Breaking Out of the Cage: Agility Robotics' Road to A Safety Rated Humanoid

[@BDx437]

❤ u Melonee Wise

[@marccracchiolo4935]

You have a long way to go as far as I can tell when it comes to safety. Humans have so many movements and possible sudden changes to movement a robot is going to have to be able to see that person continuously while still doing that job. I’ll believe it when I see it.

[@metaphysicalArtist]

Interesting points all around. Autonomous robots can be far more impressive than just dancing, but safety and job impact remain major concerns. Full autonomy by 2027 sounds ambitious, but possible.

[@fincrazydragon]

What about speed? If I worked that slowly, I'd be fired before I started.

[@jackwilliamburgess]

"No robot today is safe enough to work directly next to humans" .... cuts to clip at 2:16 where a human is right next to driverless cargo carrying vehicles (aka robots)

[@МихаилПетров-о1л]

Почта России

[@user-fs8bb8gh4n]

Zeeslag

[@pandora808]

damn this is the most boring video about really interesting robotics

[@shaider1982]

It actually is.more impressive than making it dance or jump as the bots are autonomous.

[@doomsdayman107]

you can open a tab of family guy clips to play on the side if you need the stimulation :)

[@dowesschule]

The AI narrator also doesn't help

[@ourv9603]

ALL robots need to be programmed with a safe word, where, when the bot hears it, the bot will power down. !

[@DenisTsekh-og2xv]

It seems that these clumsy and slow robots need to be replaced with something more technologically advanced...

[@camronrubin8599]

You guys better hurry up or you'll get left in the dust. Dont give me that bullshit about the only commercially deployed robot. Thats a bunch of lies.

[@stevebor1]

Still trying to assess how many jobs this could replace, just by moving totes.

[@arxmechanica-robotics]

I would never buy a robot with those legs. Ever.

[@mister_r447]

These robots are for warehouses, not the home.

[@arxmechanica-robotics]

@mister_r447 What difference does that make? Still wouldn't buy one.

[@marccracchiolo4935]

Those legs are a crush injury just waiting to happen imagine if your hand got stuck in there

[@autingo6583]

we need some form of general intelligence, a single end-to-end neural net, that enables FULL autonomy. doesn't have to be human-level, insect-like to mammal-like is enough for many tasks. looking forward to it, should be achievable by 2027.

[@AetherXIV]

by full autonomy do you mean "free will" (it can decide it's own goals) or it can accomplish any task a human can without a special environment?

[@autingo6583]

​​@@AetherXIV the latter. the former may be emergent. so i also acknowledge the need for machine welfare research, and google deepmind as well as anthropic are in fact already establishing teams.

[@autingo6583]

the latter. the former may be emergent. so i also acknowledge the need for machine welfare research, and google deepmind as well as anthropic are already establishing teams.