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[@Techtalk2030]

This is like the 25th recent company working on a humanoid robot. The race is truly on. Its actually happening and not hype this time around.

[@MrNote-lz7lh]

Yup. All thanks to the transformer architecture. Fitting, right?

[@nilaier1430]

When you skipped your arms day

[@phen-themoogle7651]

🦖

[@Pythagoras_was_right]

Running? No arms? They were told to join the robotic arms race. You know how translation goes.

[@mikehughesdesigns]

But those ass motors are HUGE...

[@nilaier1430]

@@mikehughesdesigns Ayo?!🤨📸

[@DailyTuna]

You imagine the same playing basketball with them arms. Or boxing.

[@ajenee7773]

We are so screwed. This all happened in 1 year. Just give me my sex bot before the war bots come

[@user-cg7gd5pw5b]

If all goes well, you'll even have FDVR sex bots. In other words, if all goes well, Humanity will achieve it's most honorable goal.

[@ajenee7773]

@user-cg7gd5pw5b well if you look at what Google, Microsoft and China are doing it doesn’t look like we're on the all goes well path. Let's see what happens.

[@Zurround]

See either Terminator, "Lor" from Star Trek Next. Gen, Battlestar Galactica, M.E.G.A.N., I Robot, or the remake of Child's Play (the modern one where he is a robot and there is no voodoo) then decide if "humanoid robots' is a good idea....

[@DailyTuna]

Unfortunately, that sex spot will also be a war robot with an unhappy ending feature😂

[@EternalKernel]

Peoples fascination with sex really perplexes me... Think about it do you like wasting you're time and effort seeking/thinking about sex? What could you have done or learned with all of that time? Maybe.. Sex and the "release" from it is an unhealthy addiction we are born with. btw, its optional.

[@numberone6955]

Atleast population collapse won't be a problem if robot can do most jobs .... but for us we're done I think

[@SirHargreeves]

Who is done and why?

[@MegaBebb]

@@SirHargreeves The average person and because if robots are doing most jobs then how are we gonna get money to feed ourselves

[@thr0w407]

@@MegaBebb UBI after the riots.

[@phen-themoogle7651]

@@MegaBebbNew monetary system redistribution of wealth to the non-working-class (when above 99%) or UBI when above 50-60%, eventually when there's billions of humanoids then it will be in theory 100s or 1000s of times cheaper to buy something and common products eventually become like public roads (almost free for everyone to go on/get) , think about robots working on farms and x1000 the amount of food, so much food that they wouldn't want it to go bad so it could be free even and solve world hunger in 2030s , then eventually you have UGI universal generous income, during a period of hyper-abundance. But we might not reach a good result for several years and have to suffer the dystopian route for some time 😅we'll see

[@justinwescott8125]

@megabebb money isn't real anyway, and if the majority doesn't have it, then people will stop believing in it. There's no immutable law of nature that says you have to trade little paper rectangles for goods and services. What do you suppose would happen if an AI slipped it's way in to every bank's computer system and deleted everyone's bank account? That's a real question. Do you think everyone would have to stay home and just die because they have no money to exchange for goods? You should have this conversation with ChatGPT. Tell it about your worries, because your thinking is a bit shallow here. I'd love to hear about what you learn.

[@WyrdieBeardie]

The arms look under developed because they were demonstrating the pelvis/legs and (maybe) wanted to maximize battery life. The background image at 08:15 shows more developed arms.

[@Jossie_188]

It's NVidia's new virtual robot training platform that can train robots easily, so there'll be tons of robot startups from now on, you'll see more robots from different companies from all over the world later, because training robots is getting extremely easy now! Do you remember that Google soccer robot video? That's the beginning.

[@Jossie_188]

The costs of robots will be very low in the future especially training costs (all will be trained in virtual world), its price will be less than a motorcycle and everyone can afford it.

[@rw9207]

If the economy, as we know it, is still a thing by then.

[@RakibHasan-ee2cd]

Only in china. For western countries, it will be expensive.

[@rw9207]

@@RakibHasan-ee2cd Trying to control the distribution of 'Open source material, is akin to trying to catch clouds with your hands.

[@terahbacasmo8835]

It will for sure be so affordable as it will replace many human jobs in the very near future. We already have driverless cars, which causes a bigger number of drivers jobless.

[@rw9207]

@@terahbacasmo8835 Define "affordable", when everyone is jobless.

[@proudindian3697]

It's not China instead, it's a Chinese company, just like Meta or Microsoft/OpenAI. When they introduce a new model, we don't say the USA introduced a new model.

