Artificial Muscles Robotic Arm Full Range of Motion + Static Strength Test (V11)

[@hacksmith]

So awesome!!!

[@lepmuhangpa]

Oh, I knew you guys would be around.

[@CloneRobotics]

OMG, thanks guys!

[@darksunrise957]

New intern? ;)

[@arnestashiom.4018]

@@darksunrise957 more like hacksmith is interning for them

[@rwosu]

interms of intern we have no intern

[@seanquaint3258]

I’ve been an amputee for 52 years. I’ve used some type of prosthetic arm for a lot of that time. This is perhaps the coolest, most jaw dropping demo I’ve seen ever. Well done!

[@bruninhohenrri]

imagine if we could achieve brain control, and plug to that thing, it's almost a new fully functional arm

[@altaris6593]

Carbon fiber + glass fiber+ epoxy= lightweight artificial bones for artificial limbs

[@Sylas-bs2pp]

​@@bruninhohenrriUnfortunately linking it to the brain might be the hardest step. It's extremely difficult to open (and close) the brain safely, much less communicate with it seamlessly.

[@CryptolockerMD]

@@Sylas-bs2pp i think what we will see first (and pretty sure already being developed) are the existing robot prosthetics that read existing muscle movements, being super enhanced with AI. They can already do some impressive stuff, but if the limbs were context aware, it would give the user so much more control.

[@danielnovy8397]

​​​@@bruninhohenrriit's been done. Look up video from Michigan engineering. Called RPNI neural interface.

[@MikaelMurstam]

Makes you appreciate biology even more. Our muscles are completely silent with great strength and agility. Still this is impressive work. I think this is the path forward for prosthetics.

[@SurprisedSniper420]

i thought the same thing

[@LukeLane1984]

Muscles aren't completely silent. Put your ear to the bottom of your forearm, and then clench your fist really hard, then completely release, then clench again. You can hear this "buzzing" or "rumbling" sound coming and going, which is actually the sound of the muscle fibers contracting. It is, of course, nowhere as loud as this artificial hand, but still, pretty cool that you can hear it.

[@justinfortin631]

Entirely agree as well no need for manual readjustment unless a part inside breaks

[@navaneethkrishna3885]

Appreciate the nature not biology

[@Wavieraxe]

Appreciate God not the biology.

[@OmegaMidas]

Damn, I have a paralysed arm and seeing your work gave me hope that I could have both functionning arms in the future. Thanks, keep up the great work !

[@helmetongrass1893]

you would be officially called a cyborg then

[@Lestibournes]

What, like an external way to stimulate the nerves to control your arm?

[@bobbywalls1239]

​@@helmetongrass1893we all already are

[@FemboyHasu]

@@Lestibournes no, probably a prosthetic that would be connected to nerves. would be great.

[@motherlandmars5999]

When one sees such things, one's admiration for Allah's art of creation increases. Fingers show the perfect art of creation of Almighty Allah. Their ideal arrangement, perfect length, folds in the right places, symmetry and other similar features are evidence of Allah's existence. Hands and fingers could never have "spontaneously" formed without a creator, as evolutionists claim. This is very illogical and nonsense. Everything is evidence of the existence of Allah Almighty. . "Other evidence aside, five fingers are enough for me to believe in the existence of God." - Isaac Newton (Human Nature: An Interdisciplinary Biosocial Perspective, vol. 1, Issues 7-12 (1978), p. 47) "O man! What turns you against your Generous Lord? He created you and perfected you and gave you a beautiful image. He made you the way he wanted." (Holy Quran, 6-8) "He has given you everything you want. If you want to count Allah's blessings, you cannot count them. Indeed, man is very cruel, very ungrateful." (Holy Quran, 14/34)

[@thibaud4419]

The most impressive demo you’ve released so far. The range of motion, the realism and the strenght you managed to get with this proper anatomic arme is simply stunning. Great job guys !!

[@chobai9996]

Just goes to show biological form is almost always superior, lol. Love to see mechanics/electronics mimic natural biology

It's not at all impressive. anyone can make what he shows in screen, it's simple, child's play. I want him to show us how he solved the problem of having to have a massive and really heavy fluid filled hydraulic system (always off camera) or is there no actual solution for that and this is just a scam to get KZbin add revenue. Never shows anything but the hand end of the mechanism... hiding the massive room sized hydraulic system. Useless for anything but getting clicks and likes from idiots.

[@Umoddafokka]

@ right. 😏 Robotic munkee.. Righhhhht. 😏

[@defianknh3324]

@ wow where did you learn those behaviour, if you see his channel he has been foing this for years, adn thinking if he doing only for likes and revenue is absolutely idiot, he barely upload videos. and why bother he show you the secret if anyone can copy his project?

[@chobai9996]

@ most technology starts off large, and then when it becomes more understood and feasible it becomes smaller over time. Look at computers...used to fill a massive room, then eventually a small room, then just a wall, then a table, then half a desk...you get the point

[@SabinCivil]

The work you are doing is brilliant. I have told my subscribers to check out your work. A bright future awaits you and your humanoid robots!

[@CloneRobotics]

Thanks a lot for your uplifting words and your reccomendation! Looking at how many new great subscribers we have aboard, it has certainly helped :)

[@asterlofts1565]

Looks Ghost in the Shell. :)

[@asterlofts1565]

Thank you for giving this channel more visits. It deserves it!

[@heyyeshyou]

*THE BRIGHT FUTURE* Humans herded like sheep to their death camps Robotics humanoids gunning down human rebels Chaos everywhere

[@sahanudana5692]

THANKS for Sharing this hidden Channel!

