How Engineering Robots Works: Crash Course Engineering #33

[@CaptainMorghan4152]

Robots are also in thousands of highschools for FIRST robotics

[@RobotixwithSina]

Robotics Engineering is the most amazing engineering field one can pursue.

[@willybob7384]

I do wish I would’ve paid more attention in engineering class at school and go on to study something akin to this, rather than what I ended up studying.

[@RangerRuby]

Oh yeah! Crash Course Engineering is at the *REALLY* fun part now! Robots!

[@ThinkHuman]

This is really interesting, thank you for the informative and thought provoking content!

[@MealyTeddy]

I enjoy your engineering courses very much! Thank you so much! I would really like to work in this field. But I am not sure which major is the most suitable, engineering or computer science?

[@CamelDance]

Robotics is a collaborative effort, so it depends on what part you like the most, figuring out what material will grip but not damage the apple, or how to make the robot recognize apples

[@gs-nq6mw]

mechatronics

[@coletakkish4389]

*sees thumbnail* Man, that robot sure is an absolutely remarkable thing

[@VitruvianSasquatch]

We've always considered both autonomous physical systems and simple manipulators as robots. A robotic arm is still a robot, whether being manually controlled or on autopilot. I'm not even sure robots strictly require inputs besides position feedback.

[@engibear6392]

*My high school had a very weak science program. Our "robotics" club was really for the building of glorified remote controlled cars a la Battlebots. We had to meet after school with limited resources, learned very little, and only ever built one competitive model with a ton of help from our sponsor.* *Ah, the good old days.*

[@kevinm9191]

Banger once again!

[@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

I should build a robot to make the Ultimate Rocket Man

[@isamekailmahmud9302]

you are a meme

[@isamekailmahmud9302]

my classmate drew you for his art project

[@phenomenalphysics3548]

Kim Are you alive still? Like there were rumours of you being not well

[@DaddyLyren]

CrashCourse on robots, feat. BMO. What an adventure :D

[@kagaminek]

CARL!

[@engibear6392]

Oh. Yeah, that reference went right over my head. I blame Thought Cafe, but I guess interpretations of Carl's appearance, including my own, are pretty subjective. Unlike things that exist in the real world but Thought Cafe just whiffs on because nobody gave them a reference picture.

[@GodsRemote]

Atlas: PARKOUR! *jumps onto chair* PARKOUR *kinda jumps onto a ledge that is like 4 inches off the ground* PARKOUR!!!!!!! Also Atlas: *Jumps off highest tower and lands a 100 backflip.

[@marcushjgaard3030]

Where can I get that lamp in the background?

[@johannahill1868]

the number of AART references makes me so happy :D time for a re-read!

[@ryannguyen272]

That’s how robotics works.

[@ashwinrebbapragada7626]

Very informative and fascinating material presented.

[@evanismybro]

I watch these because her voice is soo soothing

[@ShaneSuen]

Hector Cabrera and because of her accent.

[@cagethemouse]

BMO! 8:20

[@sortedsortof3474]

I was happy to see that Crash Course included Bender among your robots.

[@mysigt_]

sorted sortof profile pic checks out

[@MrCoconutcat]

Thank you for the information your a great teacher and a very pretty one at that

[@rafaelvargas507]

Iron man definitely going to be a big impact in robotics once he comes out the cave.

[@CandKJewels]

haha can the thumbnail plz be the new cover for an absolutely remarkable thing?

[@theseaofatlass]

THEY DID SURGERY ON A GRAPE

[@saloni379]

What animation platform you use for courses? I'm trying to build similar animations for higher level engineering courses. Thanks

[@phenomenalphysics3548]

Please make one for mechatronics engineering please?

[@JaseTheAussie]

CARL!!

[@nwrobin962]

3:51 looks more like p-body than Atlas.

[@TheDorarobinson]

She said among us

[@Danilego]

I just found out now that "Actuators" are an actual thing, and not just a different way to pronounce "Activators". Mind = Blown

[@alliephenix]

(a Monty Python sketch) Me as a TV host: [whispering to Camera] "They did surgery on a-" [is shot in the face]

[@unleashingpotential-psycho9433]

Soon robots will make robots 🤖

[@dota2loyalist971]

Already been build😂 and already exsist😂

[@xplinux22]

If you consider all the electronics and computer hardware in the world that is produced, tested, and packaged through fully automated assembly lines, they already are.

[@camiloiribarren1450]

Can’t wait until we make the Iron Giant. That will be interesting

[@csmole1231]

3:17 there's a robot with a face of that guy from the history of science!

[@primordial.sounds]

His name is Hank.

[@Atulnarang5510]

Green

[@jamesmeyer238]

tHeY DiD SurGeRY On a GRapE

[@jamesofoof1232]

I was just coming into the comments to say that

[@jamesofoof1232]

Haha just noticed we have the same name too

[@idndyzgaming]

HEAR HEAR

[@Uxhabits]

What does she mean by "LIVING" amongst us?????

[@g.germany2477]

0:38 I know right! WTH! She must have been watching "HUMANS" TV show too much.

[@kabash8683]

What she means is interacting in our life. robots are not classified as alive yes, but that doesn't mean we won't see them in a coffee shop making your cappuccino or in an airport doing security checks.

[@maristotero3352]

Hi, Carl :)

[@m_i_g_5108]

Does your last name having anything to do with "quiet?" :)

[@maristotero3352]

@@m_i_g_5108 Yep, it does 😊 You can't be absolutely certain about those things, but a lot of the first names people were given in Russia were descriptive, so there could actually be a boy named "Quiet", because he was a quiet baby. Then after centuries the word that signified someone's belonging to "Quiet's" family would become my last name.