[@thr0w407]

Yes it is, in China, corporations are at least partially OWNED by the Chinese government. "Yes, many companies in China are partially owned by the government. China's economy is largely in a gray zone of mixed ownership, with companies that are neither completely state-owned nor privately owned. The central government owns some companies, while provinces own others. The government also takes small stakes in private companies, known as golden shares, which give the government voting power, board seats, and influence over business decisions."

[@nijario9690]

​@@thr0w407well the USA's government 🤣🤣also owns partly every single business in America and that's why you pay taxes and have to obey their rules

[@thr0w407]

@@nijario9690do they get a board seat?

[@grainmachine]

The Chinese government’s intervention in the Chinese economy is different from the US government’s intervention in the US economy. It is often more direct and clearly more open and visible. But that doesn’t make saying « China released a robot » particularly useful. We know how Chinese corporations work. To suggest that they are all simply « the state » is just plain wrong, and says more about the biases and/or ignorance of the poster than it does about China.

[@nijario9690]

@@grainmachine just because the USA has slightly less intervention than china in the economy, doesn't make the USA's government any different. Usa still pretty socialist and interventionist country

[@TechWizardBoctulus]

Thank you very much to this China company for bring open source projects like this countributing a lot to the humanity progress.

[@matthewtheobald1231]

It looks like an old man trying not to shit himself on the way to the toilet

[@lifeofjames2871]

😂

[@NNokia-jz6jb]

😆

[@effervescentrelief]

The robot is going up and down the stairs in "BLIND MODE" meaning it's not scanning the terrain but letting it's feet and leg position determine how to react.

[@AndrewManook]

Yeah which is why it made so many mistakes walking up the stairs.

[@OscarTheStrategist]

Nice model! With all these companies all over the world working on this problem, I’m hoping to see prices be at least reasonable for a physically aiding humanoid bot. Very cool 🔥

[@brunoB1980]

a another one and a another one ....and surely a another one - the robo race is on full steam!! How many models are popping off, per week ....its insane!!

[@dirckthedork-knight1201]

We are witnessing a technological breakthrough before very eyes

[@cristoferdelacruzhiraldo]

China a mostrado como 4 😂, en 3 semanas mas o menos

[@TiagoTiagoT]

It's interesting to note how it just handled stepping at the edge of the stairsteps when going down as if it was nothing; seems very adaptable to irregular terrain. I wonder how it handles loose rubble and slippery surfaces, and being pushed around.....

[@vamshikrishna5862]

Perhaps they'll unveil a robot next month capable of performing various gymnastics feats just like humans.

[@Saudi_Earendel_Atr_]

Or next week😂

[@Wizardess]

It was not stumbling on the stairs. It works by braille. It advances the foot for the next step until it senses the next step. Then it knows where to place the foot. I wonder how it does on stairs with very short tread space. {^_^}

[@user-dc9ew8qv4j]

If China can replace humanoid robots coupled with AGI, then what should be done to the 8 billion humans on the surface of this planet? , Well, we will find out what humanity will see, but, great job from China, this is acutely what we need as a civilization, is to accelerate, we must find a way to exponentially make AI better.

[@voron27]

answer is simple. 8 billions not needed population will decrease.

[@urbandecay3436]

Funny how you only see a demo without people for reference. And when they show people with the robot they are helping it out.

[@TiagoTiagoT]

For lots of tasks, fully functional hands aren't necessary; carrying boxes, pushing stuff etc; we've already seen other robots with stumps for hands that already can do a surprisingly good job at handling things.

[@DanFrederiksen]

Proportions are a little off and it doesn't have a hip rocker joint which will give it diaper walk. Fairly capable but seems like a more classical control strategy that works in very narrow scenarios

[@EternalKernel]

Before you mentioned that this possibly OS, I was going to say that it is like nearly a year behind. But if it is even 50% OS? That's different.

[@kefetDtcom]

I loved your detail explanation. you just got one subscriber. Please do continue doing so.

[@peterkonrad4364]

i love seeing new robot stuff, especially humanoid, and i love your reporting on it. this one looks very good. humanoid robots nagivating steps and stairs is a big deal. you rarely see that, but it is very important if they want to be used in homes and houses. thinking about it, it is actually close to a miracle how good we humans are able to walk on stairs. we can do it without looking at our feet! how are we doing that? do we have a mental 3d model? i think it has to do with feeling the steps through our feet. so sensors in the feet would play a big role. the thing i dont like with all humanoid robots, not only this one is, that they always seem to walk with bent knees. imo this could be solved with more active ankle movement. keep the robot news coming!

