China's New Astribot S1 Humanoid Robot SHOCKS The Entire Industry!

Astribot S1 is AI-powered Humanoid robot assistant currently developing by a Senzhen based subsidiary of Stardust Intelligence.
The robot is speedy and incredibly precise doing everything from opening and pouring wine to gently shaving a cucumber to flipping a sandwich in a frying pan to writing a bit of calligraphy.
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[@rand49er]

I like at the end where it smoothed out the wrinkles in the folded shirt.

[@TAL142]

flip the pan better than I can.

[@SteakNCheesePie]

Everything SHOCKS the industry these days

[@xkil0wattx752]

Honestly these stupid clickbait titles have been around a while, and they're still as annoying then as they are now

[@SteakNCheesePie]

@@xkil0wattx752 yea, I didn't even watch the video because of the title. Just came here to comment.

[@ahmadahmal2942]

yea those titles are overused on everything. But this Chinese robot really is shocking how smooth it is. Moves way better than all other robots.

[@straighttalk2069]

@@ahmadahmal2942 You mean moves it's arms because it looks like that's all it can move. In a 100 metre robot race this thing would be left in the starting blocks.

[@ahmadahmal2942]

@@straighttalk2069 No robot on the market right now has the dexterity of Astribot S1. COPE dude.

[@drivingforcebehindu]

Ok basically 90 percent of workers not needed anymore. I thought some jobs like a plumber or something like this are safe. Now not sure. This thing is insane

[@pvanukoff]

The stated goal of AI/robotics companies is to replace all human labor. No job is safe. It will take a while, but yeah, it's going to happen.

[@mayadog2497]

Its going to be a while before theres a bot that has the problem solving abilities of a human. There are infinite numbers of plumbing nightmares to be repaired....even something simple like an under the sink drain can have so many configurations and variables that simple clear cut solutions are rare. I just worked on a project that required I pull a bathtub out, cut through the floor and find the leaking pipe. The old tub didnt go back in, a stand up shower did, and it required crawling under a low house, digging a tunnel to get there, rerouting all the water and drain lines, getting into the attic to add a drain vent. There was a cracked cast iron t joint in the drain that required a wall to be moved, floors to be pulled up, and the sink drain and water lines had to be moved over several inches to fit the new cabinets...that required moving an electric wire, and weaving copper lines around other pipes and studs....simple, but not really. The week before, I had to cut into a 12' ceiling to find a drain leak that required carpentry skill to move floor joist to reroute a new drain. Its all cute to see a robot do things when the problem and solution are literally basic demonstrations of how to.....put two pipes together and weld them.

[@trollon-u2124]

Not needed if owners of company stay fixated on driving revenues high while keeping costs low. Once humans on earth it takes us all to work together to make it a better place, owners will keep humans and accept they still making profit just not as much/ fast but in return your helping by paying someone that helps you make your money. But there will inevitably be those who choose to eliminate human workers to reduce on job injuries, breaks, complaints, drama, lawsuits, etc

[@JJs_playground]

I think trades jobs (plumber, electrician, elevator repair person, etc...) will be safe for at least two decades. There are just way too many variables for a robot to handle, plus they still don't have the dexterity that a human has.

[@Arjava.]

​@@JJs_playgroundStandardized buildings could be more common if it lowered the cost of repair and the ownership incentives were right

[@joseveryman76]

I love the design of this robot, elegant yet technological, and the movements are soo natural

[@Emphasis213]

I guess a lot if us will involuntarily retire.

[@StraightShooter.]

Would make a good bartender?

[@hc1897]

So this is the guy who will brush my teeth and change my diaper in 20 years' time. He looks gentle. We will get along swell.

[@scienz]

also the guy that will turn around and hold your family hostage when the switch is flipped by some nefarious 3rd party

[@Gazzapa57]

It's fluid movements suggest it is being teleoperated rather than moving independently

[@bubuneowoo6161]

This is not Tesla

[@allstar4065]

Not at all, the AI is making paths in advance. Check out 1:48, and how the green dots form.

[@mikeomolt4485]

Robot arms have been capable of fluid motion like that for at least a decade. They're at work in the manufacturing industry, packaging food, constructing and assembling the consumer products we already buy. Taking an interest in the progress over the past 15 years, you'd have ready seen hands enabling them handling eggs, playing chess, and table tennis with a human opponent. Catching objects thrown at them etc. The real progress is their ability to walk and AI. Arm and hand speed fluidity tech is already in place because industry requires it and time is money.

