Disneys New 'AI Robots' Are Way Too Advanced.

Disneys New 'AI Robots' Are Way Too Advanced.
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[@lajoyalobos2009]

An R2 or R5 should be a piece of cake if they got this one down. Galaxy's Edge currently lacks the droids, Twi'Leks, Trandoshans or Wookies to get really immersive. There's a LOT Disney imagineering could be doing at the parks.

[@FunnyHaHa420]

For Wookies they need to develop a fur suit that won't kill the guy who has to wear it in the Florida summer heat.

[@WeAreTwoMousiesOfficial]

Galaxy's Edge in Disneyland - at least - have droids (hung out with Chopper a few weeks ago), Twi'Leks (I know Hera was in the parks towards the end of last year), and Wookies since Chewy is there every day. They're all super immersive elements. They also have Ahsoka, Mando, Fennec, Rae, Kylo, Storm Troopers, etc regularly there.

[@WeAreTwoMousiesOfficial]

Oh and Grogu too!

[@garrettsturgeon5112]

I would buy that little guy for my kids and even myself. Would be awesome to have cute expressive small bots. Like Starwars Driods. Friendly funny robots.

[@MrUltimateX]

Yeah imagine a little BD-1 droid in this style. Would spend insane amounts of money for it

[@usernamehandle]

This robot in the start of the video is based off BD-1 from Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order and Survivor. It’s slightly redesigned to fit hardware and help with balance, and because it’s a prototype.

[@mjk9388]

The Robot is BD-1 from the video game Star Wars: Jedi Survivor.

[@MrDingleDangle]

Came here to say this. It's a bulkier-bodied bd1.

[@eddiemin4312]

Yeah it’s pretty close to BD, it is a prototype after all

[@jomjoinz3042]

Thank You!! I thought im the only one seeing that. Imagen the are planing on doing a jedi surviver movie, wird a real ai prob 🫨

[@averagecommenter4623]

And Jedi: Fallen Order

[@richardglady3009]

Great video…thank you. From the time when Walt Disney was still alive, Disney was not just the leader in animatronics, it was the originator. The world of AI is such that anyone can get involved and bring innovation. Disney is a company that sells things. ESPN is dead-long live AI robots. Imagine the demand for AI robots that can express emotion. Thanks for all the hard work needed to create this video.

[@LilAbortedJesus]

Clanker lover

[@jlvandat69]

Very interesting. Seems safe to say that Disney sees substantial potential in "entertainment robotics/A.I" as opposed to Boston Dynamics and Tesla which are more focused on the practical, human interfacing aspects of the technology. I might speculate that Disney's market will be the winner, especially over the short term, e.g., 1-5 years ahead. The reason is due to the very extensive safety concerns when interfacing humans with robotics. Extrapolating from the self-driving car development, it becomes apparent that designing robotics/A.I. that can function safely and effectively in a near-limitless number of circumstances is much harder than everyone expected. In 2014 Musk thought autonomous self-driving cars would be available in a couple years.... way off. Entertainment robots have the advantage of not being responsible for intimate human interfacing = much less risk and therefore able to enter the market relatively quickly. Disney might be on to something.

[@raul36]

Probably no one mentions it because, today, general-purpose artificial intelligence does not exist, nor does anyone know how to build one. Forget about all those who try to sell you anything. It doesn't exist, nor does anyone know how to build one. A multimodal artificial intelligence is NOT an AGI. In any case, there are robots more advanced than the teslabot. It's nothing new, buddy.

[@DrawinskyMoon]

Entertainment robots have always been a thing since the 80’ they just got rid of them because it’s too expensive. I hitch us a shame. They are fun. Fnaf in real life.

[@gothboschincarnate3931]

Well everything is always harder then it seems. especially engineering. Elon Musk is an idiot, he was never an engineer. and never will be. I had hoped we would have R2 units and C-P0's by now in real life. Makes me sad that we dont. Maybe next lifetime.

[@lis7742]

I just want a humanoid robot with tactile hands and a caring personality 😏

[@liberatumplox625]

"Caring personality..."

[@lakshyajain5498]

I'm working on conceptualizing something like that, open to collabs hahaha

[@madjunir]

As long as they don't upgrade their software to become M3GAN and EX machina then it should be Okay

[@trustoldpaths1415]

Man will never create anything that matches what God created

[@randymulder9105]

More caring than the humans I've encountered?