[@PedroVargas-dk2wq]

A foundation of what's to come. What an incredible time to be alive and witness such advanced technology.

[@kornpops1261]

POLSKA POLSKA! I cannot wait for sex dolls to have these hands lol jk. /run choke_chicken

[@JD-hi8qx]

Incredible... To me it's horrifying... Meet something in the street... Are you man or machine?

[@jpizzleforizzle]

"foundation"? Intentional pun?

[@michaelbmw1931]

We dont want life with robots!!!!!

[@SianaGearz]

Mhm to me this seems like a combination of largely old technology, but just so insanely elegantly and well executed, I can't help but be very impressed. Like the solutions were almost staring people in the face for decades and yet nobody tried them for real. Maybe this is what true genius looks like. Not sure what's up with the haters down there, people lose limbs for a variety of reasons, wouldn't you want to improve their quality of life?

[@КБР007]

There are so many people without hands in the world, we need to work on such prostheses and make them available to everyone who needs them!

[@CarlosGabriel-fo3km]

This guy deserves more recognize, what he's doing is simply amazing, keep it up man, humanity needs more people like you.

[@mohammeddilshanka9255]

*Terminator Flashbacks*

[@tridentgameing6192]

Actually no

[@therealOXOC]

@@tridentgameing6192 explain.

[@CarlosGabriel-fo3km]

@@tridentgameing6192 why not?

[@bojangles2492]

It's a whole team right?

[@misaac179]

Dude how do you not have millions in fundings? This is literally the best robotic hand ever! Hell it’s not robotic it’s cybernetic!

[@starkscream]

Cyberdyne systems!

[@motherlandmars5999]

When one sees such things, one's admiration for Allah's art of creation increases. Fingers show the perfect art of creation of Almighty Allah. Their ideal arrangement, perfect length, folds in the right places, symmetry and other similar features are evidence of Allah's existence. Hands and fingers could never have "spontaneously" formed without a creator, as evolutionists claim. This is very illogical and nonsense. Everything is evidence of the existence of Allah Almighty. . "Other evidence aside, five fingers are enough for me to believe in the existence of God." - Isaac Newton (Human Nature: An Interdisciplinary Biosocial Perspective, vol. 1, Issues 7-12 (1978), p. 47) "O man! What turns you against your Generous Lord? He created you and perfected you and gave you a beautiful image. He made you the way he wanted." (Holy Quran, 6-8) "He has given you everything you want. If you want to count Allah's blessings, you cannot count them. Indeed, man is very cruel, very ungrateful." (Holy Quran, 14/34)

[@scottcantdance804]

If it can't give a handy, I'm not impressed.

[@neo-filthyfrank1347]

omg dood I literally saw a 2 minute demo omg dood I totally understand this topic well enough to know this is groundbreaking omg dude when have scientific demos that promise much EVER fizzled out omg dood. dood.

[@SharkWithFreakinLaserBeam]

​@@scottcantdance804turn around

[@panfried_egg]

This is some of the most natural and human-like movement I've seen out of a mechanical arm. My guess is that this is owed to its structure and function being based on that of the human body, not just the outward aesthetics of it. This is brilliant work, I am astounded at the progress made and am on the edge of my seat waiting to see where it goes next!

[@ayhcenkard2965]

yeah it like human body is actually very complicated machine when compare to this or any prostatic

[@SignificantPressure100]

It took millions of years for evolution to build our arms but the man in the video only took a few years to make that complex arm.

[@NoLifeNoDice]

It looks like the fingers are moved by the arm and not the hand, like real human bodies. Amazing

[@gamesbond6143]

and did that in his garage

[@mayabartolabac]

@@SignificantPressure100 guy just copied nature's million-old homework

[@basarkuzucuoglu8174]

I attempted to design one of robotic arm/hand, many years ago and it is unfulfilled desire for me. I just can't believe how this is evolves to this. Great job! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@remtromol]

the robotic arm literally looks like an actual arm, realistic by how the muscles flex so organic.

[@polarpl247]

Still lacks a lot of muscles far from perfect

[@wateriseternal7592]

@@polarpl247 Perfect is the human arm cloned ... this is almost perfect, just like the wheel

[@relax2565]

Its not real...its cgi

[@notstonks20]

@@relax2565 it would be 10 times harder to do this with cgi and make it look real than to actually do it.

[@mikehunt1528]

Yeah but can it feel ?

[@pleopsidium6960]

Vid like this is what one would expect from a top university with huge resources or a legit robotics company, not some guys with patreon account. Absolutely amazing!

[@mattydatboi]

Some of the smartest people don't involve themselves with bureaucracies

[@sded7126]

@@mattydatboi he's a real life Rick lmao

[@SirSnowman]

I don't now whats more impressive: The artificial Arm, or the fact, that he may developed this in his garage.

[@rohn3335]

Iron man be like:

[@kohakkanuva3224]

big companies be like "AUTOMATION ROBOTICS WAS ABLE TO MAKE THIS IN A GARAGE!!!!!! WITH A BOX OF SCAPS!!!!!!!!!"

[@tayokarate]

Why are we not seeing where the arm is attached to . This just looks like he is wearing a sleeve on a real human arm

[@tayokarate]

@@rohn3335 looks more like I robot

[@maddoxdavidson1403]

Now

[@adamzitsch9027]

This is such a blessing for when people loose there arm , this is such a step in the right direction for prosthetics.

[@smutshack2187]

He didn’t show the MASSIVE MACHINE controlling the pneumatics

[@GKOYG_and_KAAF_is_epic]

@@smutshack2187 sure but what you expect?. To be poweree with the same battery of a tv remote?. Still the potential is soo huge with some retooks and polish and time we can make the power packs lightweight enought to be carried around.