[@jogo798]

That suggests nothing

[@ultimatecultchaos]

Not this time

[@idofdm7625]

I can think of hiring him for groceries scanning and bagging, can stay at one place doing 6:00am to 12:00 am (18 hrs) without break! Probably cheaper than human in the long run! Just need 1 human to monitor 10 robots check out clerks 😂

[@favesongslist]

Impressively fast and dextrous.

[@MassDynamic]

They dont show how long it takes for the robot to respond to the "job" given to it. If this was supposed to be general purpose, you have to know how long it needs to recognize an object and how long it takes to execute the pre-arranged movements

[@surajm1457]

wondering how a handshake would feel with this guy

[@garrett6064]

I've been saying it for decades, since I was twelve, robots will end up doing every job on Earth and humans will just collect a check to spend in whatever pursuit they want.

[@Bippy55]

Amazing and incredible!!

[@JJs_playground]

Impressive dexterity considering it's got only grippers.

[@larispostae42]

Company founded in 2022, but their domain has been registered only in March 18, 2024, and their X account in April. No visibile mean of locomotion. The fake-o-meter is very, very high.

[@MrGuitarMix]

I thought the sam. I believe it first when they show it in public.

[@ahmadahmal2942]

Cope harder! if you want fake s*** go see Tesla robot.

[@HiThisIsMine]

We’ve been programming robotic arms to perform tasks like this for decades. I’d like to see uncut video of it performing real world tasks that weren’t pre-setup. Chances are we never will.

[@ahmadahmal2942]

@@HiThisIsMine Because your brainwashed hate mentality thinks, that chinese and other than the west can't not invent or do better. Chinese have made a large space station . While US can't do a proper space station without the help of other countries like Russia. If you want fake crap go see US's Tesla robot with their fake CGI presentation.

[@Tom-xh9nn]

In fact, the parent company behind this company has been around for a long time

[@MrGuitarMix]

People forget, that these things do cost a lot like an expensive car. It's still cheaper to have regular employees. Also someone needs to clean these robots, do repairs when things start to fall apart and so on. All these videos demonstrate the robot under the best cirumstances in clean areas. Now imagine the robot do cooking something with oil and a lot steam. It would make sense to use that robot at home if it could clean itself.

[@kurtkurt-gq6ig]

The prices for robots are already falling since 2022 heavily. There is already a chinese cheap robot.

[@brerbunny]

Sounds like an AI bot also did the commentary

[@ultimatecultchaos]

Because it did

[@danielkisel5661]

Whole vid was generated

[@maheshBasavaraju]

Bro, this bot is legit superfast. Definitely going to best all other bots in the tasks!!!

[@av2245]

No it wont. You havent seen what the big companies are doing.

[@maheshBasavaraju]

@@av2245 have seen them. Figure 1, Tesla bot but none comes close to even half the dexterity of this dog. It's pretty fast

[@ericliume]

China is fast.

[@BonsaiBurner]

Have them assemble various furniture from Ikea as a test of dexterity, understanding and frustration management.

[@happytape307]

I hope one day they can all meet each other in...ehh...robot. It would be great to see them recognize each other from KZbin videos. I wonder if they will high-5 each other 😎

[@len1ams]

Interesting

[@jjasper7512]

When can I buy one for my kitchen? Seeing one for purchase, now that would be shocking!

[@gk780]

it is a useful robot that can assist everyone in the home.

[@ylein6508]

They probably spend gazillions on this prototype. And then when it comes to the time to mass produce, they will use cheap lousy materials instead and the robot will break down almost immediately

[@kamsunleong6648]

If they do that, how to sell in sufficient quantities to recoup their investment and make a profit. Your opinion makes no business sense.

[@kvarnerinfoTV]

Loke modern smartphones do 😂

[@neilmandas]

It's a great product if you not replacing humans totally

[@williamlocke6811]

This one clearly doesn't have a body or legs... yet. It won't be long until it's common for humanoid robots to move as well as the average human, and then shortly after they will all move better than the average human. And then they'll give it a gun.

[@lasdi]

*Belle amélioration avec ce robot.*

[@ahmadahmal2942]

This Chinese made Astribot S1 just took it to a whole new level! Took a big 💩on the other robot companies.

[@Redcloudsrocks]

bot comment

[@ahmadahmal2942]

@@Redcloudsrocks cope dude i know its hard for you to accept reality but you can do it! COPE!!!

[@bunzi1964]

Lawsuit coming from their former employer LMAO.

[@cryptocrush-823]

This robot can execute…movements, yeah, that’s what she meant. Not humans, of course, just movements.

[@wacdevdevelopment2408]

All want funds from the military. That's why the superrace on robots and AI. The country with that developed has a big power.