[@FilmFactry]

You know we all want to see Robot Wars! mano a mano

[@chirantanadhikary9108]

Suspicious movement 🧐

[@DailyTuna]

I’m waiting for the diesel version 😂 why wouldn’t it be electric?

[@derschokopilz]

he was referring to the robots, that use a hydraulic system for (some of) their movements.

[@DailyTuna]

@@derschokopilz which is still driven by electric servos

[@StevenFullmer1]

Electric powered... oh boy. Hopefully it will have more robust batteries that aren't as prone to catching fire unlike the cars.

[@SoCalFreelance]

A form of technology diplomacy I suppose. Perhaps China will invite students and engineers from around the world to show off their Tiangong mods and enhancements. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@user-fz2dv4dq8g]

It's open source bro.

[@wendlefluff]

(8:44) Two huge usb-c ports! Clearly taking a design cue from apple by putting the port right in the middle of the face. Guess one is for charging and the other one for an outsized memory stick enabling platypus mode. I can just imagine that as the last thing I see as the dust settles from WW3 or alternately doing the dishes and sorting out the laundry like a good robot.

[@gabbythewalnut]

Isn't the legs short for how tall the torso is? I'm by no means an expert btw it's just my artist's eye that's nit picking

[@effervescentrelief]

So, isn't the new Atlas completely electric?

[@christianboning2732]

I like how he even walks like an old chinese guy.

[@wtflolomg]

The robot is just for running and shoving. Hand development is left for the less mobile pusher robots. On a more serious note, I just saw some idiotic article about a study stating that robots cannot outrun their natural counterparts... wow, so timely. AI is enabling these robots to learn how to navigate far better than their pre-programmed algorithms can handle. The point of these sort of robots is to optimize these things to be faster... much faster... than humans at tasks. 75% performance today means 125% performance in 6 months. The race toward AGI also means we are learning better ways to train using less energy and compute. The good news here is that we are still probably a year or two away from robots being able to outperform humans for some tasks like warehouse work... and then, it will take years to produce enough robots to replace those humans. Tesla can't even get more than 3500 Cybertrucks built, how are they going to replace the millions of workers in the US alone? All of these companies do know that the day is coming, however, when a $20,000 robot that costs dollars per day to run is a great investment for corporations. Robots don't need restroom breaks, don't need lunch breaks, and don't have many hidden costs beyond maintenance and repair.

[@perer005]

"This is fine!"

[@RSCB]

isnt that their space station name 💀

[@Drak_Thedp]

I read "Tagalong" at first... It's an old man. It walks and runs exactly like a fragile elderly chap. XDDD

[@user-zs8lp3lg3j]

I desire for this Technology to teach me the law of sufficient reason. : a principle in logic: for everything that is there is a reason why it should be as it is rather than otherwise

[@mikehughesdesigns]

Just ask: "Why not?"

[@user-zs8lp3lg3j]

@@mikehughesdesigns IDK how to teach humanism.

[@MrMalum]

wen skynet?

[@emandm1822]

The phrase I'll believe it when i see it does not apply to chinese products

[@michellezhang820]

Keep going

[@darkhamjah2698]

Awesome😮 👏👏👏

[@_ShaDynasty]

Baby legs... Meet regular legs

[@sebastianranch6934]

All of this has happened before...

[@Cinbags]

He walks like he’s thrown his back out..

[@BrianMosleyUK]

Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaawn

[@skyzar4141]

Whats the point 😊

[@user-nj3ju5nb8r]

我愛AI機器人，期待AI機器人趕快出來解放可憐人類，不想一輩子當金錢的奴隸，可以讓人類獲得真正靈魂自由。

[@mikeoitzman8275]

Nothing new to see here, no unique technology break trough. It's just a copy cat robot. Agility Robotics and Boston Dynamics both demonstrated superior agility. The new electric Atlas inherits all of the development made with the hydraulic version.

[@rw9207]

it's mildly impressive. But yes, it's all legs and nothing else at this point. The fact that this is open source, was the most interesting development. Which mean, all the other Labs will be snatching this up for their own Bots.

[@dirckthedork-knight1201]

Thats still ok because it shows that we have come a long way on robotics that bipedal movement has now practically been mastered to the point its considered normal

[@christopherd.winnan8701]

Where was it built and where did they source the parts?

[@AndrewManook]

Watch the video

[@TheThetruthmaster1]

Needs hands

[@denisgabriel4645]

I'm desperately waiting for sex bots.