[@GKOYG_and_KAAF_is_epic]

@@smutshack2187 sure but what you expect?. To be poweree with the same battery of a tv remote?. Still the potential is soo huge with some retooks and polish and time we can make the power packs lightweight enought to be carried around.

[@koolerpure]

Dang I didn’t think we’d start seeing things like this for another 10-15 years, that’s amazing

[@sheogorath1374]

In 10-15 years I'm guessing we'll have robot assistants. We already have disembodied AI assistants. Next step is giving them bodies.

[@cyanocitta3728]

The tech behind this has been around for a while, it just took the right people to bring it all together

[@21EC]

Exactly...I also expected this level of realism in robots to be possible only in like 15-20 years but it already exists to my surprise...imagine what we would actually have in 20 years..holy cra&..

[@Boroda4Gaming]

If someone could make THIS in his garage, you cannot disproof that all of this could be next gen video rendering technique from a guy not in his garage, but in his 6 by 4 feet dorm room with 3 more people in there But still, videos like this allow us to see what our technology capable of, if not restrained by a profit-driven industries. Thank you so much for the inspiration

[@tylermelo6535]

I 100% agree. Money is the root of all evil.

[@geovani60624]

yeah, unfortunally not enough rich people loses their limbs, its usially hard working people who have just enough to live

[@ulkairvillan3219]

@@geovani60624 imagine the good this guy could do if he had a crap ton of money. Money is not the root of evil. It's just a tool to facilitate the exchange of goods and services in a very complex society. The root of all evil is greed and coruption of government.

[@00dfm00]

lmfao if you think these guys won't be wanting to profit off this! And they should!

[@coows]

@@tylermelo6535 what about serial killers? They're evil and not financially motivated? And what about charities? They are funded by money and aren't evil, most of the time Never mind, sorry, I sound like a hypocrite

[@0xteknogeek]

easily the most realistic robotic arm i’ve ever seen. the layout of the “tendons” combined with the finger joints and the “skin” you have there is just incredible. fantastic work, keep it up! can’t wait to see where this goes

[@AlexHerrera-wk6lq]

HOLY CRAP THAT IS ONE OF THE SICKEST THINGS IVE EVER SEEN! THIS IS GOING TO CHANGE A LOT EVENTUALLY MAN, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!

[@lake5044]

The cloth around the hydraulic tubes gives it such an uncanny valley kind of feeling. It moves so organically, if you ignore the noise. I mean, if your arm skin was transparent, in a sense, you'd feel that your arm was robotic as well; a very well lubricated robotic arm.

[@deltoid77-nick]

And it's unbelievable to me that this is just a home-made prototype. Imagine if this man was equipped with full staff, resin and metal 3D printers, all the tools imaginable he could manufacturer full-body Androids in silent operation completely indistinguishable from humans. This could be done today!

[@k1ng401]

@@deltoid77-nick how would they achieve the silent part? I think that’s the pumps and he would still need pumps

[@deltoid77-nick]

@@k1ng401 our limbs are silent. I know it's not the same actuator type but we are proof that it can be done silently. maybe it is possible to dampen the sound but I don't know.

[@lelouchlamperouge5910]

@@k1ng401 just put silencers around, it don't need need to be silent inside just outside

[@hulking_presence]

Humans are just walking talking soulless chemical processes with no value amirite

[@rykerhasyounow]

I absolutely thought this is the way next gen robotics would go with the "muscles". Now they'll make them smaller and in greater qtys for epic control, strength and redundancy I hope. Keep up the amazing work.

[@daddyplankton5855]

Now we need to improve battery energy density and make low weight/size pumps with good power and it'll be just perfect with some sort of neurological interface being either intrusive or unintrusive

[@Ghost-vl1so]

Basically a replica of the human body

[@goprojoe7449]

It doesnt matter. The biology is way too complex to replicate. The human nervous system literally permeates the body. Impossible to replicate without biology.

[@daddyplankton5855]

@@goprojoe7449 more like sensors resieve the signal and bring it to controller I mean they got stuff like that on those million dollar prosthetics

[@goprojoe7449]

@@daddyplankton5855 Not even close tbh... but I suppose the question is, how much resolution does the brain need to be convincing enough to say good enough

[@MrKydaman]

Seeing this makes me think how amazing the human body is, and how incredibly lucky we all are just to be here! All the best to all of you.

[@alexzhukovsky8361]

we are just hairless, clumsy apes

[@MrKydaman]

@@alexzhukovsky8361 I would tend to agree, but I'm still just as amazed.

[@TiaguinhouGFX]

@@alexzhukovsky8361 You talk as if apes are not complex creatures themselves. Humans are an order of magnitude greater.

[@Mrg33446]

@@alexzhukovsky8361 you are, i'm not

[@XSpider209x]

💯

[@schrodingerscat1863]

This is extremely impressive, almost perfect in fact. The range of motion of the thumb is the only thing that seems limited but even that is only marginally less mobile than in a human hand. For prosthetics this is a game changer, especially with the work being done with nerve implants and biomaterials allowing the prosthesis to be directly attached to recipient.