[@dearleader7647]

Bender he is back baby

[@askill8695]

Better is "from driving car to playing chess"... It took me A LOT fewer amount of time to drive a car than to play chess at an advanced level (not even at a master level).

[@river_brook]

it took a long time for humanity to develop agriculture too, but we don't exactly say that human achievement ranges from smartphones to planting corn

[@allahstan4171]

Soon the robots revolution will start

[@hugodebosschere5177]

And that's how engineering robots work.

[@bkbug6416]

aART! Sneaky!

[@isamekailmahmud9302]

does anyone else watch sad adds just because it's so funny seeing what they're advertising

[@parker469a]

I'm always ever going to only think of androids of Armitage the Third even though that kind is probably another 200 years from now.

[@PaulsPubAndBrew]

+1 just for Bender

[@DCANNONSTEPSBYKE]

I wonder if the thumbnail is a Easter egg for AART 👀

[@melissaswanton-rodanandfie6452]

Coolll

[@k.4261]

Oh yeah yeah?

[@kellyfarrar6639]

SQUEALING AT THE BENDER CAMEO

[@lordoftheflings]

would a modern airliner that can fly and land itself be considered a robot?

[@yafan6533]

robots are built by robots which are built by robots and so on until a human creates one of them

[@alexlawson23]

Did pbs buy this channel from the brothers?

[@outerspace2686]

Please I need an answer Is it OK to say "I have been having a cold for 3 days now?"

[@dtremenak]

No. That's present perfect continuous, but "to have" is a non-continuous verb, which can't be used in continuous aspect (it's actually a mixed verb, but the form in which you can "have a cold" is non-continuous, unlike the form in which you can, say, "have fun"). You can figure this out by asking whether present simple continuous would be correct: "I am having a cold right now." You can't say that (unlike "I am having fun right now", which is fine), so you also can't say "I have been having a cold for 3 days now" either. To express that idea, you would typically split the aspect into a present simple part and a past perfect part (so you could express it as "I have a cold, and I have had it for 3 days now.")

[@outerspace2686]

Daniel Remenak omg thank you for answering me. I really appreciate this!!!

[@m_i_g_5108]

@@outerspace2686 ignore that loser, this is more fluid and similar to your original statement: I've had a cold for 3 days as of now. Or I've been experiencing cold symptoms for 3 days as of now. K, thanks, bye. :P 😊😅

[@dtremenak]

@Mario It's funny that you should say that...I'm actually a software engineer specialized in numerical control and robotics :) Linguistics is "just" a hobby for me. Aspect is unfortunately a grammatical property that gets taught very poorly in English classes (both native and L2); it tends to be either conflated with tense or ignored entirely.

[@milk_man_0917]

Amoungus

[@KreativeKay]

Crash course on Gypsies and romani people... maybe even divination?

[@ChessMasteryOfficial]

*Your big opportunity may be right where you are now. ♤*

[@nicholasdufresne4270]

multiple small batteries wired together.

[@whatarewedoing0]

you pretty much described living animals, change a few words here or there and seriously, you pretty much just described living beings.

[@AaronOrtiz]

Don't stop me now!

[@scoremoore4280]

I feel like using and old laptop, as the brain of a robot would be better. giving it AI, the computer allows it to think on it's own, would make doing hard job easier also allowing for more unemployment.

[@treaper4209]

Didn't even talk about Sophie the AI robot that looks learn and have emotions just like humans

[@elizabethCorkins83]

🤖

[@andrewpagel9535]

I wanted you to talk about tentacles

[@FernandoJVShupalaYoutube]

Oh My Gosh! They did surgery on a grape!

[@dota2loyalist971]

Robot is the body, the ai is the brain😂

[@anthonymorford8804]

Do I satisfy the definition of a robot?...

[@Pedro-tm6ue]

Bmo!

[@dearleader7647]

Did any one see bender in the video

[@knowledgemagnet4077]

Themeeeee

[@mytoes8995]

hi, new to robotics, just wondering if anyone was maybe interested in giving me a private lesson ,over media of course, i dont know if it could benefit anyone, maybe someone wanting to do it for fun or just maybe for practice, maybe for like future teachings, just let me know, of course i cant pay, im a young learner sadly but id appreciate the help

[@chnws2932]

Oh yea yea

[@rparl]

Klatuu?

[@primordial.sounds]

barada?

[@scoremoore4280]

I think I hate the English speaking people, well not really I think it's more of people from England. Again not really, I think no matter what you do if you use and England accent, it always sounds so great which draws me in. Wonderful job.

[@Thindorama]

I don’t think you understand what “hate” means.

[@rahmiedriyanti2622]

Please talk about today's economic situation next time,, capitalism, socialism, Islamic economics

[@no_more_free_nicks]

I'm glad that she learned to speak more slowly, but still very very flat. It used to be like a machine gun.

[@leonardo9259]

Chom choms

[@nutanpanpalia4170]

U could have been a bit slow ma'am 🤧

[@oliviaso9726]

Robots are not close to human intelligence? well, their's is close to my intelligence.

[@savantfever2497]

Change this girl..

[@popeagapitusi8]

robots oh yeah yeah

[@user-vn7ce5ig1z]

CrashCourse resorting to memes? 🤨 smh

[@SunriseFireberry]

I Robot

[@VEE727]

If you ask me we shouldn't be building these at all. This is not going to end well

[@m_i_g_5108]

It's as simple as adding a kill-switch, personally, I'd add 2. 😅

[@VEE727]

@@m_i_g_5108 what happens when humans are so lazy when robots are building robots and they sneakily removes kill switches or add a backdoor to override that? The whole robot craze is happening because humans are lazy and want machines to do everything and they just want to sit on their asses and enjoy life.

[@paulcrooks4467]

Hey babe

[@jacksonbaker468]

nothing against this chick, but the green brothers have much better at this stuff in my opinion