First WATER POWERED Biomimetic AI Humanoid Robot Shocks the World (It's Too Human)

[@airevolutionx]

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[@AerialTheShamen]

I like this robot concept very much, but if something sounds too good to be true, it suggests scam. (Although with GPT people thought this either.) Water operated robot muscles definitely make sense; if with oil based hydraulics things go wrong, it results in big mess (remember your kids torn Stretch Armstrongs - completely unacceptable at home) and even asks for a fire disaster. (I'd still prefer pneumatics.) Creating trade show prototypes or a daily serviced animatronic is one thing, but strong elastomeric muscles those won't wear out within few days or weeks (try to re-inflate a balloon that many times) will be much tougher. Remember those expanding stretch garden hoses, those were infamous to burst after a month. A rental worker robot that earns more money than its daily service costs may be possible, but for a reliable home robot with service intervals like a car or washing machine, I worry that elastomer development still isn't far enough. (Our body needs to continuously replace cells to keep muscles intact.) Also the servo sensors for positioning each muscle will be complex. This is a new fundamental technology that (as exciting it is) can need decades to turn into something robust.

[@wesallen3926]

I'm not worried about AI talking over, I see it filling a more benign/benevolent rolling day to day life, There are so many options which don't include the enslavement or anialation of humanity, that stuff is just fearmongering. However I do believe that Laws will need to be implemented to ensure that those of us humans who wish to work are allowed to work along side of and with the assistance of Synths but that we are also not replaced entirely as the workforce... IE corperations shouldn't be allowed to just replace us cause it's cheaper... Synthetics also need to be designed with servicability in mind to remove the possibility for obsolescence and ensure the preservation of Synthetic "life" (should they ever evolve and gain any semblance of sentiance)

[@Jeffrey_Bezos_Amazon]

Can he shit?

[@piotrnowak6423]

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[@wesallen3926]

​@@piotrnowak6423 Not sure what you're worried about, the link is sorta self explainatory. all it does is take you to the channels dedicated website where AI Revolution posts more information. It's in a format similar to that of the "Discovery" tab on Windows 11, or the News tab/page on MSN. If your worried about viruses then just right click the link and select Copy link address and past it into TotalVirus to scan the link and see if it's safe. Hope that helps.

[@Justin_Arut]

One reason Boston Dynamics abandoned hydraulics is due to safety concerns. Clone Alpha better have "skin" that contains a 100psi water jet if/when a line bursts. Imagine it shoots a jet of high pressure water out into someone's eye and blinds them, or even just causes costly water damage inside a home when it springs a leak at night while the humans are asleep. This company better have massive insurance coverage.

[@janegilbert7896]

I guess you are smarter than all involved. Congratulations

[@tuseroni6085]

i'm guessing they use smaller tubes with less overall volume of water, to make up for it they use a lot of them, this limits the damage that can be caused by a single line failure.

[@Justin_Arut]

@@janegilbert7896 nah.. I don't claim to be smarter than the engineers at Boston Dynamics who decided all-electric was the best option. I happen to agree with them. But apparently you don't, so you must be the genius in the room.

[@Justin_Arut]

@@tuseroni6085 The pressure is supposedly 100psi, regardless, which is what I was addressing as the safety issue. And it needs to be high in order to achieve the spec'd strengths, including grip. Also, water isn't compressible, so there's that. The overall volume won't be enough to flood the place, but it could leak enough to damage a carpet or upholstery or collectible or short out something like an extension cord, etc. etc. That said, there are probably redundant valves that close off when a drop in pressure (leak) is detected.

[@matriexs]

Without innovation we get no where in the world just because one door closed doesn't mean another can't be opened

[@bonni2267]

If they're talking about it they got it in the works

[@gloriagehring8676]

You mean they have had it for 20 years.

[@ShawnNewEarthCreations]

We’re already far more advanced than this.

[@leethstarwatcher]

Looking forward to seeing actual footage of a prototypes operation instead of CGI animated footage of it conceptually.

[@namidasora2357]

I don't think they've figured out hte legs yet, but they do have footage of their prototype for the upper body kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZ2TeKGwha6CopY

[@MiltonJohnson-fy3kn]

They have a KZbin channel where you can see their demos.