[@vf12497439]

Pretty cool stuff, I want to see it replace fast food kitchen workers so I don’t have to worry about people spitting in my food or did that guy wash after using the restroom. With the increase of wages I think my wish may not be far away. No worker injury claims, lost sick days. No pay raises. Less book keeping, no health insurance or overtime pay considerations. Just a couple spare androids in case one fails. One or two people to run a McDonald’s….. everything else is going to be automated….. I hope, I prefer not to deal with people.

[@syarizansulaiman6554]

Very good for food stall , I'm buying to put at burger 🍔 stall

[@MrErick1160]

This is téléopérated right?

[@bubuneowoo6161]

Sorry, this is not Tesla

[@frankd9408]

I want one.

[@FunFactFreaks]

I can hire a housemaid for 10 years who would do a better job for the cost of one of these bots

[@youhastobekiddingme]

Now that's what I would call an Asianoid Robot

[@user-ji6nd8pk3p]

🎉🎉🎉

[@clkvlk]

Are there any plans as to the upcoming mass unemployment?

[@Arjava.]

Revolution, comrade

[@thewolfdoctor761]

Universal income.

[@dylan_curious]

Pull a tablecloth out from under a stack of wine glass!!! What in tarnation?

[@wuliwuli241]

I think what they want to demonstrate with this demo is that their robotic arm can achieve very high end-effector acceleration, which is something that previous humanoid robots typically couldn't accomplish, often due to cost factors and weight issues

[@wuliwuli241]

This robot perfectly matches the characteristics I envision for a humanoid robot. It has a fast end-effector speed, typically carries light loads, and lacks unnecessary legs. This is the true form of a humanoid robot that could potentially be used in industrial fields.

[@robiwrazenie6403]

W sam raz na majówkę, nie trzeba się dzielić wódką i więcej pozostanie dla Ciebie

[@porlingmeng4476]

Its incredibly helpful and success project! But still that wasn't attached people feeling enough. I mean what if they having smaller hand And not just 2 hands, and add more than 1 or 2 sensor. The limit of possiblity is more than this in the next generation. People as mother or doctor not only doing just one thing at a time, they can doing laundry or do the Dishwashing at the same time. No big deal by two hands. The doctor Can check the sickness of the people more than one person at the time if they are just in simple case of disease. So it's mean, If they need more professional stage as a house keeper or stock Holder they're should be provided more than just one hands or just one brain to make it work.

[@MrVeon33]

What if a rougue AI embedded to this robot?

[@ligeirow]

What price?

[@bungkusi2432]

China price Affordable

[@weiwei861]

​@@bungkusi2432Please don't scare the Americans anymore. They are already scared out of their guts.

[@bungkusi2432]

@@weiwei861 I know A box of egg in New York is 8.99 8.99/18 pieces = 50 cents each 😁😁😅😅😅

[@ligeirow]

@@bungkusi2432 how much?

[@LesMariolesFortnite]

Impressive but it's too slow

[@kamsunleong6648]

Like the first car it will improve over time.

[@byronbandit605]

Nice chest!

[@moe47988]

Do you know how easy it probably would be to train one of these to hurt or kill a person? And my money is on the fact they won't have any safeguards to prevent it, or they'll be easy to circumvent.

[@mikeomolt4485]

It'll tell the investigators who it was that trained it, if memory data's still in place. Robots never lie.

[@moe47988]

@@mikeomolt4485That's silly of you to assume that no one can do that anonymously.

[@mikeomolt4485]

@@moe47988 It's just a machine, anonymous individual with bad intentions wouldn't be the first.

[@naturenurture84]

They should have named it istribot.

[@pats143]

so it’s a bartender bot

[@jaker3151]

Where's Japan in this humanoid robot race? They use to be leaders in robotics.

[@kamsunleong6648]

Used to. Like many other fields. No longer the nineties.

[@misterbig9025.]

Japan doesn't shamelessly copy like china

[@Metallic-Sun]

They're busy making gundams.

[@_Chad_ThunderCock]

Not anymore

[@p.informatico1320]

That looks (A LOT) like CGI...

[@laetitiaFrance]

Pour mon repassage, il serait parfait😅

[@harryjones5260]

but what if ghosts could take over the robot body?

[@straighttalk2069]

I bet each activity took multiple attempts the video is extremely edited. I don't like it's claws, in a world designed for humans, hands and fingers are the best option. The fact it's stationary implies it can't walk or move very well so way behind the competition.