[@motherlandmars5999]

When one sees such things, one's admiration for Allah's art of creation increases. Fingers show the perfect art of creation of Almighty Allah. Their ideal arrangement, perfect length, folds in the right places, symmetry and other similar features are evidence of Allah's existence. Hands and fingers could never have "spontaneously" formed without a creator, as evolutionists claim. This is very illogical and nonsense. Everything is evidence of the existence of Allah Almighty. . "Other evidence aside, five fingers are enough for me to believe in the existence of God." - Isaac Newton (Human Nature: An Interdisciplinary Biosocial Perspective, vol. 1, Issues 7-12 (1978), p. 47) "O man! What turns you against your Generous Lord? He created you and perfected you and gave you a beautiful image. He made you the way he wanted." (Holy Quran, 6-8) "He has given you everything you want. If you want to count Allah's blessings, you cannot count them. Indeed, man is very cruel, very ungrateful." (Holy Quran, 14/34)

[@SatanicBiPanick666]

@motherlandmars5999 Dude, I respect your religion, but this isn’t the place for preaching.

[@lotusa8868]

Actually it is my dude. a KZbin comment section is a Free place to unleash opinions.

[@lotusa8868]

​@@motherlandmars5999Allah is great

[@cabbage2329]

​@@lotusa8868Well, my opinion is that preaching in the KZbin comment sections rarely ever does anything, especially given that any reasoning presented for why one should believe in whatever god usually comes in the form of quotes from some holy book or statements that, at most, could be used to argue for the existence of *a* god (but not any one).

[@hjacobson22]

This honestly blew me away. This is very cool. Now we’re getting somewhere. This is something that really seems to approach an accurate representation of a human arm and it’s capabilities.

[@galactuscodm4559]

I can't believe my Eyes! This is the Best Robotic Arm I have ever seen on my life

[@doritoschips990]

What a time to be alive. We may not live to see the future fully realized but we'll live to see the beginning unfold.

[@isaiahcueto540]

Sad

[@doritoschips990]

@@isaiahcueto540 dude I'm just glad I didn't have to live as like a medieval serf or something

[@doritoschips990]

@Nerian what's your deal? you get off by being mean to strangers? Are you that kind of weirdo? Or are you so dumb that you can't articulate something actually constructive to the subject. If you're going to point out something stupid like how artificial limbs will be common place in the coming decades then can it because we all know.

[@otvicious6296]

Every generation says that, there will never be a time when the future is fully realise, there will always be a new technology on the horizon we won't be able to experience... That being said i'm sad as shit I won't be able to have a sex robot 😭

[@sagarkapasi099]

I love you. Doritos Chips

[@deneth1923]

I've been following your channel and the progress of it for so LONG NOW it's about time you get some recognition because this is such awesome work.

[@BionicLake]

I’m an upper amputee who uses a myoelectric prosthetic and seeing this made me cry. I have never seen such realistic and varied movement. I would love to be in line to get or test this arm. I’m a content creator and model and would love to share my experience using it :)

[@misaac179]

I agree i would love to see this arm used in the future by many. my left arm is disabled where I can move it from a accident and this gave me hope that one day I can get back what I lost.

[@motherlandmars5999]

When one sees such things, one's admiration for Allah's art of creation increases. Fingers show the perfect art of creation of Almighty Allah. Their ideal arrangement, perfect length, folds in the right places, symmetry and other similar features are evidence of Allah's existence. Hands and fingers could never have "spontaneously" formed without a creator, as evolutionists claim. This is very illogical and nonsense. Everything is evidence of the existence of Allah Almighty. . "Other evidence aside, five fingers are enough for me to believe in the existence of God." - Isaac Newton (Human Nature: An Interdisciplinary Biosocial Perspective, vol. 1, Issues 7-12 (1978), p. 47) "O man! What turns you against your Generous Lord? He created you and perfected you and gave you a beautiful image. He made you the way he wanted." (Holy Quran, 6-8) "He has given you everything you want. If you want to count Allah's blessings, you cannot count them. Indeed, man is very cruel, very ungrateful." (Holy Quran, 14/34)

[@befer]

I said it before and I'll say it again. This is fucking crazy. I genuinely FEEL like I'm living in cyberpunk era because of stuff like this. More so fitting to the cyberpunk since the dude is Polish as well...

[@kornpops1261]

Poland make me proud. Makes me proud not to resign that passport :D

[@izsac3842]

@@michaelbmw1931 What are you talking about you've commented this a few times.

[@SujalRajput10]

@@michaelbmw1931 *you don't want robots And btw we are already using robots in every single industry you could think of.

[@Yuli_Ban]

Everything really started picking up in the past two years, ever since the pandemic started

[@befer]

@@SujalRajput10 every. single. one. YOU CANNOT name me an industry that couldn't be improved, and/or automated with code/programming/robots/ etc. even farmers use IMMENSE technology, EVEN FUCKING SATELITES, down to such things as ph, minerals, hydration, geometry, stars, and whatever the fuck else you can think of.

[@etminansabil2468]

Can't begin to imagine how this would revolutionize the prosthetic world!

[@romanjustroman7445]

Not much as long as people would have to carry a hydraulic pump around. Remember, it's not just the arm, there's an entire system to make it work. If some kind of very strong but also very efficient electricity-controlled muscles will be invented, that'd be a game changer for that kind of prosthetic hand.

[@alfredodavila94]

Still doesn’t look very practical to carry

[@YourBroTekk]

or make it easier to destroy humanity by robot death

[@DrawdeThePotato]

@@romanjustroman7445 here I come to argue..😁 I think that as long as he can make the PROTOTYPE, later he can start with the miniaturization. Or do we still use computers the size of a room in our home? Or we use the BRICK PHONE from the 70-80s?

[@tsorraught]

Not just prosthetics, but also using these attached to exo-suits to augment humans' capabilities for warehouse work and the like.

[@Jeanclaudevanderfield]

I'm an automaton builder full time now who builds lifesize moving steel sculptures, and have truly come to appreciate just how much thought and innovation it takes to create something like this! Amazing thought and design skills!! Thank you for sharing!!