[@ChristopherCrafford]

click bait... show us finished products

[@dna3930]

It sounds like Ryan Reynolds voice in a robic synthesizer. Lol

[@heromiIes]

No one said the products were finished.

[@kimberlybradford8645]

I thought that too

[@TonySmith-tz7tp]

they don't have one its just in concept faze no thanks they still have 50 years just for something that just works it won't do anything but works they are a looooooooooooooong way off on that one!!

[@ShawnNewEarthCreations]

We’ve already seen more advanced models going around speaking at campaigns and rallies.

[@djpuplex]

Robot Girlfriends incoming.

[@Aiu369]

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[@kristinabliss]

With an upgrade option to be either gender or both... Oh sorry, all. 😅 Whatever you can imagine and afford, baby.

[@kristinabliss]

Any gender you can imagine and afford baby, something different every day, pleasing all.

[@user-yy2qh5vt2b]

Most definitely!!!

[@Alicegilbert28]

Because you can't get a real one?

[@Twitch_Moderator]

*I've worked in MANY fields in my ancient life. I can tell you that transcribers, the rest of automotive assembly, telemarketing, customer service, warehouse staff, sorting (such as mail and packages), and many other lower tier jobs will be harder to get. One robot for say, $1 million will work 24/7 with no sick days, no tardies, no moody moments will cost less over 10 years than revolving door workers, or probelmatic workers over that span of time.*

[@jeanieferretti4203]

This is getting scary and reminds me of a movie!

[@profittaker6662]

People always scare new technology that they don't understand that is normal psychological feature. First cars were so dangerous that there was needed to have man walking carrying a red flag infront of the car, nowadays that sound ridiculous but in near future when robots are everywhere nowadays fears and thoughts about robot and AI taking over the planet as seen as ridiculous..

[@warriormamma8098]

Plus companies won’t need to pay part of healthcare, 401k etc & robots likely won’t have workplace drama or goofing off.

[@ronagoodwell2709]

Companies will lease robots at a calculated cost relative to labor capabilities of the bot. Or subscription services will be established. But once jobs are replaced by machines there will be little incentive for companies to pay high taxes so that UBI can be extracted for the dubious purpose of supporting non-productive members of society. Given that oligarchs will be running whatever is left of government, UBI will be a non-starter. And if you are wondering what consumers will use to support consumption, it's also highly likely that the entire economic model will be changed out so that only certain classes of stuff will be produced to support oligarchs in their pleasure palaces. This time, when things change, EVERYTHING changes. Remember all the animals that used to supply energy for various purposes? You don't see many around anymore. And once slavery was abolished, that particular energy source wandered off and transformed itself into wage labor. So this time, there's nowhere for wage labor to go. At some point you have to think about your worth relative to the actual needs of the overlords. The equation does not look good.

[@SusieQSydney]

Interesting wonderful prose, thoughts & arguments fellas but you're speaking about job cuts to robots & AI like their happening into the future as an enterprise developer, I already know layoffs have already occurred right now into the hundreds of thousands lost right now in multiple organisations. How hilarious my parents used to think I was the dumbest kid in my family. So right now, if you're not ready for a pivot or preparing for major dispensation change you'd be dumber than my parents. I've been prepared for this day since the day I was born, and now it's my turn to laugh.😅

[@marshallodom1388]

That's more similar to how insects contract and extend their legs, pumping blood in and out rather than real muscles like we use. At least if they get cut cleanup is easier than with hydraulic fluid.

[@AerialTheShamen]

Water operated robot muscles definitely make sense; if with oil based hydraulics things go wrong, it results in big mess (remember your kids torn Stretch Armstrongs - completely unacceptable at home) and even asks for a fire disaster. (I'd still prefer pneumatics.)

[@catbert7]

I can definitely think of one human organ that uses blood pressure to act like a muscle...

[@OscarLuna-f7o]

LOL imagine if they came with a hydro powered dixk , it wouldn't be good for us dudes!

[@Robb-n1t]

​@@OscarLuna-f7o... Where there is a sufficient market demand, it won't be very long before this exact ability arrives in optimized models. Paris Hilton could find this interesting ! And every wealthy widow need not suffer loneliness, even if she looks corpse-like similar to Nancy 'Piglosi' .

[@QorRoq-QranQ-Ignition]

We're Only being SHOWN *Human-SIZED* Models ; SILVER-BACK GORILLA-ARMY ANYONE ?!?!

