NEW Humanoid Robot Will Be In EVERY Household Soon (Astribot)

Astribot is a new household robot that is more dextrous than any other robot I've seen. Plus, we look at a number of other amazing new robots.
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[@attic1project776]

These are separated household tasks. It would be nice to show one general connected task like clean the table by loading all the dishes to dish washer.

[@jtoodlet5896]

And do this live with 10 successful attempts

[@k9clubme]

agree, it is another China firm's false marketing similar to Amazon's Just Walk Out technology - AI" checkout was actually powered by 1,000 human video reviewers in India

[@yeshuayeeyee7430]

@@k9clubme if you actually read on that subject, the human workers were training the AI. thats kinda how it all works

[@Tayo39]

uuh, how hard would that be, if you already do everything, i mean the much harder part of say recognizing/picking up a plastic cup or using a vacuum cleaner, but just, seperately ? lol i mean do you really think they wanna sell "every household" a bot just to pick up glass cups, and nother to pick up plastic cups or what ? of course it'll all come together eventually. holy crap dudes... these things are still in the womb...not even born yet & yall complaining... just wait till someone says yep thats it, give me 10k of them, exclusively, per month, man women each, looking like scarlett johansen, brad pitt, her majesty the q of e, 50 50 with/out genitals lol ! they gon do everything better then you, simultaniously.... like screwing you/your wife while solvingg a rubiks cube, be aware of your sick kids temperatur upstairs, old mothers heartrate downstairs, in contact with the fridge, heaters, security cams and robodogs around the house, & answer your e-mails online.... just be patient, and get ready for it all, mentally😎😎😎 theyll only get better, and cheaper like everything else invented

[@attic1project776]

Kind of disappointed someone reviewing AI as a semi-profession not question China robot’s video

[@thadonis3516]

A lot of kids born today are never gonna have to change their bedsheets make their own food or do the laundry.

[@M-dv1yj]

Ur that dumb huh

[@M-dv1yj]

So ur that kinda dumb

[@matthewclarke5008]

Or think for themselves, AI can do that too.

[@jichaelmorgan3796]

People will live in communities inspired by the Amish, but for different levels of technology, if they are allowed to.

[@babbagebrassworks4278]

The GenGen generation. Robots and AI will do everything - Wall-e?

[@AlternativPerspectiv]

Someone elsewhere noted that these are edited snippets of a longer video showing the robot act on an already laid out 'scenario'. They need to show someone toss the t-shirt on the table and the bot pick it up, lay it out and iron it. Or the bot turning the cucumber after skinning the whole side.

[@anta-zj3bw]

LOL.. people cant even afford a house at this point. A robot would be an extreme luxury item at this point.

[@Kris_A]

Exactly, it's meet your replacement. It isn't something to get excited about really.

[@bigpickles]

I'll be getting two

[@gsam3461]

I guess my only question is- why do we simply believe that the speed, skills, lack of teleoperation, etc are real just because we're being told it is? Not saying it's not real- but who says it's any less likely that it's just pure exaggeration through editing?

[@mc9723]

Because it would mean nothing other than they hyped up some people for a bit. If their product can't do what it says it won't sell.

[@mickelodiansurname9578]

I'd agree, but its not like its something they can commercialize if its not real, cos sooner or later people will need to go into a showroom and pick one! At that point 'doesn't work' or 'was a marketing scam' will be obvious. You make no money from PRETENDING you make a household utility robot.

[@jackflash6377]

@@mc9723 It only needs to perform well enough to get investors. Typically the type that have no clue and think the robots we saw were just doing things like humans do. I bet big bucks that the first robot was scripted.

[@sapito169]

naa if they lied it will be worst

[@SirHargreeves]

It’s learnt tasks using teleoperation and then repeats the movements. Probably not neural net learning like Figure or Optimus.

[@pixelwizardai]

Now who needs wife

[@jackflash6377]

I saw a paper the other day that claims that "AI Girlfriends" are already a $9.3 BILLION industry.

[@pixelwizardai]

@@jackflash6377 You are right, just have to give them the silicone body like the dolls from China and and body from others and assemble it and your company is ready.

[@jackflash6377]

@@pixelwizardai Anatomically correct?

[@BluMacaw]

That's the thing a lot of people don't want a partner, they want to be loved, you don't need a human for that, you can just as well get a dog or a cat, if you can get a robot that gives emotional answers you don't need a living being either. What matters is how you perceive it.

[@woodstoney]

Very nice video. BTW, Sanctuary has been around for several years. It's nice to see them still in the game. Hopefully they've focused on other avenues besides telerobotics.

[@CaneBTC]

Smells rotten.. from china? NOT teleoperated? Alright, now let me sell you some leveraged santa options for raindeer hats

[@MarioRodriguez-zk2rd]

Jealous😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@velequest]

@@MarioRodriguez-zk2rd jealous of............wut?

[@matthewclarke5008]

Not all things from China are bad quality.