[@rodneycummings5314]

I didn't see anyone mentioning Teslabot, which is using a general AI. There was a video released showing a Teslabot sorting colored blocks into two piles. In 9 months of video training, not direct coding, it was trained to sort colored blocks into two piles as rapidly as humans even with external interference. This interference included blocks being moved around or set back from sorted into the unsorted area. I belive their plan is to use the Teslabot for manufacturing Tesla EVs.

[@observingsystem]

Have you seen the new video with Spot the robot combined with an AI chatbot? They make him do a butler and a few others and he gives tours through the building, it's awesome and hilarious!

[@frankwilliams3036]

Yep. Tesla is so ahead of everybody at everything. People don't realize how far ahead they actually are. Cars, robotaxi, manufacturing, battery production, battery recycling, energy production, AI, humanoid robotics, etc. They don't see it coming because they don't want to see it coming. SMH.

[@seanmadson8524]

@@observingsystem The first voice they used in that video gave me some serious fo4 Codsworth vibes

[@observingsystem]

@@seanmadson8524 I never played it, but I loved the voices!

[@ironspaghett]

General AI isn't a thing yet.

[@homelessrobot]

i like how you repeated the difference between animatronic and autonomous robots like 15 times back to back. Very entertaining and informative.

[@JKa244]

Educational and interesting, too. I appreciated the points being reiterated for emphasis.

[@homelessrobot]

@@JKa244 I would appreciate it more if it wasn't all in the same sentence.

[@andyb7891]

It's crazy to see they actually built BD-1. Bet we see a movie with with Kal a gray Jedi

[@ZacharyRodriguezVlogs]

I would love to see a WALL-E robot with this kind of technology.

[@JoyZofSoRRoW]

Didnt know they had AI. Only testing ive seen of them outside from their studios was recently from those videos of them being field tested at Galaxys Edge. In one of those videos someone pointed out nintendo switch looking devices that some of the trainees had while walking around 3 of the droids so I just assumed they where just remote controlled and had no AI.

[@alexjohnston2734]

I too was thinking they were piloted via remote.

[@wastelandworks]

They're puppeteered. The only AI aspect of it refers to their ability to sense their surroundings, navigate, and walk properly without falling over.

[@skiroviepcvr7792]

I just want a "second hand" (a robot that can give him task to do while I'm on work) so I'm gonna be able to relax when I come from work. Sounds a little risky but some times you need a "second hand" to help with some task that take a while to finished with just 1 person. For a example a dishwasher in a famous restaurant or busy restaurant. But do not replace humans, just if you need help with something that you are not able to do on time, asked the Ai robot if they can help you.

[@SpinX522]

Maybe a WALL-E sequel or prequel.

[@dragonhammer0625]

You know that first robot does look like WALL·E’s kid.

[@bruhbroseph]

I've literally been Googling this for the last two days and I cannot find any more information than what you just presented. The Army can learn a thing or two from Disney😂

[@bosthebozo5273]

Military has tech ~20 years beyond what the public have

[@armands672]

Urghhh, they need to make their killer robots cute? :p

[@EricHamm]

Dude, you think Disney who had been in the AI game for less than 5 years has better tech than DARPA? You must not know about UAVs and self seeking missiles. Disney is chump change to the 850 billion dollar budget.

[@bruhbroseph]

@@EricHamm Disney's Opsec is tight. Reread the comment. Let it percolate.

[@Nekronight420]

You are wasting your time looking at what any entertainment company is doing with robots. If you want that you need to be looking at things out of japan and other places where they've been excelling at robots for a long long time. The video is child's play compared to what's actually out there for us to see. Did you know amazon is fixing to employ 750,000 robots ?

[@capitalistdingo]

Boston Dynamics robots may move “effectively” whatever that means, but they are completely scripted. Yes they adapt to changes and unpredictable influences but only in a way that the programming is scripted for. It would be great if they started from scratch and gave it a Large Multi-modal Model with some of the new developments like memory, ongoing recursive training, the ability to create it’s own synthetic video to feed back into train data (giving it imagination and planning ability), etc. It’s not going far as a scripted NPC. And if they do all that they will need to start making the parts modular so they can be replaced and more easily mass produced.

