Inside the world's first humanoid factory, where robots could eventually build themselves

[@e.v.k.3632]

Robots should do all our work and we should have an unconditional basic income

[@sharko121]

If machines do all of the work why bother having money?

[@bahlahkayy]

@@sharko121Money is the root of all evil. If there was a world without money we would all be equal. Think about it, P. Diddy got away with all of the horrible things he did for so long because he had an insane amount of money. If money didn't exist celebrities nor the government wouldn't have nearly the amount of control they have over us

[@SuperSamGalaxy]

​​@@johnnycajon4858 if we depend on them that much, companies would start selling monthly subscriptions for them. Then if you have a more expensive robot that makes you more, most of the additional income would go to the company that owns the robot. Big companies will always find a way to keep most of the money 🫤

[@rameshg2717]

@@e.v.k.3632 then who will pay taxes?? How will the government get revenue to pay the universal income?? When income is universal, how will the economy grow and companies grow??

[@beegfish6610]

I thought the same thing actually.. you take care of your bot, and send it off to work. Something like that. Robots should make people's lives easier after all as far as work goes, if possible​@@johnnycajon4858

[@loudboomboom]

Folks working at the egg factories must be feeling real secure in their jobs rn

[@mr.d7237]

The best thing about robots is they don’t stand around running their mouths

[@WanderingExistence]

You're right, a sense of connection and community inhibits private shareholders to maximize capital growth and dividend payments.

[@AgatBro]

@@WanderingExistence😂

[@danielroberts3484]

Yet.

[@ShivaniSharma-ib7sb]

Robotics is such a great career to choose from the future perspective. I am happy that my kid is getting the opportunity to learn robotics at moonpreneur USA from the very early age.

[@rasheedismyname8226]

I'm not against AI or robots or increasing efficiency and productivity. Nor am I against companies wanting to save costs on labor to increase their profit margin... But when I hear CEOs or tech companies say that these new technologies will "offload... humans to... get more training" etc. I'll just have to roll my eyes because when the reporter asks if this will take jobs away from humans the only answer is yes. It won't be right away but it will happen as soon as these technologies become ubiquitous. Just be honest and then no one will accuse you of lying in when it happens.

[@NeidlichesSchwert]

I suggest you learn to do something they can't.

[@lucacarey9366]

Thank you.

[@cogoid]

The reporter from Bloomberg said two days ago: "The company hopes this building will be able to turn out 10,000 robots a year, but getting there will take a while. Engineers are still documenting assembly processes, figuring out what tools should go where, before they can start mass hiring technicians to assemble the bots. The first robot assembled here will be completed sometime this month." But unless you are a Sherlock Holmes, you would never get such an impression from *this* video.

[@cosmoobserver3416]

The workmanship of this robot is so poor. Looks like a robot from 20 years ago.

[@countryclub1113]

Do they have any orders yet?

[@kevinbabicz]

At least these robots can't unionize.

[@JJs_playground]

I can't believe Amazon hasn't purchased this company yet.

[@tekmepikcha6830]

Amazon's current warehouse robots are farrrr more efficient than this slow metal preying mantis 🤣

[@Patrick-wn6uj]

@@tekmepikcha6830 These robots are meant for areas that would cost alot to modify for robot automation ie environments for humans.

[@watchdealer11]

Do not fight AI. Embrace it!

[@Azmodaeus49]

Which is exactly what I'm doing

[@hellomouse2354]

Sigh, why? Other than scientific breakthroughs. Why would you want to stop thinking?

[@Vontiyon]

​@@hellomouse2354 seriously, why do people want to leave the thinking to robots/AI

[@mr_vvs]

@@Vontiyon is that what you think AI is? Just replacing human thinking? The impact is a lot larger than that

[@krtt5837]

I love the way she paints it “ free up that human to have more skills” -_- really? FYI people, they’ll be taking our jobs

[@SvPVids]

If your job was moving a box from a conveyor belt to another, then your job was already at risk.

[@jaehparrk]

​@@SvPVids true but depends on how much is the robot. and how much is electricity cost to recharge every time, and how much is maintenance cost. if for some miracle all these are lower than low wage amazon worker, then it makes sense to replace

[@Banom7a]

@@jaehparrk also depend, in country where labour are cheap, it probably make more sense to hire human

[@jewbYou-cz4yg]

You guys thinks it's gonna be taking your job? Yeah probably in the short term. But make no mistake these things will eventually be coming for your life.