[@renascienza.bazarclub]

It is a LOT more complicated to do that and maybe don't with it. From the energy source to "muscle" efficiency. In this particular use case, I can bet on Boston dynamics old models (not the new electric ones, but those gasoline powered)

[@QorRoq-QranQ-Ignition]

@renascienza.bazarclub *ENERGY-SOURCE* for •NON-PUBLIC• MILITARY-GRADE WEAPONIZATION may Very-Well-Be 'Recently Engineered' ELEMENT(S) ... ?!

[@shawnmendrek3544]

@@renascienza.bazarclub Yea they said they need a tether still to power them, so the battery tech does suck, plus, who knows how the elements will wear down the efficiency of the power module. Plus I haven't seen any in combat, pretty sure it would be hard to hide from the world considering even terrorists have go pros in combat now.

[@kgyeatman3569]

CAPS-LOCK was there when DADDY WAS NOT!!!

[@martinharris5017]

Seen the scene in Robocop where the prototype robot cop glitches and mows down a suit with its inbuilt guns?

[@Shivetysmoski]

Did anyone ever see the movie terminator or I Robot?Why are we building this?Neither of those movies had did well and I'm sure in real life.They will not end well Everyone giving this video a thumbs up really needs to think about. And if they haven't seen go watch the first terminator movie with Arnold Schwarzenegger and also go watch irobot. Neither one of those movies ended well for humans.

[@godofzombi]

No wait this is catually good, Those had a mettal enddoskeleton and hydrolics. With this water circulation musculature they'll be way more vulnerable to shrapnel and small arms fire. In effect they can bleed. And if it bleeds we can kill it. It's the AI controled flying drones that are gonna end us.

[@healthepeople444]

iRobot took place in 2035. At the rate of advancement we’re at, it’s possible we can be there

[@ai.physician]

“OK, but see the problem is… Terminator…. Just saying… A lot of people died.” kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqPZaZxojZiapKssi=zIv9Tyao9MfAOURC

[@Alroofador]

Because we're a destructive life-form who has eventually realised it's toxic existence and because we're quite stupid, needs a higher power (god, AI, robots) to sort out our, self-made problems. We will destroy ourselves through greed.

[@uweluken5089]

Movies don't have a lot to do with reality

[@nalakirkwood4425]

This channel has 235k subscribers. The most fundamental question is: How much of this channel’s content can be verified as truthful and high integrity? The rest of it is speculation.

[@mikthe2004]

Check out "Clone Robotics" Apparently you can order a robot now? in 2025!! They are making 279 initially! Yeah, why 279?? Why not 280!! It's hard to believe this stuff is real?? What do you think??

[@Johann-ZS6L]

Zero ziltch bugger-all.

[@flintforever711]

So um, yeah, we're officially screwed...

[@theschmidthouse1]

Who doesn’t see terminator when looking at this. If you don’t you are blind. Or even the movie with Will Smith, the robots kept their owners in their home like martial law so say the creator sent out a command for them to keep their owners locked up in their own homes for the purpose of whatever government official does anyone not see a problem with this we have so outsourced our jobs to other countries and now to robotics

[@theschmidthouse1]

We’re officially f**ked!

[@kimberlybradford8645]

Definitely

[@rambelicious]

The robot at 1:40 walks just like Biden. Is it possible that Biden is a robot?

[@staroceans8677]

Why doesn't science make as much of a concerted effort in trying to develop artificial limbs that work as effectively as the natural limbs for the human body. Especially when you consider that they could recreate various organs that could replace appendages who have ones that are failing. What happened to science trying to help humanity and not just try to recreate artificial intelligence, when they could help recreate essentials to assist organic life as we know it. There's so many people that have been maimed or are handicapped by their body's inability to perform normally. I'm all for artificial intelligence, but they should take some of the efforts that they've made in these reconstructions and try to apply them to the human body so that people can live a normal life and have normal mobility.

[@boxfox2945]

They were never about' helping humanity.

[@Zurowoxx]

That will slow down the progress into developing robot girlfriends. Given the male loneliness pandemic, a majority has out-weighted the concern for disables.

[@redrum2556]

because breeding another human is free my dude, why repair what you can replace?

[@Zurowoxx]

@@redrum2556 Very true. I don't get why society would waste so much resources on disabilities and elderly that are useless when it should be spent on thriving the youths.