[@waltertaylor4190]

Don't give them the recipe! Lol

[@madjunir]

LLMs are much more human like but can be a bit unpredictable and even have hallucinations (just like humans!). That's probably why they'll keep them confined in a virtual world for now. I think M3GAN and EX machina had LLMs 😮

[@PelicanCanCancan]

It's not hard to imagine ai being able to translate voice requests into actions. Looking at what chat gpt can do, I'm sure someone has already done it in a simulation.

[@johncipolletti5611]

When a robot washes my kitchen floor and jumps up and washes the dishes, then I will be impressed. None of my 9 robots can do this.

[@ImmortalAbsol]

It's the BD-1 droid from Fallen Order/ BD-72 droid from the Mandalorian and they already made an appearance at the parks.

[@frankwilliams3036]

I've been thinking that Disney would start employing real AI droids some time in the future. Thus far that closest one to having a fully AI robot is Tesla. They are looking at having them ready for mass production by 2024, but it most likely will be 2025 at $10,000 a piece. That's awesome! If Disney employs real AI droids like an R2D2 or a C3PO, that would also be awesome. I wonder how close they actually are to a real AI or AGI (artificial general intelligence) robot. That is really the holy grail of robotics.

[@azhuransmx126]

AGI: 2029 ASI: 2045 Predicted by Ray Kurzweil, the best dude predicting the future technology by far, but the consumer market of domestic simple robots for people will start to gain speed from 2025 and will burst in 2026-27, reaching the main sophistication point toward 2037 so the best moment to get in this industry is NOW, 2023.

[@bloodypigeon]

Sorting blue and green blocks is not revolutionary, we have machines today that can sort trash, this means irregular pieces of stuff with different textures and cleaness, and they can see what each peice is made off and pick it up and sort it while it is on a conveyor belt. If you want something to chat to and show emotions then there are many social robots already in use. If I had to say one humanoid was advanced in social interactions it would be Ameca, but I am not convinced it is even close to AGI, which is also impossible to predict, some say it is only a few years away, many say between 2040 and 2061, some say we will never get there. If you want a robot that can move fast and smoothly then of course there is Atlas, but also Ameca. Remember that just because something acts human does not mean it is human. Programming is like instinct, much cheaper than understanding but can mimic it very well. Like mimicing parrots or horses doing math or chimps doing sign language. People are easy to fool, don't be fooled by algorithm.

[@azhuransmx126]

@bloodypigeon in what you say is the answer, the magic only will happen when you put it all together. Did you see the little Google Deep-Mind robots that learned to play soccer using Reinforcement Learning and Convolutional Neural Networks? Well, that technique is the future of movement for the AI and Robotics. The first company that put all together will have a very disruptive machine. That would happen in 2030 or even 2028, Ray Kurzweil predicted 2029, so I take this year.

[@frankwilliams3036]

@@bloodypigeon You don't seem to get that what Telsa is doing nobody else is doing. You'll get it 5 years later. Most people, even in the know, are I'm denial. 🙄🙄🙄

[@bloodypigeon]

@@frankwilliams3036 I have no reason to believe any of the things Elon Musk say about his products, he does not have a good track record for his "revolutionary" ideas. I would like to see Optimus do things that other machines can't, and have that actually be a useful thing. You can believe in what you want and be on his hype train (not hyperloop as that was a failure), but in your own words, you're denial.

[@observingsystem]

I'd love to have a robot to help me with things around the house. They're gonna need beta testers at some point, right? 🤖😀

[@trustoldpaths1415]

Yeah that way you can have more time for doing nothing

[@starcader2663]

now that would be a cool job...

[@observingsystem]

@@starcader2663 I know right? I'd do it for free if they gave me the robot!

[@observingsystem]

@@trustoldpaths1415 Speak for yourself, buddy

[@AUTOPILOT4K]

​@@observingsystemclearly that's what you're gonna do

[@roguea987]

The bot at the beginning of the video are already being used in the StarWars experience at Disney World. I saw a video featuring them the other day.

[@Zero.0ne.]

In this domain, nobody can compete with Disney. They have unmatched capital and access to the best engineers worldwide.

[@erickvilela1954]

No quiet. Nowadays Disney has a pretty "limited" capital, mostly allocated to generate short term profit. This robot is more of a moonshot project.

[@DrawinskyMoon]

More like endless deep pockets. That is until their next 10 movies flop and they go dry.