[@redkb]

Wow it's awesome. Pretty creepy too. Can't wait to see two hands solving a Rubik's Cube. lol

[@CloneRobotics]

yeah, that will be a sight to behold

[@animationmaster4]

Damn I subbed to you years ago and now find you on a video of a robot arm. The internet is weird.

[@TheHatMan69]

@@animationmaster4 same lol

[@rainron2664]

😅😂

[@nicknoneya7485]

Or wrapped around Brandon's neck...

[@lost68er1]

This is great! I never saw an artificial Hand moving in such a naturalistic way! Especially the thump. These artificial muscles(I saw it the first time 15-20 years ago) are extremely fascinating! It was strange that the nonsense caught up with me while watching: I kept thinking, "Next second it's going to show the middle finger ..."🤭

[@CloneRobotics]

Hahaha :)

[@parront33]

Wow, +10 Billion years of evolution pass flying

[@GTXDash]

Best robotic arm in the world! This is the direction that all engineers should go when it comes to prosthetics.

[@КБР007]

Столько людей без рук в мире, надо работать над подобными протезами и сделать их доступными для всех, кто в них нуждается!

[@ПавелКорнилов-й7б]

Выпьем за это! 🥸

[@ericgolub8589]

This is truly one of the most impressive humanoid inventions I’ve ever seen. I honestly didn’t think hydraulic muscles could be used to mimic realistic movement that well because they contract less than human muscles. I’d be interested to know how precise this arm is compared to its human counterpart. Honestly I’m not sure how humans move their fingers with high precision, I’d imagine we activate both the extensor and flexor muscles with different amounts of force to regulate position and speed. Is something similar possible with this model?

[@luciferien5604]

No humanoïde robots no !!

[@G3rain1]

Humans do it through a continuous feedback mechanism. We can sense the position and resistance to motion of our parts. Conceivable a robotic arm could do the same if it were equipped with good enough sensors.

[@justsomeguywithtattoos6267]

@@G3rain1 not necessarily. If you are working with numbers from 1-10, and the 'brain' applies a 4, you're always left with a 6. Don't need a sensor on the hand saying that there is a 6.

[@mrb2349]

@@justsomeguywithtattoos6267 I think you’re wrong. Gripping something, your brain takes into account: 1. The tension in tendons and muscles 2. The position of limbs and digits 3. The amount of pressure on skin All of these are needed to accurately control such an interaction.

[@justsomeguywithtattoos6267]

@@mrb2349 yeah that's true I was talking about a robot's 'brain' cuz I don't know the correct word

[@joemiller1329]

It's so cool that we get to watch the beginning stages of Skynet learning how to build....

[@lockin222]

No, this is the beginning of future bionics, if you watch sci-fi you will know that this is truly good for humanity

[@elvisvargas367]

@@lockin222 and for machines XD

[@mridhulml9238]

Movies shouldn't be confused with reality...

[@Bladerunner4924764]

@@mridhulml9238 movies have been a vision into a future that in some cases has been surpassed.

[@chkensammich]

@@Bladerunner4924764 are you talking about things like smart devices being inspired by tech gadgets in media such as star trek I don't think terminator is on some nostradamus shit bro it's not that deep

[@vex_mistaken]

the pure dedication and effort put into this for this long is honestly mind blowing. Just hopefully he uses his abilities for the better of prosthetics and not raise a terminator army

[@ZdaReaper]

Oh the T army is already using it.

[@NomDayPloom]

It will be both.

[@zemanken]

Implement this in the world of prosthetics first and then you've already got your foot in the door for the more out their ideas like immortality. But this is a crazy impressive start.

[@badreality2]

90's: "I am fully prepared for bionics." Now: "They halfway toward being fully realized?!"

[@cavemann_]

@LETS GO BRANDON What we see publicly is really all we get. Truth always gets out, so none of that "imagine what the government has" bs.

[@lambolii]

@@cavemann_ your name says it all

[@cavemann_]

@@lambolii go ahead and prove it then hotshot, oh wait you can't LOL

[@MrSpudguncat]

One has probably walked past you, never mind half way there.

[@lambolii]

@@cavemann_ calm down old man just wait on it

[@robertlindsay7689]

If this tech was deployed with the right interface into prosthetics it would change so many peoples lives. Beyond cool.

[@dera90solid]

I work with robotics and this is one of the most impressive things I've ever seen. Congratulations, awesome work

[@darksaracen5254]

I'm a leg amputee with a disease that will see me lose other limbs in time ..I would opt to volunteer for these kind of breakthroughs...

[@The_Bird_Bird_Harder]

I cannot stress how astounded I am. I remember when the skeleton was first brought in, and the arm was in its earliest stages, and now this! I'm very grateful this is so well documented.

[@motherlandmars5999]

When one sees such things, one's admiration for Allah's art of creation increases. Fingers show the perfect art of creation of Almighty Allah. Their ideal arrangement, perfect length, folds in the right places, symmetry and other similar features are evidence of Allah's existence. Hands and fingers could never have "spontaneously" formed without a creator, as evolutionists claim. This is very illogical and nonsense. Everything is evidence of the existence of Allah Almighty. . "Other evidence aside, five fingers are enough for me to believe in the existence of God." - Isaac Newton (Human Nature: An Interdisciplinary Biosocial Perspective, vol. 1, Issues 7-12 (1978), p. 47) "O man! What turns you against your Generous Lord? He created you and perfected you and gave you a beautiful image. He made you the way he wanted." (Holy Quran, 6-8) "He has given you everything you want. If you want to count Allah's blessings, you cannot count them. Indeed, man is very cruel, very ungrateful." (Holy Quran, 14/34)

[@ubahfly5409]

Wow it almost looks like a real robot ! Whoever has their arm in that rubber sleeve is really selling the hell out it. Well done !