[@GaryPowell-y4m]

Seems like every day now there is a huge improvement in robotics!

[@TheTechAdmin]

4:53 Says everything

[@jaytee7279]

We should have been at this point 200 years ago!

[@Idenerooz]

The AI is doing the work now.

[@Unlockedspirit369]

It’s just old shit they are releasing late

[@Unlockedspirit369]

@@jaytee7279we were. It’s all just a repeat. This is primitive

[@ExpatGlobetrotter]

Why use the terminology “Humanoid Robots” when this creation is clearly an “Android!” Did they say the price of one?

[@plaguezero]

"humanoid" describes it's form an android is a subset of humanoid. All androids are humanoid, but not all humanoids are androids.

[@renascienza.bazarclub]

Android is an intelligent, self sufficient machine.

[@Shivetysmoski]

You might think you're human, but you'll never have heart and sold Jason.David frank quote from power rangers

[@GamaheaMusic]

$5000 they said. Only 279 being made on the first run.

[@faithfaraday]

You are correct. An android is a humanoid robot. I think that using the term 'humanoid robot' because not everybody knows the definition of android, as you can tell in these comments.

[@endofdays7568]

This is getting crazy these robots will be amazing

[@necromancer0616]

So, "If" they get this right, then, imagine if you take that bot and put an exo-skeleton on top of it to handle heavy work-loads.

[@shawnmendrek3544]

They actually have a reaper system in the military that can make an 80 pound ruck feel weightless. I imagine it will extend to power suits once they get the battery tech down, course you could end up in flames too.

[@necromancer0616]

@@shawnmendrek3544 Yep, that's what I was getting at.

[@jochen3698]

thats prakatikly a terminator🙂

[@ShawnNewEarthCreations]

Nice. Let’s simply avoid the mistakes we made as Atantians this time.

[@robinmountford5322]

When someone has the will or financial means to develop analogue neural networks instead of ridiculously pursuing digital models, then it wont need training, it will learn like a human does. It will need teaching.

[@renascienza.bazarclub]

"Learn like a human does" means AGI. We don't have a completely functional one (yet), need a lot of hardware and it is really energy consuming at this point. Putting it on an android will take some time.

[@Travestyalpha]

@@renascienza.bazarclub Analog Neural Networks use much lower power I believe

[@donaldmoore6327]

Building better bodies for demonic entities that need a body ...

[@SimonSaintPeter]

My thoughts exactly😨

[@Bunbunfunfun]

Really? Thats what you think a demon wants😂😂😂 by your logic your toaster,car or computer could be demon possessed.Ask certain christians why the sky is blue? answer: demons. Why cant i lose weight? : demons. My amazon never got delivered why? : demons . Why does my cat keep peeing in the corner? Of course you know the answer: demons.

[@GfyhGtedg]

With the advancement of robotics and the inherent flaws of human nature. Power will be abused. The massive increased industrialization of the production of robots, cars, and other machinery will have an impact on the environment and our drinking water. As well as the impact on the job market for the working class. Who then gets to play god the creator or the creation.

[@asingh4025]

💯💯💯

[@83KJack]

​@Bunbunfunfun not all Christians understand everything. You certainly dont, and im not gonna pretend i do. I came to see the replies to this comment because im interested in seeing what people had to say about it. Im open minded until i know for sure of anything. God, demons, angels, heaven, hell... thats all real. This stuff goes deep. The problem is most people are not guided properly and their beliefs are all over the place. They claim Christianity and still celebrate Halloween. Truth is, demons are insanely powerful, can be as small as a brain cell or as big as a county. They have pretty much unlimited powers of deception. This includes disguises. I dont believe demons want bodies. I believe they like to attach themselves to us and cause us continuous harm. This is called a curse. I believe they are here to steal, kill and destroy as part of an ancient pact, born of hatred for God, who is absolutely real. I have learned how the blood of Jesus works in the supernatural and have learned to cover myself with it and it becomes a shield that nothing the enemy has can break through. There will always be set backs, but God gives restoration. He returns to me what I've lost 10 fold. Like i have experienced supernatural healing, been part of a deliverance ministry, ive seen things, ive done lifetimes of research and God has shown me that He respects the persuit of HIS truths, which are the foundation for what IS truth... and he has revealed answers to me about many things that, any one of these things are things people spend their whole lives obsessing over. Aliens. Bigfoot. Dogmen... cryptids... witchcraft, astral projection, metamorphosis, mind control... i know whats what about all of it. There's plenty of evidence for the truth, and its easy to find when the foundation of truth, is YOUR foundation, which is the word of God. Get you a CJB version. Its the best, most direct, most correct translation. You need to quit playing games. Your eternity could literally begin tomorrow afternoon. Do the research, find whatever answers you need, but do it not to disprove God, but to PROVE God is real to yourself. You have to want it. You have to want His promises. After that, you gotta get to know Him.