[@kamsunleong6648]

" The problem with the world is intelligent people are full of doubts and stupid ones are full of confidence." Poet Charles Bukowski

[@Gaming_Antics]

When you replace human workers with robots, who will buy your products, since people are unemployed with no money?

[@thewolfdoctor761]

The $ trillionaire owners will be forced to implement a universal income plan, otherwise the masses will lynch them.

[@BLoodyEx]

Well, ur overlord AI? Ever thought that the only products that will be produced if AGI is here are products this specific AGI wants?^^ U can live on eating bugs like a cheap drone and work ur ass off for some tasty bugs. Maybe it needs new batteries or new robots or it needs u to slave away in a sweat shop where u produce machine parts or it needs u to do experiments on. I bet AGI will be a great employer and leader

[@NMFL-sr8qm]

Available in TEMU?

[@ahmadahmal2942]

*on

[@shroommovies]

Turkmenistan NEw Astribot

[@av2245]

When you steal everyone's IP and produce it at half the cost, you can make things quickly.

[@cristoferdelacruzhiraldo]

Tienes pruebas de eso😏?

[@ivando5372]

This video is made in China

[@primokona]

SAY GOODBYE TO YOUR BARTENDER JOB

[@PseudoProphet]

It's just another factory Robot. Without a llm it's useless. 😂😂

[@ultimatecultchaos]

Ah yes. The thing they want to be using for making stuff and standing still is useless

[@YesCivic-R]

If it can offload !Phone 30% workload in manfacturing, that's a milgstone. This msg wrote by bot after learnung this peer.

[@superphi]

These Chinese robots ain’t coming to the US for sure because of national security

[@denniscollinster7882]

US don't need Chinese imported bots...we already have made in America bots......535 are them are serving in congress and one in the White house.

[@bungkusi2432]

American can buy Tesla brand or Apple brand at premium price Meanwhile, I'm gonna enjoy the affordable priced robot

[@cristoferdelacruzhiraldo]

​@@bungkusi2432Eso, de que lo chino. Es todo barato, esta cambiando, al paso. Que su poblacion se enriquece y su pais se desarrolla, ya hay muchos productos chinos, que incluso. Son mas caro que cualquier producto Europeo o americano.

[@Shyamugautam1]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@antoniopacelli]

It's all fun and Games untill Lesbian from Bank of China find Out it can Learn to Clean a Tiny Bottle of Glass with a Stick...or a Candle... HSBC Lesbians in perfect Baritone British Accent: "....I am Sure you Are Capable of Understanding that this Means War."

[@isaacs4601]

Eu demitiria: tá muito ruim o trabalho. Tem que melhorar.

[@picandvideo]

scary 😐

[@babylonsfall9852]

So we have 2 scenarios , iRobot or Wall-e. I say Wall-e , we Produce so much Garbage

[@bruce2228]

Sht

[@simonsan5271]

If I know Chinese theres probably a hidden guy with vr glasses controlling the arms remotely.

[@denniscollinster7882]

They must have copied that from the American who has a hidden guy controlling each and every politicians remotely.

[@SupaChinido]

You definitely not American, because they aren't smart enough to say that as u see😂

[@reptilexcq2]

You don't know shyt...stop stereotyping. If you don't know the truth, it's better to shut up than to make a fool of yourself.

[@ultimatecultchaos]

Oddly enough... no

[@SupaChinido]

@@reptilexcq2 yea if u don't know the truth, shut up😂

[@zzzychui3899]

Probably 50% of this stuff is fake especially a guy in white suit at 0:23 🤦🏼‍♂️ weak

[@raffaelecafiero3608]

It sucks!!!! Looks like a blender🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@amiigose]

this robot better then u😂😂

[@raffaelecafiero3608]

@@amiigose It Is surely better than you. At least it has some sort of brain 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@RSCB]

better than you llollololololl, at least fold some clothes before spending 90 minutes on the most useless comment i have ever seen this year 😭😭😭😭

[@raffaelecafiero3608]

@@RSCB i criticize the hyper hiped title for a stupid industrial robot which has nothing to do with humanoid robots with and AI. Look at the Atlas2, or at tesla robot, or Ameca. Those are real humanoid robots. This one doesnt even have legs, or a proper head!!!

[@RSCB]

@@raffaelecafiero3608 Tesla robot can only pick up eggs 💀💀 but atlas is crazy

[@Jimmy-B-]

Looks a bit crap

[@RSCB]

not the guy looking at the mirror again

[@Jimmy-B-]

@@RSCB I would have thought you would be used to your face by now. I know it takes a while. 🤪

[@RSCB]

@@Jimmy-B- nah I used your face !! 🥺❤️