[@Dimitri88888888]

Nice sarcasm

[@harrier331]

@@Dimitri88888888 That wasnt sarcasm.

[@Dimitri88888888]

@@harrier331 oof

[@JingIeFett]

Now...just give it a robot voice that says "Maximum strength" and we've got ourselves the Nanosuit from Crysis.

[@canal4k495]

And red lights of course

[@fairulaiman9648]

Perhaps do from exoskeleton instead of indoskeleton. It might be too much to in the suspension gimmicks inside, making it compensate for total control and flexibility of the limb

[@CJBTYT]

The anatomical design of the arm is unbelievably real!

[@markadyash]

I wish to see this state of the art mechanical hand in every single future humanoids robot

Never gonna happen. The hydraulic system they use is massive and really heavy because it's full of liquid. Not practical. All this channel does is make click bait videos and rakes in add revenue. you idiots think he's actually doing something inventive. So dumb

[@user-sb7wj1vn4x]

@ your muscles are full of liquid aswell, that's the whole point. the fact that someone like him can do stuff like this just shows what bigger manufacturers could achieve for people with a disabillity. And im honest, what i saw so far for prosthethic hands and arms looked clunky and non reliable. don't bash the guy for having fun building stuff, that's just not needed.

@@user-sb7wj1vn4xLMAO! you obviously don't know anything about hydraulics. it's not the liquid in the arm, it's the massive compressor and oil reservoir used to power it all, that they always keep off screen in every video. Learn about hydraulics and you'll get the problem

[@sleepingbag2424]

@ well don't forget that this technology is very much in the pre-pre-alpha stages. Sure, it requires a huge pump right now, and a large reservoir, but remember what the first electronic computers looked like? What's important about this invention is not if you can shove it into a robot now, it's about how can it be improved, miniaturized, and refined to become a viable product :)

[@TheBestNameEverMade]

@@sleepingbag2424 maybe although hydraulic robots have been around for a while and the hydraulic air tanks have not gotten any smaller. I could see this arm being used in an a assembly line maybe.

[@CrusaderJacky]

I was mind blown by how realistic this looks and shows! I’m definitely looking forward to seeing these videos in the future!

[@DOT107]

man I've been watching the development since its early prototype and its just as impressive as it was back then. Keep up the good work.

[@robmangeri777]

I want to humbly give God credit for the original design that people are using as a template to do such amazing things.

[@yeomenim]

wow, I've been thinking since they started working with soft robotics that more resemble organic moments, that you just need to get a bunch of small "muscles" together and it just a matter of programming different muscle groups, this looks amazing.

[@drsamuelhaydensecretgaming6749]

This is actually next level stuff. That's insane.

[@sergimp24]

Niesamowite. Satysfakcja po skończeniu tworzenia czegoś takiego musi być przeogromna. Zazdroszczę pracy przy takim cudeńku.

[@motherlandmars5999]

When one sees such things, one's admiration for Allah's art of creation increases. Fingers show the perfect art of creation of Almighty Allah. Their ideal arrangement, perfect length, folds in the right places, symmetry and other similar features are evidence of Allah's existence. Hands and fingers could never have "spontaneously" formed without a creator, as evolutionists claim. This is very illogical and nonsense. Everything is evidence of the existence of Allah Almighty. . "Other evidence aside, five fingers are enough for me to believe in the existence of God." - Isaac Newton (Human Nature: An Interdisciplinary Biosocial Perspective, vol. 1, Issues 7-12 (1978), p. 47) "O man! What turns you against your Generous Lord? He created you and perfected you and gave you a beautiful image. He made you the way he wanted." (Holy Quran, 6-8) "He has given you everything you want. If you want to count Allah's blessings, you cannot count them. Indeed, man is very cruel, very ungrateful." (Holy Quran, 14/34)

[@hukmai]

This is in a nutshell how muscles work on a large scale, really impressive

[@nibblernibbles3205]

Beautiful work. Great use of hydraulics, rather than following the herd with electric motors. One of the attractive features of hydraulics is that it takes no power to generate constant force, unlike electromechanical actuators. From the sound of it, the pump stops when the motion stops... so the standby power consumption is zero. The fluid muscle actuators are compliant rather than rigid, and are compact enough to fit inside the arm.

[@cnut7383]

@Nathan Gibeault it definitely can, as shown in a previous video kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZWclZJ4dr2KrMk

[@zedius24]

Swietna robota! To zaczyna wygladac naprawde powaznie. Ruchy sa bardzo plynne i szybkie. Gratulacje!

[@mayconvitali6440]

I can’t wait to see this prototype playing piano 🎹 Congratulations for this amazing research!

[@m3thc00k]

This is the most accurate robotic arm I have ever seen!

[@nate8930]

He will soon be contacted by major corporations. This design is incredible.

[@360.Tapestry]

contacted, paid, and then shelved because they want to release inferior iterations for a decade first

[@jdko7391]

Okay that's actually uncanny which means it's almost 100% done. the only movement i didnt see in this hand is the fingers splitting, and i think that would be quite hard as the muscles resposibles for that are actually in the hand, but i don't even know if it's that useful. Your work is litterally so amazing, i believe you're writing the future here and seeing your progress through the years has been amazing. I can't wait to see where that'll take you.

