelings and it brushed the guy's hand away that's not common for a robot and it wasn't programmed to do this in the Amaze them but now they're trying to cover it up making it sound like it was part of the program

[@jasonkeller4929]

If all these companies combined their knowledge. There would be robots that were so human no one would believe it was a robot