[@odurthomasmande1723]

Am I the only one seeing the Disney robot's similarity to a chicken or parrot?! The head and leg movements, no mistaking those! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@averagecommenter4623]

The one issue I see with the humanoid robots is that they only emulate the arms and legs. If they could get the robots to mimic how a human moves fully, then they would have better stability.

[@z03792]

6:22 the little Disney robot is so cute, adorable, they have to make more like this one a humanoid version.

[@douglascoleman1252]

How can you claim a purely mechanical machine “has feelings?!” This is an extremely dangerous concept and is utterly refutable.

[@trustoldpaths1415]

The same way they can claim everything is smart.

[@AlBrownComedy]

You realize your “feelings” are just chemical signals reacting to stimuli in your nervous and glandular systems? They can be replicated. Do you have any idea what a hadron collider can do? Any concept of folding time? We don’t use words like “refutable” in the pursuit of science and research until something has been demonstrated without any singular doubt. People didn’t think bugs had feelings either; turns out jumping spiders do, even a bond analogous to love. They are the brightest arachnids, curious like kittens, and intelligent enough to form abstract thoughts like planning a course of action and determining advantages over consequences… abilities previously thought to only occur in (much larger) mammals usually of a predatory or omnivorous nature. Don’t be scared. We’re not here forever.

[@douglascoleman1252]

@@trustoldpaths1415 ROFL…too true…😂😂😂

[@azhuransmx126]

Before 2030, the first world gonna be full of androids and all types of robots, the prices will drop faster than we may think because battery and electric motors technology is already mature due to the electric cars and drones industry. It just lacks A.I. boards from Nvidia to double its current computing power from 270tops of Jetson Orin to 600tops, and the madness will begin.

[@user-iq7dk1ze1x]

Misrepresenting animatronics as simple pre-programmed machines.

[@star_wars_stuffgeorge]

This type of robot is part of the Star Wars universe! and it makes it more immersive when it come to Star Wars or to any other type of theme park

[@lerkscore]

I like how the tone of the video paints these animatronics as some pre-programmed a.i bot that will be unleashed out into the public world; instead of just being a fun robot character for Star Wars land

[@skyhighakash]

The connection between robotics and the film industry is deadly.. hope India could implement in sometime with local developers

[@robertmystyk1875]

Hollywood is the reason people don't want robots because they're afraid of Terminator hey Google becoming Skynet.😂 As long as you say thank you to a machine we should be fine. And don't think of them as lesser creatures cuz they know more than you do.

[@neovxr]

in times of escalating war and kamikaze drones we should think twice! any such machine in the end can be hacked.

[@azhuransmx126]

​@robertmystyk1875 machines with Artificial Neural Networks and Reinforcement Learning are indeed endowed with Life, I repeat these new types of non preprogrammed machines are alive artificial creatures the Technological counterpart of Biology not more not less.

[@skyhighakash]

@@robertmystyk1875 Ai Robots have access to all the databases and datasets humans have created and stored for centuries, millions of terabytes of knowledge and most of the data are processed in huge building size servers. While human capacity is expected to be 5 tb max and with watermelon size brain, it's common sense we aren't more intelligent than them. The main purpose of robots is so we can remove human labour and we are becoming more humane to humans by not keeping them as servants instead of robots. And we are thanking the company for making them by paying a hefty amount to them while purchasing them. So instead of being afraid, being insecure of your knowledge, and being thankful to lifeless machines. We should be more informed and aware about robots being developed and their preventive measures.

[@cronchulus5489]

Looks like the little drone companion from the Star Wars game

[@psiloki9054]

My hubby works here. He will get a kick out of this. We're surprised it didn't get more coverage

[@alegsb3943]

This is definitely modeled after BD-1 from the Jedi games, the best droid in all of Star Wars :D

[@Citnos]

These advance learning models is what we were missing to make robots usable and not slow wonky things, now they can train themselves on a virtual environment with their specific hardware At some point people learning robotics will be able to create Frankenstein robots, out an IA on and make it work like Pinocchio

[@collinbolles6513]

This is a little sensationalizes. What Disney created is a reinforcement learning approach to allow animators to create fluid, natural looking motion which can still function in the real world. The motion is still determined by animators. but instead of having to spend so much time of trial and error trying to make motion that keeps the robot upright, the RL model is able to take the animators feedback, along with a ton of past data, and generate a stable motion plan. This is an incredible step forward in having natural looking motion. But saying they are autonomously driven my AI is a little hyperbolic

[@cmax522769]

Up next, the full scale AT-ST from Disney/Star Wars!-)

[@A.I.5000]

It's just that new robots that walk, have arms, and lift weights won't have the speed advantage and flexibility of a human. I think mechanical hands that are programmed and statically perform work in companies, I think only they will gain an advantage in production than an ordinary person. Therefore, there is nothing to fear that robots will completely take over the work of people in manufacturing companies. Because the flexibility of robots is not yet fully developed to represent the full human work.

