All New Honda Asimo 2018 at the USA Science and Engineering Festival

[@floydjohnson7888]

When I first saw an ASIMO, I thought, "It looks like a small astronaut".

[@mariaortega2951]

Me roo

[@mariaortega2951]

But then I saw the eyes

[@mariaortega2951]

It's so cool

[@ThatMaskedOne]

Floyd Johnson ,same

[@LukeGB003]

I think it does too

[@StarwarsHalofreak]

Growing up in the 90s, I was a huge fan of Honda's robots, and I remember their robots looking more and more different and more advanced with each new incarnation over the span of half a decade, then came Asimo in 2000. I was psyched. I wondered where it'd go next. Then came Gen 2 Asimo in 2005, but since then, besides tweaks, adjustments and very subtle upgrades, you have to admit that there doesn't seem to have been any major groundbreaking developments since then. It's like Honda's reached the end of the road with Asimo. *EDIT* I also just learned at the last minute that Honda retired Asimo just a few months after this demonstration, and may be focusing on a whole new model. I really wonder where they'll go with it next.

[@AndresRuiz2035]

Atlas Boston Dynamics

[@jesusanguian0]

PARKOUR

[@yannjodry7917]

Another ugly Hyundai (yep, since last year) robot having ties with the US army? I hope not.

[@NarutoDora]

They saw I,Robot movie and Detroit becomes Human game so they are scared to develop advanced Robots

[@aaaaeeeeffffeeeekkkkssss]

Don't forget in 2011 ASIMO got hydraulic powered joints and sensors in his fingers. Making it able to open a water bottle for example and handle a paper cup without squishing it.

[@hunterreed5453]

Asimo looks like it accidentally crapped its pants and is running with a full load in its trousers lol

[@AndysTechGarage]

You may want to edit this later when the robots take over the world!!! :- ) :- )

[@kandysman86]

AndysTechGarage ha ha

[@PaulLemars01]

Asimo doesn't have rolling hips so it can't swing it's body over it's supporting legs like a human. therefore it has to have a short gait like a chimpanzee. Hence walking around looking like it just crapped itself.

[@airindiana]

Paul Le Mars nice

[@VerisimilitudeDude]

Paul Le Mars Then maybe they should finally give it some...

[@michaelsong5555]

As someone who did a bit of robotics in his youth, this is incredibly impressive. My team made it so that a humanoid robot can climb a rope, but even that was ridiculously challenging.

[@AndysTechGarage]

We still have troubles with line following bots! 🤣😂

[@100percentweem]

I met Asimo many years ago when I was a kid at one of these events. At the time, he was considered one of the most advanced robots. During the demonstration, he had a conversation and (amongst other things) managed to serve drinks. It was very impressive. I thought he was the most lovely little robot and wanted to be his friend. Asimo is so cute and endearing, i’m so happy they’ve still kept him going and are continually making improvements. We love you Asimo ❤️🤖

[@AndysTechGarage]

We think Asimo is still one of the most advanced robots out there but Honda has cancelled the program and they are not developing it further. Sad

[@Schmidty030]

A mile in 11 minutes? Hell, he's better than half the kids at a high school level.

[@learkingofalbion8520]

Amazing progress during the 7 years since I last saw Asimo's prior incarnation. Good work!!

[@spaceindian700]

progress for Humanity I think not.

[@pedrokantor3997]

What progress? It is still walking up stairs and kicking a ball, like it did decades ago. If there's any progress it's so incremental that it's negligible. After 20 years and decades more working on it, there's still no commercial version for sale. Couldn't be used for the Fukushima power plant, useless during covid, when is Asimo ever gonna be used for anything aside from tech demos like a dancing monkey? At least a lot has been learned from Asimo, but he will be a stepping stone displayed at a museum like the many failed plane designs that came before the Wright Brothers. Plus Honda abandoned this project so it didn't seem like they saw much progress either.

[@dineshjaiswal2011]

One of my favourite robot Asimo. You are great Asimo. Your functions is fantastic.