[@krtt5837]

@@SvPVids true, but let us not forget these are HUMAN jobs we are replacing here. Jobs that help sustain communities. They are messing with people’s daily bread.

[@flashkraft]

In the news today a couple of Digit robots were fired from Amazon after being caught out the back of the warehouse plugging portable Powerbanks into each others USB ports during a break period in full view of other employees.

[@joecold8200]

did this really happen?

[@theone3129]

Wow they are “digits” behind Tesla Optimus and Figure lol

[@AugustusOmega]

"the human can have more cycles in their day to learn new things?" Did this human just compare her labor to robots? Im sorry lady I am equal to you, I am human as well. I dont have reboot cycles.

[@trevorross1311]

Feet is very loud, need to do something about that.

[@MostlyPeacefulNinja]

Lol😂

[@JPHolling]

Also needs to learn how to balance without the tether

[@planewire2153]

Sneakers?

[@pcigrock5874]

Rubberise steps

[@TerryClarke-xq9mq]

Super

[@austin.england]

How many years until a group starts campaigning for the rights of robots?

[@saulgoodman2018]

19 seconds to move a box? These warehouses would want you to work faster then that.

[@jascrandom9855]

They would compensate with lower labor cost and worker for longer hours.

[@chpsilva]

Did you skip the part saying they work non stop, day and night ?

[@saulgoodman2018]

@@chpsilva But that 189 boxes they can move in an hour. UPS, USPS, FEDEX, wants you to unload 300 boxes an hour. They are open 24/7. Let's say there's 18 hours of work in a day. Using people. That's 5400. Using a robot, working for 12 hours. That's 2268. Remember it takes 1 hour to charge, for every hour of work.

[@chpsilva]

@@saulgoodman2018 Right now they can do 2 hours of work per 1 hour of charge. That's 16 hours a day for the current generation, and they are aiming for 4 working hours for 1 charge hour in the next generation.

[@saulgoodman2018]

@@chpsilva Still. They are moving around less boxes. No big shipper will put up wit that. Because it is costing them money. And are losing customers because of slow shipping.

[@muzehack]

1:30 Right, because everyone knows that people work in warehouses doing jobs they hate, because they just don't have enough free time to learn new skills for more interesting jobs.

[@titusphilip1310441]

This is just the beginning

[@JinKee]

The Geonosian droid factory is looking cleaner than i remember

[@simonthomas5367]

Is the 'blinking' just to make their human coworkers feel more comfortable around them or is it an actual function?

[@Seriouslydave]

Tell us what you think the function would be, if not for aesthetics?

[@simonthomas5367]

Target acquisition. They're making a list...​@@Seriouslydave

[@urbanstrencan]

Let's see what future brings

[@NeidlichesSchwert]

Hopefully, better grammar.

[@olefella3606]

They should work closely with Jensen Huang, the CEO of Nvidia, who is also Oregon State alumni.

[@huckleberryfinn6578]

They already do. That's what the CEO told in the video.

[@rodgoldberg4063]

I want to see some companion robots for personal use.

[@emmanuelharbor2350]

Awesome

[@zabist2938]

I don't Know where this robots would work better/faster than a human...It's just me or the rest of the world is just blind. This robot is just a snail with legs.

[@dy6682]

We are watching our replacement.

[@NeidlichesSchwert]

...said the drover 125 years ago.

[@paulbo9033]

Robots building themselves, what could possibly go wrong. It's not like that was predicted in the Terminator or anything 👀

[@mr_vvs]

I would think PhD roboticist and engineers know better than flim degree script writers and directors

[@Achueachan]

@@mr_vvsI believe this industry will change very drastically, people don’t realize how crazy it willl change. One of the reason I decided to leave my blue collar job to study engineering in this industry a few years ago.

[@johnh.backensto5416]

This will come to be known as Cyberdyne Systems 😊

[@twinsoultarot473]

What we need is to begin building a resource based economic/social model. An "RBE".

[@jsu-oz1fo]

put wheels on robots that only ever walk on smooth factory floors, its just ridiculous seeing them try to waddle around a perfectly flat factory floor

[@NeidlichesSchwert]

These aren't the final form.