[@833tr00t]

I didn't see lateral movement of the hand from the perspective of the camera. That would be something cool to see too. Edit: Okay there is a video of one of the prototypes doing the stuff you mentioned and stuff I mentioned too, these guys did everything lol

[@jdko7391]

@@833tr00t okay well it's basically finished lol

[@gamerprestige7240]

This video: Making advancements in Next GEN Bionics Also this video: let’s use this dumbbell from the 1500’s

[@p_to]

I feel it adds to the insane futuristic nature of the robotic arm. It also just looks damned good. Who says you can't build the realistic robot of the future AND be super Instagramable ahaha

[@tushar8338]

This is the technology that we needed eagerly not a weapons of mass destruction.

[@junjun-xl5lf]

Damn. Maybe the best thing I'll ever see this year. Lol That arm movements man, arm supination and pronation, wrist flexion and extension are sureal. Imagine this robotic arm with military grade parts such as titanium and such. What a time to be alive

[@tomislav5689]

Kevlar fabric for "skin"

[@SujalRajput10]

But wouldn't you want your arm to light weight? Probably you could make it with titanium if its on a 10 foot humanoid robot, but lighter materials would make sense on a human, considering the arm is replaceable if damaged.

[@TRIMISIS]

@@SujalRajput10 Titanium is twice as dense as aluminum and half as dense as steel. Titanium alloys have some of the best strength-to-weight ratios

[@PFIBrent]

That’s awesome

[@geogmz8277]

Pfi is into Robotics too? 🤯

[@bearleemadeit4718]

I mean who isn't? :)

[@gerryk101]

A complete AI Robot like this with such flexible functions would greatly assist the elderly and disabled to perform everyday tasks .Great work .Looking forward to the End creation .

[@m_y_h]

this is really shocked me!!!!! i hate the artiificial arms cuz it's not as flexable as our natural hands however THIS is really dope and it's more like a real arm

[@tjpprojects7192]

Genuinely the most impressive biomimetic robot I've seen.

[@leon13noelspy]

This is actually something that i planned to build too but i didn't have the money to get all the parts. Your build is really really impressive! Thank you for sharing!

[@oraziovescovi1922]

finally, FINALLY you get a fraction of the views and recognition you deserve!

[@DiViNiTY1337]

The fact that in like 10 years time you'll be able to not just have this as a prosthetic if you lose your arm in an injury, but it'll actually be an upgrade over regular arms is insane.

[@logandunlap9156]

id put another ten or twenty on top of that, this kind of shit evolves super slowly despite all the impressive displays you see like this.

[@dorjanhajdari2670]

Love how your doing it with hydraulics muscles/tendons. Creates a more natural muscle and range of motion. I always thought about what if someone made a material that will contract aggressively depending on electrical current applied to it. Depending on strength it would be great for prosthetics. But you worked around that with a very simple, yet genius method. Bravo

[@Firesgone]

That would be the ideal material for us to use as that is how our actual bodies work. For some reason I see the scientists focusing on materials that contract with heat instead though.

[@АлександрДобрыйЗверь]

Блин, как же это круто!Это просто какое-то чудо! Вот что нужно производить и на что нужно тратить деньги, а не на сверх звуковые ракеты! Фантастика стала реальностью. 🤗

[@pluto9000]

Вы разговариваете с богатыми американскими ракетостроителями?✈🚀🗺

[@АлександрДобрыйЗверь]

@@pluto9000 Нет, в моей стране, а точнее в России построили ракеты со скоростью хода 20 махов, лучше бы на робота технику потратили.

[@Sneekystick]

Hey, super sonic rockets could lead to better vehicles.

[@pluto9000]

@@АлександрДобрыйЗверь заниматься любовью, а не войной

[@pluto9000]

@@Sneekystick Astro Boy had them

[@cristinafernandesmpululu6663]

That’s so nice!! Imagine people with disability with this arm, would be a great help! Would be so nice if everyone could afford it! Wow wow!

[@sheogorath1374]

I would cut off my arm on purpose to get one of those 😂

[@cristinafernandesmpululu6663]

@@sheogorath1374 😂😂 Hey!! Don’t you dare! But it’s really amazing!

[@mysticxjuice]

I feel like most wouldn't be able to get these just imagine how much they would cost (I mean normal fake arms are already extremely overpriced)

[@cristinafernandesmpululu6663]

@@mysticxjuice yes that’s sad! It would be too expensive! It would be nice if the government would help people to have it

[@ahlatagaci2018]

Well they'd go from no arm to a guy with a potential of beating the hell out of me just by moving a finger

[@bolotov1987]

Ееееее будущее наступило!!! Ура товащи🎉👏👏👏

[@grohlski8669]

This is extremely interesting, and I am excited to see the progress you make not only with additional muscles in the forearm, but also the addition of the arm proper. With talks of this being used as a model for prosthetics, it's also important to see if this could be integrated into an existing arm (i.e. attached to an elbow) and how that would function in regards to muscles such as the biceps brachii and how it would attach to the prosthetic forearm. Love this!

[@JoyJakubowski]

Big thanks to this Polish inventor for not giving up and to all his Patrons for believing in the future of this project.

[@therru5943]

woooah, i was pessimistic about the prospect of lifting capacity but that is extremely impressive!!!

dummy. it takes a massive and heavy hydraulic system to power this arm. Totally impractical. that's why they only show the arm and never the huge machine the tubes go to in order to create the pressure. It nothing but a series of videos made to collect KZbin add revenue. Clickiest clickbait ever. You never get to see the power section because it's likely as big as a room! it's hydraulic tubes, nothing new. 100 year old design that's been proven not to work before. It's just that the viewers know nothing about engineering history. LOL

[@StartikSounds]

@ here you go trying to knock a man for trying lol. It's not that serious

[@johnbenson3024]

@ well, that’s not entirely accurate is it. I’m a mechanical engineer and I’ve gotta say I’m reasonably well versed in this tech. The range of motion on these joints is extremely human like and the pressure the system needs to flex the muscles isn’t as bad as you’d think because, just like in an actual body, multiple lines work together. You can see this in the contraction and expansion and this concept is vital to getting the pressure generation equipment to a reasonable size and weight. With some software/control improvements, which seems well within the scope of this guys skills and of course is easily done with current computers, this may actually become viable. Counting out what could be possible based on the failures of the past is a short sighted approach.