[@oreo_8433]

I was told to take notes on this video here is what I have •runs like me •walks like an old person •is not really like a human •sounds like an anime boy in English dub Hope that’ll do the job

[@EndermanPierce]

This comment is severely underrated

[@UnicornAnitmations]

Just looking at him makes my knees ache. I want to shout “STRAIGHTEN YOUR LEGS!” At him

[@alduswong]

I think the Asimo project established a humaniod robot legend of Japanese robots since 1986. The 2018 asimo looks very mature since robot P1, P2 and P3, even the 2000 Asimo. It shows the optimized movment and respond time. I think it is very impressive. Boston dynamics robots are foundamentally a set of different robots, which shows a lot of break through. However they are newer generation, Boston Dynamics robots should not be mixed up with Honda Asimo. Asimo already reach its goal. We should appriciate the hard work of pioneers put in to this project which ends up with such a friendly human like robot.

[@shinhyomin4807]

The "New" Asimo can now dab! Everybody claps in cringe.

[@rjaxxxas]

This is a 2013 model, the last model.

[@ThatMaskedOne]

Everybody : SO VERY IMPRESSIVE

[@paulstovall3777]

An absolutely astounding piece of machinery. Just the computational advances alone required to allow it to operate so quickly and precisely are amazing. One has to wonder how many ergometers this thing uses to determine its' orientation. Visual analysis, hearing, interpretation of language.... etc.. I wonder as to its' battery life between charges.Can it plug itself into a power source when in need of recharge? One thing I don't find really impressive is the over expression with the arms as this takes up tremendous amounts of computational power and further shortens battery life. Sign language is fine and dandy but I'd prefer to see that processing be put to better use in the way of task performance. All in all, excellent engineering.

[@toshivid]

ASIMO is a made in Japan robot, which I'm proud of it as a Japanese!

[@Something_Disgusting]

Chin chow

[@guppy13]

@Tidder T google used to own it but they sold it to a japanese company in 2017

[@name6440]

What's?🤔 any explanation

[@lazorplayz4556]

asimo looks like an astronaut

[@JJ-ge8re]

I love Asimo program. It's one of a kind. I believe it will come back sometimes in the future to contribute for its good use.

[@stephintheatre6335]

Wow the Japanese are so smart, what amazing robot they created, it feels so real

[@NicB-Creations]

Meanwhile Boston Dynamics Atlas is doing parkour.

[@r.m8146]

Yeah, but I think asimo's movements are smoother.

[@zeusmc.8662]

And yet no live demonstrations. Asimo's stance shows robotics is difficult and moving slowly. Peoples opinions show our ability not to be fooled by slick editing is growing at an ever slower pace!

[@Dexduzdiz]

🤣😂

[@lightishredgummi9654]

sure but what else can it do? atlas is extremely advanced in just one area while Asimo is very advanced in many areas. also, Asimo is kinda meant to do tasks around a home, that means it needs to be more gentle and slower while also maintaining great precision, adapting to both the environment and the items it will be interacting with. it doesn't exactly need to leap over a log and just keep barreling through obstacles.

[@bobhunter5356]

Asimo is a civilian service robot. Atlas will almost certainly be military service, even though “the us military has expressed no interest” LOL

[@robertfrench7336]

The coolest robot on the planet.

[@konradpetek8359]

Vsaka vam čast, super ste !!! Srečno novo leto 2023 vam vsem želiva Konrad Konrad in moja ženka Zofka !!!!!

[@jcrockoo7]

If I owned Asimo. I would immediately put it to work cleaning the house from top to bottom! Get my drinks!

[@shinx6668]

John Peltrau that's what a wife is for

[@jesusanguian0]

So it is not mean. The wife would break up if he does it to much but Asimo would do it all.

[@fnta7775]

@@shinx6668 no

[@Bikerboythousand]

Great camera work. We nearly saw everything.

[@Sophies09Mommy]

Although ASIMO cannot stand straight yet, it is very intelligent and functional. I only hope that it won't take over the world one day.

[@Gootsffrida]

I used to be amazed by this robot when it was the very first of its kind. I’m sad to see that it hasn’t progressed significantly over the years. Take a look at Boston Dynamics’ Atlas humanoid. This thing does back flips and can run circles around Asimo.

[@skiran69]

Asimo is fully autonomous, answers questions and is designed to help aging people with dementia. It's tryna be house assistant.