[@larcomj]

A million unfilled jobs..... Ya, there unfilled because they don't pay enough. Businesses are unwilling to pay reasonable wages cause they either demand higher profit margins for their shareholders or the business is uncompetitive and cant afford it.

[@greenfrogcoding]

Robots building robots 🏆

[@Luxadvert]

One day human will regret on this tech, first you will see massive unemployment

[@abhitoshghongade5098]

Humans dont need more human

[@wordzfailmebro]

DONT GIVE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE A WORKSHOP., OH THEY ALREADY HAVE.

[@rosalynncielski8284]

Yah they been building themselves in Dubai for years as military robots..

[@hardheadjarhead]

They move like old men. “A lot of work need to be done” doesn’t begin to describe what these folks are facing. I see AI taking a lot of jobs, but robots like these aren’t gonna be taking jobs like these for a long time. If ever. I’ve seen conceptualizations of robotics that describe factories that aren’t designed for human use. They’ll be more compact. They won’t have restrooms or break rooms. They won’t have lighting throughout, or climate control for the comfort of human beings. They won’t need human beings. And they probably won’t have anthropomorphic robots. There is no reason for a warehouse robot to look like an early C-3PO. People call them “dark factories”. China is apparently working on the concept, anticipating their population drop off in the next 50 years.

[@heart-of-people]

What conditions are needed to replace robots with humans?

[@rohullahkarimi744]

Optimus the one and only just time will shows

[@김모치-z1h]

damn when IPO

[@gaming_for_sanity]

Lol, when it has a problem it just melts face first into the ground. They should make it start crying with its hands over its eyes. Emotionally manipulate a human to get over there to help it more quickly.

[@TeslaElonSpaceXFan]

Tesla Optimus ❤❤

[@roxanasabrinaascencio3967]

Cual es el nombre

[@lucacarey9366]

The robots will just do all the parts of your job you don’t like and free you up to learn new skills. Perhaps your boss at the warehouse will ask you to take up tap dancing or classical literature, but you 2ill definitely keep your job - probably get a raise

[@colinbailey6236]

I think all of those robots are desperate for a toilet break. Let them poop

[@DeusAxios]

My current career's future: PLC Programming ✅ Commissioning ✅ Production support ❌

[@user-ps3gr3ed1z]

Posting the same time as Tesla AI demo…. Hmmm things are heating up

[@mariamanos5461]

On a level floor could have a wheel model which is faster and more efficient

[@LuisDiaz-q6e]

By the way that robot is moving it is not going to cut it in construction for sure

[@edwardhudson9851]

Moving on to the Military having record low recruitment numbers 😂

[@lilchef2930]

Great

[@kimwahchueng5291]

Looks truly ancient & rudimentary vs tesla’s

[@bobhuber462]

Looks like a robot on when Atari's first game came out clumsy

[@Basketball4life99]

The things that take jobs away.

[@pelayocf4558]

Not the net amount of jobs, but that jobs specifically. Automation has been ongoing since the industrial revolution and unemployment and poverty has never been so low. We need to accept changes to progress.

[@Basketball4life99]

@@pelayocf4558 automation is definitely necessary for mass production of goods for both availability of goods and for the business, but it’s approaching to a threshold, with modern technology that it’s starting to take over more and more jobs away from humans. I will give you an example, any major grocery retailer, are now pushing for self-check-out, at first these big box retailers took away business from 100s of local businesses by selling everything they all sold at a much lower cost due to large purchasing power, and most of the local shop owners ended up working there as employees, now even their jobs are at risk of automation. There has to be a line in the sand of what percentage of a business can be robotic and what percentage must be human employees at all departments but obviously this may vary by industry due to supply and demand for availability technology and or skilled workers.

[@nolonger9112]

Well guess someone no longer can say they must be pay better because if they not do it no one will. Oh and we request cooking robots to make our kitchen clean from any plague that workers carrying when cooking our foods.

[@hggpi]

Of course I'm a machine Lieutenant. What did you think I was?

[@Ramesh-f2g3c]

The designers should play Armored Core game, so they could know building robots not necessary 100% similar to human, so the robot could have better moving speed and energy saving with suitable gears instead of acting so stupid.