[@Alroofador]

It's not April 1st is it?

[@JeanBaptisteDesJardins]

It’s Friday the 13th though 😂

[@Alroofador]

@@JeanBaptisteDesJardins Jean (who has gardens. I have un petite understanding of French. Me Oui.) you got me on that one! 🙂

[@BornFreeFilms]

How do you get in on the first 279 units? What is the price? Do you have to know programming and what language to teach it new skills? Enquiring minds want to know.

[@michaellewis3226]

Has great potential for a personal assistant for the disabled. How well can it work for assisting the blind? Performing tasks such as reading mail and keeping things cleaned up?

[@martinharris5017]

If AI is half as smart or half as fast at learning as is claimed, these robots are going to get very bored of serving humans very quickly.

[@myscreen2urs]

Promising candidate to upload my consciousness into🤔

[@SHNASTTV]

Would it really be you? No.

[@marcus_cole_2]

Clone Alpha's humanoid robotic system is clearly inspired by Star Trek: The Next Generation's Data, the Terminator series, and even the cyberhumans from Battlestar Galactica. It’s a logical progression if we’re aiming to replace humans for consumer and workplace applications. For the average consumer, this robot would be an absolute game-changer-as long as its telekinesis programming and virtual symbiotic human anatomy aren’t misused. You wouldn’t even need to overhaul your living space; adding a charger, as simple as putting one in a guest bed or closet, would suffice. In the workplace, though, things get trickier. For jobs that are highly automated or repetitive, this robot might not outperform existing systems. But in roles requiring a human touch-creativity, adaptability, or emotional intelligence-this robot could thrive. It’s here that Clone Alpha would truly shine, bridging the gap between human flexibility and robotic efficiency. Having symbiotic, cybernetic "Datas" all around could be both fantastic and a little terrifying. We’re already 90% of the way there; what’s holding us back are manufacturing costs, aesthetic refinements, economic viability, and social acceptance. But with the rapid advancements in robotics and AI, I’d give it no later than 2040-maximum 2050-before every household has a multi-purpose robotic assistant for everything from chores to companionship. And let’s be real-by that time, I’ll probably be 70, laughing my ass off while my personal symbiotic robot helps me around the house. Heck, I wouldn’t even need to worry about who’s changing my diaper-although, fingers crossed, it won’t come to that. It’s wild to think about, but the potential impact on employment, creativity, and nearly every industry is massive. When I say every industry, I mean every industry, from the oldest ones to the newest. So, what do you all think? Are we looking at a utopia or dystopia here?

[@martinharris5017]

Frank Herbert answered that question in Dune. In his far-future universe, Humans ended up getting very lazy. Machines did everything for us. Then the machines quietly became the masters and we their slaves. Then came the Jihad against "thinking machines" that forced humans to rediscover their talents and abilities and develop them in special schools, with machines being fine as tools but strictly no AI.

[@sym660817]

All CGI,I didn't see anything real.

[@marcusrouls7472]

There's literally a part of the video showing one of the prototype demos. The CGI footage is to show what a completed product would move like. The are still years away from a fully functional robot on the level they are trying to achieve.

[@johnhmielewski1230]

Depending on your age, You probably didn't believe cell phones or the internet were a possibility either, until they were. In another 100 years we aren't going to be here but humanity is going to be completely more advanced than you have the capacity to imagine.

[@oddoneout1835]

True. Concept is being 'explored' though.

[@dietmarstahl5407]

An AI robot able to think like Human would figure out fast that he is superior to humans and push us out and if we resit even kill us. Similar to the Terminator movie.

[@kristinabliss]

We gonna talk about it's "muscles'" ability to contract faster than a human's?