[@oskahuxley6322]

@@skiran69 Wow do you really think it is? This is all choreographed.

[@Rob_2002_NCAA_Champion]

@@skiran69 You can’t be this stupid lol.

[@carmichaelmoritz8662]

👍. I'm disabled and this ai would greatly improve my life

[@AndysTechGarage]

Good point. A lot of families could use a robot with Asimo's level of dexterity.

[@Funkywallot]

Asimo is a computer with advanced voice recognition and programmed vocal reaction. Its a computer . The REAL achievements here, folks, is in the good ol´mechanics. This is a Robot that craves immense maintenance of ALL mechanic properties . The achievement of this special form of being is ALL down to advanced low tech complex machinery . In terms of reliability regarding asimo´s functionality , it would be ALL in the hands of special highly trained mechanics to keep this piece of .... working.

[@KuraSourTakanHour]

Imagine Asimo fusing with Boston Dynamica Atlas. Asimatlas! the most advanced bipedal robot that combines their best features, and sounds like a cool gods name too

[@bug6141]

I just may draw that

[@OhFookinELL]

Asimo is the most advanced robot I've seen so far.

[@dasokumarie8633]

Asimo is the og ai Honestly, ASIMO is my favorite robot and i am going to make it my goal to meet it. someday, asimo. someday

[@arx3516]

Maybe in a few year it will be mass produced and sold to the public.

[@Harious1984]

Very smooth action, just like animation

[@chanbin1755]

I feel like Boston and Honda's going different ways here - yeah ASIMO hasn't changed much in years, but it's not a fair comparison. Just like how Apple produces phone-like tablets and Microsoft with computer-like tablets, Boston is going for industrial, adjusting to harsh environmental situations robots while Honda is going for humanoids that interact with people and mimic how we look.

[@Something_Disgusting]

I don't look like I need to take a shit 24/7.

[@dineshpatra8241]

Thank You

[@tonymind308]

10 years after, asimo still kicks a ball, and walks the stairs...

[@Max_Weight]

I think you're not realising building a robot is not easy at all. Have you seen where Honda came from and where they are right now? It's insane how sophisticated Asimo is.

[@rjaxxxas]

They secretly spent 25 years perfecting bipedal motion, before they had their first prototype..

[@xsuploader]

its not there yet this had 57 degrees of freedom. To move like a person you need more like 360. Itll be 30 years before we get there.

[@raydosson2025]

They should've had Asimo do the robot dance. 😂😂

[@AndysTechGarage]

Too funny!!!

[@streamofawareness]

Asimo is so adorable! :D

[@AndysTechGarage]

Indeed!! Kids loved the show. One of the most popular spots at the Science & Engineering Festival

[@streamofawareness]

I love how he looks like a little astronaut, ya know? I can envision a future where Asimo provides assistance for disabled people with things like eating, retrieving and opening mail, opening and closing doors and ensuring the house is securely locked up at night or when people leave, and that's just basic stuff. Who knows how smart he'll be in 20 more years? :)

[@olarewajuibukunoluwa4293]

That's one hell of a robotic dance...😂😂😂😂😂

[@AndysTechGarage]

LOL!!! Thank you

[@DadandSonBowling]

Basically robot programs depend on its objectives: asimo, for example is for household chores, while boston dynamics are for military purposes 👍😉

[@truck-kun4010]

no, but it would clearly be cool if Asimo could do parkour

[@heart316tv7]

Andytec nice robot wowow. Good to see you and your channel. New house mate here. God bless you and your family.

[@AndysTechGarage]

Thank you

[@omkarbhede1887]

2020 : Robots dancing, humans clapping 2050 : Humans dancing, Robots clapping

[@RFjet]

omega lol

[@Opscury]

at first i was like "this is the same exact garbge can i saw 10 years ago", but then i noticed it isn't as loud as an apache helicopter anymore and doesnt stand and thing for a minute before doing any action, nice progress

[@erikandersson1647]

Amazing! And at this blistering pace, in about 300 years it might be capable of doing something useful! But let's not get ahead of ourselves.

[@kooshikoo6442]

More like 5 years, where do you get 300 years from??

[@pingpong9656]

Erik Andersson This thing looks like more like a head ache then help around the home.