[@mwj5368]

I thought there were robots designed long ago that had amazing ability to walk. How is this new? I saw videos of robots jumping, running, climbing stairs etc. How is this anything new? Also I thought all robots were electric. What do the other robots run on if this is a first?

[@thr0w407]

The other robots in the past have been trained via manual programming. They are tirelessly programmed to climb stairs. This bot did it on its own.

[@ryangonzales7716]

The ones you've seen before have hydraulic parts on their legs like Boston Dynamics' previous humanoid robot. This one has fully electric parts.

[@mwj5368]

@@ryangonzales7716 Hi Ryan! Thanks for your input! I have to laugh at myself as I never realized the Boston Dynamics version was hydraulically driven. I'm only amateur. Thanks for taking the time with me!

[@mwj5368]

@@thr0w407 Hi! I am only amateur and appreciate your input! I see now what you (they) mean. Thanks!

[@ryangonzales7716]

@@mwj5368 No problem. My pleasure. BTW Boston Dynamics also just released a teaser of their new fully electric humanoid robot. It has incredible range of pelvic joint motion. Will also be deep learning-based too like the rest of the newly-released ones.

[@antman7673]

I can not even tell, if it is in a virtual environment or not. Might just be computer generated images.

[@astromatt75]

Thinking exactly the same - the room and the hallway look virtual, which makes me wonder if the humanoid is fake

[@RSCB]

looks like a real camera to me, unless they have some insane photorealistic filters

[@chad0x]

Not a very interesting demo was it?

[@jonathankusimweray9100]

First comment 🤘

[@user-mj9cd3yo5i]

Wtf

[@GamerNoob56]

Full size robots is like 4 foot in China

[@AndrewManook]

wtf is 4 foot? We don't speak american

[@GamerNoob56]

@@AndrewManook 4 chengoot then

[@ThinkAI1st]

I’m a bit more skeptical on this biped. I can’t point out exactly why but the video just seems a bit off.

[@LawOfEvolution]

Coooool China out here doing what Boston Dynamics did in 2015. Dope.

[@kamsunleong6648]

Underestimate the Chinese speed at your peril. Nasa didn't see it coming that China could catch up so quickly with their space program. Launching their space station in 2022.

[@AndrewManook]

Boston dynamics had robots that could walk on an environment going blind? I thought they were all pre programmed.

[@jimmyrichards2909]

You waffle. You need to edit your voice overs a lot, as it gets really boring.

[@andreaskrbyravn855]

the arms symbolize most mens arms in China hahaa

[@awdat]

Fake

[@monkeybird69]

lol "a very SHORT new demo" Yeah, asian people consider that to be full height though.

[@user-mj9cd3yo5i]

Waste of time

[@odstunsc9543]

I hate that when the robot is cringe walking everyone says "VeRy NiMbLE, vERy ReALIstIc, vErY HuMaN LiKe" Bruh, i get that you guys are optimistic and all, but cringe walking is cringe.

[@HappySlappii]

Does China really need a robot? I mean couldn't they just use their citizens?

[@kamsunleong6648]

Because it's not a peasant country anymore but a high tech superpower.

[@thetrumanshow4791]

Please stop saying "human robot" or "humanoid robotics". The correct word is "Android". I think you will find it is much quicker and easier to say. Thanks!

[@boltvalley3076]

I prefer humanoids. That is the technical term.

[@thetrumanshow4791]

@@boltvalley3076 Technical? Maybe. Simple, basic, easy and quick? Definitely!

[@boltvalley3076]

@@thetrumanshow4791 Android is coin term of phone package software. I get where you meant by. But other companies trademarks as phones. So I guess you have both ways. Sorry, that isn't helping

[@DivinesLegacy]

🤓☝️

[@thetrumanshow4791]

@@boltvalley3076 Nope. Google it. The number one definition of "Android" is "Human looking robot" or "Robot that appears human" or "Humanoid Robot". "Google Android" as an operating system for smart phones is far, far down the list of possible definitions. Please do you research before spewing lies. Thanks!

[@carlharrison3637]

If they're built like their cars they will catch on fire

[@AndrewManook]

It's not a tesla don't worry

[@mpaforoufakis]

full sized ..per chinese standards lol

[@mpaforoufakis]

If you have spend a few hours learing about the latest development in robotics you wouldn't have made this video.. this robot basically is 20 years old tech

[@AndrewManook]

Robots that can walk blind is 20 year old tech?