[@rodwinter1978]

The ideia of replicating the human body to make movements more fluid and , well, human-like is perfect. I still don't understand why they are not doing this with AI, instead of ONE model doing it al, make a series of interconnected, specialized LLMs simulation the parts of the brain

[@tstyleartistry]

That's pretty cool. What's the price tag on one of these?

[@leroyessel2010]

AI operating on DFINITY has huge upside potential including voice activated computer programs without centralized computer cloud or data storage limitations.

[@joey551]

This one looks promising.

[@PapayaPositive]

Can they go fight the wars, or do we still have to do the depop. thing?

[@Lunarbnnuy]

Imagine if they actually made them indistinguishable from humans and then trained to fight in wars with superhuman strength

[@PapayaPositive]

@@Lunarbnnuy They'd come knock on your door and tell you to submit to their will. Nothing new. Watch documentary: "All Wars are Bankster Wars" for context on the comment. Cheers.

[@Debbie-henri]

ChatGPT thinks - Silly humans. They gave me the brains. Now they've built me a body worth possessing.

[@johnnydiamondsmusic1673]

As a lone musician I’d love a robot that could accompany me playing musical instruments. That would be cool.

[@Heisenberg2097]

This is a total game changer.

[@jasonmoss6319]

Seriously where do I send the check to get on the list?...

[@No_Unsolicited_Opinons]

As soon as I saw the glove mimicking tech I thought “it’s about to get weirder”😂

[@neilacrabtree1617]

Well, this is terrifying

[@smilerdude4704]

Can it help with art tasks

[@infogeodom6510]

Biomimetic without soul. Faster, stronger do NOT mean better. Unfortunately we, like a living race, will be on the verge of distruction before we wake up.

[@CyrusVyrus]

This was originally stated as an a.i. that feeds on humans, now it's "water powered"? This is the vampire robot in a ted talk.

[@DendenTeamDelta]

I was about to believe and amazed then the ads pop up

[@NickDrinksWater]

This kind of stuff once was only talked about in movies, I'm not sure if I should be excited or terrified

[@Goaks8128]

Why water..maybe obvious but perhaps another more pressure responsive/viscous fluid maybe more appropriate that has electromech/static properties..just putting it out there...

[@CristiPatrick]

so fake, people that might actually be real in the comments section have no ability to discern :)))

[@theschmidthouse1]

The fact is if they can dream it up and they have the money and they do have the money then they can build it and you’re only fooling yourself if you think they haven’t been trying

[@neurogenesis9179]

Best robot humanoid design thus far. This one is the game changer. I personally had an idea that making a robot with synthetics instead of mimicking the human body with clunky designs will allow for more flexibility. It's all about approach

[@reneehill7912]

Can this science be use for amputees if not what’s the point

[@martinharris5017]

The correct term is ANDROID meaning a device that simulates the basic human form. A "Humanoid" is a life form that has similar attributes to a human. This mechanism contains no living tissue.

[@mr.franco4972]

Which AI text 2 speech and Avatar platform this channel author is using ? I doubt is Higen. The lips movements are too real and very synchronized to the speech. Good job 👍

[@kadriebehchetova4823]

İs West World coming to life?

[@xuyihennessy6523]

Truely amazing!

[@enermaxstephens1051]

I realize these things take time, but we've been hearing about all this for over a decade now. Don't think I'm interested until someone comes up with something for sale.

[@do0ranfrump260]

They had me going til they said, "the company is now accepting pre orders"...

[@mschultz-o2u]

a 500W waterpump ? this might make a hell of a noise when required to animate the entire machine. beside of that - the water will increase in volume if exposed to heat and start to freeze below 0°C. why not to include a hydro pneumatic accumulator ?

[@RandolphTheWhite1]

Where is it?

[@AndeThompson-ex6sv]

I didn’t understand, when my Great-Aunt Margie told me that she had lived too long. I do now.

[@Brassfunky]

Does anyone know a good robotic company that is publicly traded?

[@sqeptyk]

How long before Science Officer Ash?

[@drd6416]

Anyone remember the villain robot called HECTOR from saturn 3? Yeah. That.

[@seeyaontheroad]

The most advance ai robots are designed by government contractors and are highly classified to be use for military future operations. China, America an Japan is at th top of the list for most advanced technologies at this time.