[@kuriousitykat]

actually the pace of progress has been swift. 10 years ago half the size and can move more easily. Another 10 years they will be not far from appearing on our streets.

[@jollyswagman4714]

Asimo was almost exactly the same back in 2006.

[@humanoid-robotics]

Erik Andersson you are a fool, you lack a firm grip on reality.

[@lignow9762]

Japan has invested in education 20 years ago. Now they are far ahead of the rest of the planet.

[@AndysTechGarage]

So true!

[@davadh]

That Telsa Bot demo was trash compare to this

[@AndysTechGarage]

Asimo was built and designed for this show as research and development was still ongoing. I agree with your point but if you look at the early Honda unveiling it looks very similar. 🙏

[@surferdude7315]

This shits on teslas robot

[@surferdude7315]

@@AndysTechGarage even worse, tesla is where honda was in the 1980's

[@gigiosos1044]

Drink game: watch this video with your friends and take a shot every time you hear "asimo"

[@AndysTechGarage]

🤣😂🤣😂

[@Emily-ql2nq]

If that robot throws a whoa I will die 😂😭😂

[@kidleylebeau1583]

Me tooo

[@abledrawz6743]

It would be really cool if these guys and Boston Dynamics collaborated together. They both have Pros but they also have cons. Boston Dynamics Works well in the diversity of robots for different tasks. But some are quite noisy and have more a jagged move ment. While these guys Only focus on Asimo and is for the home (while boston dynamics makes them for more than just home) and Asimo walks smoothly. Both need improvements which they are always working on. If they collaborated they could possibly make an even better robot. Although it probably won't happen and it may be difficult if they have different ways to make them. I love both because they make their robots look more like robots than trying to make them look like humans. Both Boston Dynamics and Honda have such good robots I cant wait to see how what they do in the future!

[@BananononJakuzure]

Its unfortunate really. A lot of our problems could be solved more easily or quickly with that kind of collaboration. Or maybe not. Idk but it would he awesome to see.

[@CroLarus]

They completely shut him down is so heartbreaking.

[@criptik5208]

no, why you think that

[@glenngoodale1709]

Truly enjoying your videos, very well done

[@AndysTechGarage]

Thank you! You are too kind!

[@mornepretorius208]

The robot in blue shirt also very fluid in its mechanics

[@syedashipa123]

his walking and running is so cute

[@AndysTechGarage]

💯💯💯

[@pinyatheactivist]

His movements are so smooth that it’s getting scary

[@AndysTechGarage]

True!

[@hasanistekli9897]

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[@truck-kun4010]

Asimo is walking up stairs while the atlas is doing parkour

[@TechCoreDuo]

Boston dynamics is kicking Honda’s butt. Although the hand and finger movements are interesting

[@AndysTechGarage]

Many are saying this but ignore the type of robot Asimo is and the fact that it was in many ways the basis for a lot of the research and inspiration that went into all biped robots that followed on his footsteps. We love Boston Dynamics and have visited their facility. Atlas and Spot are undoubtedly stronger, better machines but Asimo was the first in a time when building it was simply impossible for others.

[@isrv]

Hurray for Asimo! :D

[@mahiragaming3018]

Love from india asimo👏👏

[@AndysTechGarage]

Love from USA also!!

[@revelationtrain7518]

More lifelike than Boston dynamic's bulky, noisy and abit clumsy robots. Asimo is underrated

[@AndysTechGarage]

100%

[@eugenejonathan6951]

the next ASIMO will have a mind of it's own

[@jasonwings2967]

We used to think robots were a good idea, until they gained control, it was like nothing we could have ever imagined at the time

[@not_riley]

Jason Wings should we come with you if we want to live, John?

[@karthick86c]

In a way the development and the competition offered by atlas spelled the end for our dear ASIMO. But I have enormous respect for ASIMO as it represents the best humanoid robot of its time.

[@AndysTechGarage]

I doubt that Atlas was a reason behind the cancellation. Honda was invested heavily in this and probably inspired many others to build and create but the end game for most of the companies in the field doesn't deliver a profit. SoftBank just sold a majority of their shares in Boston Dynamics to Hyundai for the same reason. The question is, how much is a robot like this to an end user and what would be the price you would be willing to pay for a companion robot with limited abilities?