[@acbthr3840]

@ Hydraulics are remarkably compact you know? That's one of their benefits. You can use tiny equipment to generate enormous pressures. It would be trivial to have a compact high pressure pump driven by an electric motor to power these things. Hell you could even do it with a hybrid air pressure accumulator to save energy

[@ourochroma]

I can’t believe I’m saving this video of a robot arm for later use on my anatomy drawing work… It’s too awesome

[@tanchienhao]

This is very cool! What a time to be alive!!

[@dwsel]

Greetings all fellow 2 minute papers watchers 👍

[@puppyguard2689]

Hold onto your papers!

[@nvstewart]

It's actually one of the worst times to be alive. But whatever.

[@Novur]

Random of motion demos: "Oh awesome, robo arm" Gripping the weight: "That's a human arm wtf"

[@1sava]

Kinda of scary, but undeniably impressive!!! Even the skin looks amazing so far!

[@thehim2990]

We are getting closer to getting a real life nano suit

[@gho5t504]

Impressive! This is the way for the prosthetic limbs. Keep up the good work.

[@wilberbarbosa621]

Congratulations on your work! It's a real work of art, Elon Musk could use these pieces on their robots! I remember the movie " I Robot", with Will Smith!

[@costaliberta5969]

musk would take this and present it as his own accomplishment. then he'd be confident that in 10 years he'd have a fully operational robot. then he'd take a ridiculous amount of funding and simply do nothing.

[@ChristianMarzzelCazar]

I'm so mind-blown right now... "I, iRobot" now seems most probable than "Terminator". :D Keep it up guys!!!

[@someone3195]

Duuuude, what the hell?!?! This is amazing!!

[@mrbeeznz5196]

That was so cool, can't wait to see more!

[@testing6753]

You're gonna be a billionaire one day. Don't let others steal your hardowork bro.

[@DarkestVampire92]

I see you replaced the scary skull-faced android with an even more scary faceless Squid-Game aesthetic. But thats a very impressive test. Strength is one of the things most prosthetics lack, as well as dexterity, and this seems to have both.

[@Zovdolin]

Когда эта технология будет доработана - это будет прорыв. Наиболее анатомичное и естественное движения для механических элементов, что видел вообще когда-либо. Выглядит даже немного пугающе) Мысль того что таким образом можно сделать ТЕЛО - поражает, на что оно будет способно.

[@markv6684]

Это охрененно! Ребята вы большие молодцы! Вы приближает светлое, счастливое будущее! Удачи и здоровья вам!

[@ucheucheuche]

Once you resolve the motor-actuation-rebound effect, for smooth motion, you're at the top off the 'natural' robotics ladder.

[@walasjoao5065]

Parabéns! Caras vcs vão ficar na história!

[@TheChallenger1000]

Shows how amazing it is that the human body can do all of these things with no perceptible noise.

[@jedih8526]

Hey I am absolutely blown away by how advanced this arm is! It’s genuinely amazing and you have all done such a great job on it! I’ve been trying to figure something out so if you’re allowed to tell me, could you please let me know if this is hydraulic or electronic? I know there’s a bunch of electro-active polymers out there and I saw you working with some in your earlier videos. I can hear a pump or generator but I’m not sure if that’s for pumping the hydraulic fluid, providing power or potentially coolant or an electrolyte fluid of some kind (I believe some EAPs use that) I fully understand if you’re not allowed to tell me, I know you may be required to keep some things under wraps. I always want to thank you for all the hard work and time you’ve put into this. You’re going to improve so many lives with this technology, I’m sure of it!

[@nicogenovese7108]

Dude they say in the description it's operated by water

[@jedih8526]

@@nicogenovese7108 Ahh, I don't think that was there when I first found the video. I could be wrong though.

[@motherlandmars5999]

When one sees such things, one's admiration for Allah's art of creation increases. Fingers show the perfect art of creation of Almighty Allah. Their ideal arrangement, perfect length, folds in the right places, symmetry and other similar features are evidence of Allah's existence. Hands and fingers could never have "spontaneously" formed without a creator, as evolutionists claim. This is very illogical and nonsense. Everything is evidence of the existence of Allah Almighty. . "Other evidence aside, five fingers are enough for me to believe in the existence of God." - Isaac Newton (Human Nature: An Interdisciplinary Biosocial Perspective, vol. 1, Issues 7-12 (1978), p. 47) "O man! What turns you against your Generous Lord? He created you and perfected you and gave you a beautiful image. He made you the way he wanted." (Holy Quran, 6-8) "He has given you everything you want. If you want to count Allah's blessings, you cannot count them. Indeed, man is very cruel, very ungrateful." (Holy Quran, 14/34)

[@Shadow__X]

This is probably the best way to achieve movement because pressure (force) and speed are independent. Am I correct in assuming that all muscles have to run at the same pressure at the moment?

[@spray_cheese]

It looks alive! And strong! Something I haven’t seen yet except for spot by Boston dynamics. But this beats it’s for the potential sake

[@bartoszkowalski6986]

"When I discovered the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me".