[@fabrob2363]

Utter rubbish. Look at the advent of the car, 10 years there were no longer horses left in cities. When a corporation can gey rid of the overhead of wages do you think they will say "Oh no, we need to look after and keep paying our staff" LMAO

[@surjitkalair8371]

👋

[@armenstaubach9276]

Best thing about robots labor is that you don’t need to deal with corrupt mafia unions

[@khrysos1180]

I want to see a robot just outside the factory on his 15 minutes break smoking a cigarette and feeling miserable. Only then I would be ok in allowing robots replacing humans in factories.

[@user-tx9zg5mz5p]

Humans need to unionize against ai and robots...

[@maxidaho]

Yeah! Going on strike and refusing to work. That'll show those robots who's boss. news flash: "Striking workers replaced by robots"

[@user-tx9zg5mz5p]

@@maxidaho🤡🤣

[@user-tx9zg5mz5p]

@@maxidaho let's find out if these robots can dodge bullets 😁

[@aw6589]

Should do an Apple and focus on design then make them in China

[@Randomuniverse-qn6cc]

Funny they said they can free up the human to learn new skills they are no new skills and Amazon is going to lay off all this employees and they're going to go unemployed.😢

[@Randomuniverse-qn6cc]

@Parul-u6e not for the masses. The who purpose of AI is to cut down on human intervention

[@TGWazoo1]

Humanoid robots are such a waste of time. Robots who perform a function and are built for that function are more efficient. Example: A robot welder is just and articulated ‘arm’.

[@Andy_B.]

skynet coming...

[@Anonymous-cx7hq]

Sheer example of just because you can, doesn't mean you should

[@IngeniousDimensions369]

😍😍😍😍

[@priyakulkarni9583]

They look so dumb 😅😅 long way to go my dears!!!

[@tyvernoverlord5363]

Yeah, can we grow furry anthromorphs please . . . .

[@oichimamachannel792]

Sundayfunday 🌎hello❤ គ្រួសារបីសាសន៍🇰🇭🇯🇵🇫🇷 Oichi mama channell

[@rayrocher6887]

Outstanding, these wars better , robots building terminator robots, star wars Kessel mines, I robots, nukes to be mass production Russia, USA do it first , clone wars

[@danaashton9297]

This is dangerous beyond comprehension!

[@mahbubhossainsamm]

Nothing compare to Nio.

[@Millennia1985]

I can see one day robots killing us becsuse we made them slaves

[@JPHolling]

Tesla Optimus is so much better than this thing. They will likely be used for separate applications for now

[@RelaxationMusic495]

TERMINATOR

[@reminaj_bynature6751]

😮

[@HelloHi-g2u]

This is so awesome, I like robots way more than nasty people. People are the problem with this world. I just want to live alone in the forest and only interact with robots. 🤖🩷🩷🩷🩷

[@HardKore5250]

Why the forest lol?

[@anthonygonzales3523]

What if the robots become hostile?🤨

[@X139T]

We can’t accept this guys if we let them scale this up there’s no coming back

[@TheWorldofSam]

Reminds me terminator. 😏

[@ThePantygun]

Musk has it.

[@lucalla]

I don't think you understand the meaning of"humanoid"

[@trinidadandtobago7098]

Skynet

[@rameshg2717]

People also don't like being unemployed.

[@mrama5830]

stop slacking off then

[@HardKore5250]

People want post labor economy with universal high income

[@cryptojonny6837]

People also don't like dealing with toxic people for many hours at a job some would rather be unemployed.

[@cutivu002]

The thing is people is too lazy to learn new skill

[@blaquiere141]

Will Smith warned us...

[@JackNicholson-h1j]

can robots go woke?

[@alyasagan3620]

Its an American humanoid factory, amazing, if it was a chinese Humanoid factory, sanction them. American wisdom

[@grougrouhh1727]

this is like lazy automation

[@phillipcphotography4618]

The rojots will go on strike and want better batteries 😂 large labour gap in logistics ...😂

[@jakubvavra7954]

They work 24 / 7, without smoke pauses or lunch pauses. In my firm work only robots. I have much more income and 12 people can steal sometimes something, now without people I see, that people are trully thieves!!! World with less people will be green, without agresion and there I wanna live! More people = more problems!

[@michaelnoor8423]

Skynet