[@karthick86c]

@@AndysTechGarage Yeah. You are right! The US government should fund such protects. It is a pity when the government can spend 700 billion dollars a year on defense but cannot spare a couple of hundred millions for projects like these!

[@karthick86c]

@@AndysTechGarage Do not quote me on this. But I remember reading somewhere Honda themselves quoted the competition from Atlas as one of the reasons for not continuing the ASIMO project further.

[@angelinarobert622]

ASIMO could play nurse to Coronavirus infected patients and deliver medicines to them like the antiviral Tamiflu. Or antibiotics like Floriquins like Cipro which is really strong stuff. As well as clean up Fukushima's nuclear power plant. ASIMO could also help Japan with it's depopulation problem. Think about it Honda.

[@bmw328igearhead]

Flaw with using them for radiation. You can't shield one from the gamma rays and still have it move nicely. Gamma radiation, from a blown core, will fuck the electronics on the molecular level. Exactly like Chernobyl. Robot might work, but will be irreparably damaged in short order. Not to mention its now radioactive. Chill with your doctors suggestions. You're very likely not a doctor. Or anyone with real medical knowledge.

[@nonprogaming3805]

Wow Asimo is very good in robotic dance

[@AndysTechGarage]

🕺🕺🕺

[@taichungmonk3642]

I'm jealous. I wish I had a robot just as big.

[@bethisgg5653]

So this little dude will take over the world?

[@spencereng]

Asimo needs a jetpack.

[@lilieb3606]

There’s my boy! He’s grown up so fast!

[@AlphaCentauri24]

They seem to have deliberately made some of the Asimov's movements a little dorky so people laugh at Asimov rather than feel threatened.

[@robott6696]

Isaac asimov?

[@SHAZZZZZA]

Also making it the height of a child with a child like voice

[@Unbrickme]

@@SHAZZZZZA why don't companies ever make a normal 6ft tall robot? why do they always make dwarves?

[@rjaxxxas]

@@Unbrickme Honda wanted a compqct design. The original prototypes P1, P2, P3... Were over 6.5ft in height and their centre of gravity and weight could of been a danger. This is also a This is a 2013 model, the last model.

[@scotcheeP]

@@Unbrickme for easier access in homes and office...he's a service robot for simple purposes..we don't need a giant robot for pushing carts and tightening bolts..

[@jorgezarco9269]

Watch me bust a move. If your parents love you, they'll buy you "Tobor".

[@mhounshel2304]

I’m learning about this in school

[@davidl9232]

I friggin love this thing. I know I'll never be able to afford one. But who knows, maybe there'll be contest to enter, to possible win one.

[@CM6774]

Can it stand up straight?

[@Rk.751]

just one kick needed on its ass-hole to make it stand straight😂😂

[@ahmadqadir1352]

Its hard to balance an upright robot

[@sumitborse]

@@Rk.751 😂😂😂😂

[@blobnation8457]

CM6774 SQUAT RUN

[@ThatMaskedOne]

Good one

[@matthewfivefortyfourbible5870]

I want a robot to hand wash my dishes and put some of them in the dishwasher every day, three times a day. That’s all I am dreaming about. If I could get a robot to do this, my lifestyle would improve 100%.

[@PULSTARUnboxing]

Honda took like 30 years of development to reach this level, while Boston Dynamics pass it in like 10.

[@slowlee8849]

i know it's a robot but it's just too adorable i wanna hug it lol

[@GH-uo9fy]

Atlas by boston dynamics still seems more advanced. Asimo seems very brittle and much more prone to damage, they also need to demonstrate robustness and tolerance to robot abuse. Not to mention atlas can do back flips and run on outdoor terrains. They need to emulate human tendons and muscle to add more dexterity and flexibility than rigid mechanical pivots.

[@TheRealGears]

Atlas is designed to be a military grade badass who will kill literally anything and everything terminator style. Asimo is a little robo lad who will fetch your coffee and sort your papers. it's like comparing apples and oranges. Asimo seems to be built for white collar roles, and Atlas for blue collar and skilled labor. that's just my opinion on the matter.

[@Something_Disgusting]

@@TheRealGears You meant to say it's like comparing "Apple and Microsoft."