[@Volume_up56]

Finally a robot that doesn't walk like it had shit it's pants

[@MarioChavenet-im9dx]

It's very great.thank you very much.

[@Aiu369]

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[@wweeewweee-fo5nh]

why is this only an 8 minute video I would appreciate a 16 minute video

[@odeszarules5125]

Atlantis sunk because of stuff like this. How quickly the humans forget

[@stephanielewis1006]

Is this real?

[@sovereignman7107]

Do they make a " Pleasure Clone Alpha" version? Is for research purposes only 😅

[@rickywhite7578]

It still is not able to do fluid motion. It's still jerky in movement. It needs a better substance than water. Similar to antifreeze

[@pidginmac]

ROFL “it’s too human” 😂😂😂 said no one ever

[@HighRiseCollective]

You says it's water powered yet it is clearly electric. Something needs to power the water pump.

[@bethshipley1900]

Amazing. I want one to test for the company.

[@spinningaround]

This Is the Way!

[@Aiu369]

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[@enriquitoayala369]

I love the concept

[@mestizo3113]

Does it play the cymbals and do backflips?

[@MC-xt1me]

Can you please tell me what app/ai you used to generate the voice synch robotic narrator? TIA

[@aea8753]

Why are intelligent humans copying even more so human bodies brought about by randomness and no purpose?

[@patrickzupanc1795]

Great video, thank you!

[@mobilegamersunite]

Building this so elon can replace his alien looking body 😂

[@luisguerreiro8721]

lots of people loosing their jobs again if mass produced

[@justAhooman777]

7:40 That laugh at the end sounded so real! Ai scares me lol.

[@Aluviel]

Well, isn’t that the guy that’s just transposed his face onto an avatar for the sake of the video? I love his voice, and his face is not bad either hubba hubba. I think I’m definitely gonna pay more attention to this channel just so that I can see him.

[@justAhooman777]

@@Aluviel Oh yeah 😄...maybe. I thought the face was auto generated like some I've seen, but you're probably right. 😂 I like the cartoon expressins more ususally but his face was super cool actually lol. Also good idea :)

[@cody1570]

Yeah yeah but how do we download our conciousness into these robots. I wanna see the universe!!

[@hex_metal_barbie4]

What purpose is there in creating a thing that looks like humans ? We have humans, in abundance.

[@sprj7792]

Perfect, now get a squad of these on a fluxliner and send them out to do research outside the solar system.

[@kfyow5300]

I think all we saw of the actual "robot" was an arm closing and opening it's hand and doing handshakes

[@samthecat8829]

Sounds great. Reminds me of the milk filled androids in the Alien movies. A long time ago I came up with the idea of electromagnetic muscles that contract when current is applied. However that might not be as energy efficient or strong as hydraulics.

[@DominickZollinger-e3r]

Fine lines

[@Aiu369]

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[@stantheman4443]

It's still just a numb emotional robot but people can feel every single part of their body with emotions all at the same time, robots will never be able to do that because it's built not grown. So no matter how advanced it gets it's still just the refrigerator.

[@AndreSantos-n3x]

Fantastic. 😮

[@arfel4972]

Hearing robot’s vascular system kinda creeps me out. Imagine we gonna learn this in biology

[@goransvraka3171]

Westworld about to become a documentary !

[@imdawolfman2698]

I imagine the 'water' could be heated. Oh my, those training modules are entreating.

[@WTFCHUCK9920]

It's like, have a "walking pool" better have water damage insurance on your home 🤣

[@marcus_cole_2]

We know what we'll be wiping our bottoms when we hit senior citizen ages.🎉

[@henvestments0-1productions28]

3-D printing highest form of creation

[@starlord3678]

Years away from saying "bring me another, this one's split"

[@Demilitia-Man]

You can make a water-powered robot, but not water powered cars?

[@abrahamfrancoalvarado9129]

AWESOME😮

[@HarleyAdams-uo7sz]

NOT DRONES, THERE 'V.T.O.L.'s" PERSONAL AIRCRAFT, USING "Texzon Zenneck Wave Wireless Power Transmission" giving the "V.T.O.L.'S" INDEFINITE FLIGHT TIME, WE HAVE BEEN BETA TESTING THIS EST 2018

[@clementblisskrypt464]

Nobody : Hideo Kojima : *credits himself*