[@thecode327]

If you didn’t know, this is definitely based off BD-1 from Jefi: Fallen Order. It’s my favorite droid so I instantly recognized it.

[@brighteyes6585]

So cute!! It's like a little Wall-E duck or something. 😊

[@elirothblatt5602]

Informative, thank you!

[@jonorgames6596]

I, for one, welcome our AI overlords

[@averagecommenter4623]

With a little more do development, that robot would become Cal Kestis's BD-1 droid.

[@xliquidflames]

Thats BD-1 from Star Wars: Fallen Order 1 and 2 which are the very excellent video games on PS5 and PC set just after Order 66. You play as Cal Kestis, a padawan that saw his master die in Order 66. He lives in exile as a ship breaker until the bad guys find him and your adventures begin. One of the first adventures takes you to another planet where you meet BD-1 and it becomes your companion for the whole game. In the game, BD-1 is much smaller, small enough to climb up on Cal's back and ride there looking over Cal's shoulder. But its the same form factor, two legs, no arms, body, and flat head.

[@user-iq7dk1ze1x]

Presenting only two options - pre-programmed animatronics or AI learning robots. Assuming Disney's one advanced robot represents all their robots. Using dramatic language like "insane" and "floodgates."

[@dwfidler]

It looks a lot like BD-1 from Jedi: Fallen Order, especially with the 2 "ears"

[@redline1916]

Imagine what people looking at star wars back then in the 70s and 80s would think. Disney is still a really insidious monopoly though, while I think new tech is cool and all you gotta be REALLY wary especially of a company that's making its creator roll in his grave.

[@OZtwo]

All I can say is that I want one! :)

[@foxcalledneoii5023]

I want one of the Disney robots! ..you can keep the Atlas, that’s scary as fk

[@kurtking8452]

It reminds me of the robot called WALIE , from the movie.😊

[@kristinaF54]

Disney's imagineers "rabbit robots" are very super cute and childlike.

[@RedPhnX]

“I am surprised that an entertainment company has such an advanced AI and robotics division…” Bro’s never seen Five Nights At Freddy’s

[@seppimweb5925]

Wow. It can walk! 😂

[@jessicaf6358]

Disney's all about entertainment, yes, but they've have a whole R&D think tank sector (NOT even tied to Imagineering). Search around for it. Last year or so they were showcasing facial recognition stuff that, sure, can be used for entertainment and ALSO could be used for other things, too. In the early 90's, I was told that Disney had camera capabilities to read the date on a dime placed anywhere in their parking lot; that was revolutionary at the time since they're not the military. It's smart of them -- even in hard times, people will pay to be entertained. Ice creams sales went up during times of economic depression. Easier to get millions of dollars for research when you can make it back from, say, movies versus begging for millions of dollars to do research the old-fashioned way.

[@KeanDProductions]

0:59 *smoke alarm yellps in the distance*

[@S.E.C-R]

They’re going in Star Wars land, they’ve been testing them in public at Disneyland recently.

[@amai_zing]

0:27 they definitely don’t possess emotion tho

[@jonathantribble7013]

The only part of this robot that would need AI is face detection for making eye contact with park guest. Everything else is pretty straightforward in regular code. Have you heard of ROS?

[@JizaiSupana4000]

One day mickey and crew will be robots walking around the park

[@briandoe5746]

It's Star wars. They're already walking around. The Disney theme park has drones in training

[@elck3]

Spiderman robot jump is crazy good

[@airenaissanceyt]

This is insane!!!!!! 😃 I had no idea Disney was working on this too. I just made a video about Elon Musk and Teslas robots...very cool video! Thank you

[@fatburnphilosophy9249]

I had no idea about Disney robots either.... if anyone could build one..they can.