[@luuk341]

ATLAS is a research platform for developing and further improving bipedal locomotion and operations. It serves no other purpose than that and is EXTREMELY well done for thaf specific purpose. Honestly ATLAS is one of the coolest things I have ever seen. But those are features that ASIMO, a service robot, does not need to have. ASIMO has interaction capabilities, super dextrous hands and all sorts of measures that make it safe foe use around humans. ATLAS and ASIMO cannot be directly compared as they serve completely different purposes. Both Honda and Boston Dynamics should instead be praised for the incredible robots they havw both created and the andvancements they brought to the world of advanced robotics

[@frolic63]

I just love him

[@AndysTechGarage]

So do we!!

[@alijoyce2169]

Can he backflip tho?

[@AndysTechGarage]

Not yet! That would be Boston Dynamix

[@petfashi.c0m672]

It's not necessary to asimo. Coz Honda's purpose is to put asimo as a home helper specially for handicaps and old people

[@philipward7846]

Boston Dynamics

[@waddefaq4325]

Imagine if honda team work together with boston dynamic, and google ai. =T100. Skynet confirm.

[@MrDisgruntledGamer1]

Asimo still doing the same thing 10 years later yet Atlas came about 5 years ago and is already doing fucking backflips get the fuck out honda stick to doing cars

[@owl9130]

As long as it looks more robot than human, I will think its cute.

[@AndysTechGarage]

Good point

[@kd1s]

I wonder - how long does Asimo's battery pack last?

[@alenev0031]

Why does Asimo's arms swing so little when running? It is natural for the arms to freely swing when a person is running. Asimo walks and runs like a burglar! LOL!! The new Asimo's movements are a lot more natural and human like. Kudos !

[@ZerofeverOfficial]

Boston Dynamics just sipping their tea

[@49jazuman]

How does this benefit humanity?

[@jeffwalls2871]

Mass produce!...send to Mars and start building stuff

[@quantumrain4774]

You might want to reconsider sending atlas, handle, and spot instead of this turd for that kind of task

[@Khenfu_Cake]

@@quantumrain4774 Atlas is very good at mobility but unfortunately not much else. ASIMO was capable of performing complex tasks besides being able to move around well. I'd love to see a combination of ASIMO's multipurpose problem solving and decision making and Atlas's mobility and movement in one robot.

[@dmcoxfree]

How cute showing us more desensitizing of the children and to better implement your future of cooperate exploitation of humanity. Good job.

[@fantah8712]

He looks like me walking to get me a snack at 2 in the morning lol

[@fnnyanda5993]

Definitely, Asimo is so Extra superior.Nice one.

[@masprassaja3818]

Boston dynamics is like for an army, an this for citizen.

[@centreforwardpracticalengl3211]

I hope Asimo the robot coming to malaysia one day.

[@james-ee3lc]

dance starts at 10:00

[@EnDSchultz1]

Asimo is such an antiquated design. I can’t believe they’re still demoing it and still haven’t produced something that can operate in the real world.

[@kristianmorris9738]

Can you make him look like Astro Boy? Ha ha.

[@stevenshiller1600]

ASIMO is my future.

[@sschaem]

When is the scheduled cage fight with Atlas ?

[@Rupaka111]

Really lov it ,,, 👍

[@AndysTechGarage]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@mcsdaver]

Cool robot, I wish they were for sale at a good price. Sadly they are not for sale at all.

[@ырырырырыры-я1е]

So cool!

[@AndysTechGarage]

Thank you

[@orionconner00]

But can it pass Boston Dynamics *Torture Test* ? 😝

[@kimmoou1]

Prob (definitely) not. The balance hasn't probably been tested by pushing ASIMO around or so, so it's prob gonna just fall over everytime (and if they haven't compensated for that, even have hardware malfunctions)

[@labradormcgraw]

Unbelievable. Absolutely unbelievable.

[@RaijinPhoto]

Sadly Honda cancelled the program this year to focus on Exo-skeletons instead... Love you Asimo!

[@thornbird6768]

That’s a shame , I love Asimo 🥲

[@JM-yv8xs]

"Greetings, I am the A.W.E.S.O.M.-O 4000"