[@workfromacouch4777]

You are right, we aren't ready for this with Disney and Elon

[@domsau2]

Thanks. It looks fun, but no arm is useless.

[@durimuramon1620]

WALL:E and EVE's child. looks chill

[@strictnonconformist7369]

“A real, animated character” wait, what? If it’s animated, it’s not real: if it’s real, it’s not animated.

[@taraskhan475]

The robot is somehow as cute as all the robots in disney movies

[@user-wl3ce5bi7c]

Well. I hope they're called something other than "disney's new one". Lets also not forget LLM based AI does not learn in real time but simply replays a set of instructions when very specific parameters are met. As fun as it looks.. Its nothing more then bag of bolts with cassette rewind function.

[@chrishunter1109]

3:00 you had one job!

[@Aerospaceman]

Can it talk like a language? It's so awesome and I want to see more!

[@robertmystyk1875]

It's funny because when you talk crap about ai, ai knows about it and anybody who talks crap about AI are the ones that the robots are going to get rid of ❤

[@midlevelgamer]

You mentioned you don't know Disney's properties well. Just wanna point out that this design is definitely inspired by BD-1 from Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order.

[@JJs_playground]

That Disney bot is so cute. I want one.

[@stephensmith3111]

When I saw Disney's little a.i. e-critter, the first thing that popped into my alleged mind was J. J. Abrams' "Bad Robot".

[@crizzlyadams7538]

You can tell it was gonna be a cute chibi AT-ST at one point

[@ATF2099]

star wars acquisition got them all the droid schematics.

[@hhhhmmm...738]

2:58 possibly leading to actual disney animatronics...

[@MemberRoach]

Oh great, they made an actual Robot Chicken. Fantastic... And it acts like it has emotion? Does it feel pain? It feels only pain, you say? Oh...

[@goge-]

Cinema industry in 90: we going to use cg chars coz they cheaper and can be those unachievable irl. Cinema industry in 20: we going to use real chars coz they cheaper and can be those unachievable in cg.

[@markomlikotic6673]

It would make a great companion, and you dont have to take it out to go dooky!!!😂😅😂

[@MeNoOther]

Disney is building off the R2 builders Club, where anyone can build their own R2 unit in real life 3d printed.

[@dr.download]

That is a BD-1 prototype. It is from the Star Wars Franchise and is featured in the games Jedi: Fallen Order, Jedi: Survivor, and the Mandalorian show.

[@MojaveHigh]

How are the TheAIGRID and AI Upload channels connected? I watched both of their videos on the Disney AI Robots and there was a lot of duplicate parts of the script.

[@VAMPIREMACHIINE]

Way too advanced?... That first one walks around like a chicken... 🤣

[@senatuspopulusqueromanus2082]

Funny how the cutting edge of robotics comes from fucking disney theme parks

[@johndextersantos9541]

I hope they put Neuro-Sama's AI on it :D

[@unlucky6928]

man, surely you could have chucked a 9v in that fire alarm before recording

[@tred6292]

That’s a BD Droid from STAR WARS Jedi Fallen Order, the video game.

[@geoxeph]

So Disney is the creator of the Terminators, why am I not surprised.

[@jimshreve83]

Since when did 10 lbs. become extremely heavy, I didn't get that memo.

[@derekjurovich]

When can we buy one, how far out for consumer sales i wonder

[@nebulaarc2461]

looks like BD-1 to me, awesome!

[@skategamehub3111]

it looks like the pixar light combined with a walker from star wars .

[@billysherman2702]

Oooh! Ahhh! That's how it always starts. Then later there's running and screaming. --Dr. Ian Malcolm

[@DevelopmentRobco]

We are going too fast trying to achieve humanoid synths. We need to pass this critical step first.

[@painandsuffer]

You should see Sanctuary A.I. They are called synths.. The Phoenix robot is controlled by human

[@HGeorge1993]

It's not cute though, it's creepy. The hollow dead eyes just scare me 😂

[@Kracon]

Scott Cawthon going crazy

[@joshh5208]

The mistake that this video keep mentioning is probably a robot that could violate whatever the version of the "3 laws of robotics" are in these machines.

[@IQIncrease.]

So.. They gonna make buzz lightyear real toy

[@larrytaylor2692]

This is the robot from that Star Wars game

[@williamoverton7775]

these are designed to walk around galaxies edge. the idea is for fans to have droids walking around like in star wars.