[@uranus8592]

Jealous much ? your phone is literally from china

[@bodell2285]

@@matthewclarke5008 no they really are, like 10% of cooking oil in their country is processed sewage. currently almost every manufacturing plant in China is running at a loss. one of them is at a deficit of 665 billion, so they are all cutting costs every possible way, almost all food has some portion being soaked in carcinogens before transport to make them look better. toxic chemicals and carcinogens are used constantly without regard for anything. China is just really bad its not a political thing it sincerely just makes absolute garbage, if you search you can find thousands of videos of how bad it actually is

[@Alice_Fumo]

I will be interested in robotics, once we see a robot getting the instruction "make coffee" going into a house its never been in before (ideally one that's extremely untidy), finds the utilities to make coffee, prepares it and puts a cup of it on the table. I don't know who suggested this test back when, but someone decided this to be their personal AGI indicator test and I think it demonstrates a lot of important abilities which show fitness for real-world operation.

[@Junieeefor3]

All the cool forms and abilities of these robots are going to be crazy in the future.

[@Mimi_Sim]

Your sponsor ad amongst the robot clips felt positively dystopian or at least like we are living in the future when you mentioned how ai needs “fresh data” …YUM! I just pictured AI “FEED ME SEYMORE” and gobbling up data 😂

[@DailyTuna]

That last dog robot needs to attach a Mr. fusion on top for all that waste to convert to energy. Also, you would think they would have a a self-leveling basket on the robot.

[@BThunder30]

I am pro-robot all the way but the elephant in the room here is that many of the tasks we see here are far more difficult than "taking out a person", to put it nicely. So I think cyber security and security/safety redundancy is and will be paramount for anything that can be rollout out in the US.

[@ironknight132]

We both need the full video of these scenarios and a non-ccp entity to confirm its not teleoperated. That said this doesn't seem outside of expected progress. I'd imagine a hyper expensive luxury model for the top percent next year and one in every household in 5-10 years.

[@moundercesar3102]

i think there is a chance that the robot is not autonomous, we can't be sure until it comes out

[@Roughdraftotp]

If everything is solely focused on the arms and it doesn't have to walk move or balance then yes I'd expect alot from those arms as well

[@babbagebrassworks4278]

That dog robot gave me an idea. It picks things up when it is stopped, three legs is enough to be stable when halted. What if the feet were hands then it does not need the fifth limb.

[@polymathpark]

at 12:47 this is going to be more like General Grevious's wheel bike, with 4 legs galloping up stairs and rolling down mountains. Ideally with a human riding inside wielding a vibro-pike. Though of course we'll get Droidekas as well.

[@six1free]

... those dogs are somehow much less intimidating cleaning up.... I can picture rover with a new pooperscooper friend :D

[@brianWreaves]

The 2 Second T-Shirt Fold!

[@Alu404]

We have such an interesting future ahead of us. I wonder what humanity will be able to accomplish as a whole with all this extra time freed up by robots such as these.

[@xpallodoc1147]

Time should have already be freed up with cars, computers etc. Do you wonder why it hasn’t?

[@robertjones1730]

I know right? What would you do with all the time you saved having a robot stack your red solo cups?

[@M-dv1yj]

😂 it will replace you not give you more time. Well I suppose you will have lots of free time. Just no home to spend it🤷🏽‍♂️

[@matthewclarke5008]

@@M-dv1yj Maybe it will become a step towards physical immortality, we could somehow figure out a way to preserve just our brains, and put our brains inside one of these robots.

[@tylerhatch8962]

The finesse and dexterity is mind blowing

[@mannythepirate]

Can't wait to have a robot do my workout for me 🦾

[@dr.emilschaffhausen4683]

If you think this is mind blowing then you have not been paying attention to robotics over the last few years.

[@ryzikx]

its fake

[@arnoldvillasanta1]

At 3:55 it is the confidence score next to the label (you're right).

[@dvdmon]

Very impressive, but who was that guy at the end in a mask mimicking the robot?

[@lawless201]

How long you think it would take for that sand to have you find out taking it to the beach voided the warranty?

[@CreativeEngineering_]

I don't know, something just doesn't feel right about this video. I don't know if I believe it 100%.

[@margitseres96]

I think that Astribot would have a hard time getting by in an average, messy apartment.

[@jjasper7512]

Yes please, would love one in my kitchen! Does it come with asimov approved code ....

[@SpectralAI]

Can it vacuum and mop floors, do the dishes, cook? Clean bathrooms?

[@dr.emilschaffhausen4683]

No, no, no, no and no.

[@SpectralAI]

@@dr.emilschaffhausen4683 not sure why I'd want it in my house then. Maybe to scare burglars away.

[@lawless201]

@@dr.emilschaffhausen4683 soon, soon, yes, soon. They have chef bots, basically arms that hang for rails on the ceiling, preprogrammed to make meals that replicate every move a professional chef made making the meal and digitally recorded. Kind of like the old piano's that play from a script. I know not really a bot, but stil pretty cool and i wish i had one. Bet it can do the dishes by now

[@dr.emilschaffhausen4683]

@@lawless201 They've had PLC controlled arms painting cars for a long time too. They can do repetitive, repeatable tasks. Something akin to household chores, other than maybe vacuuming, will be far more challenging to do correctly.

[@TheMaxAwesome]

I just want a robot to fold all my laundry.

[@bishopfx]

I'll wait for the red, white and blue version...

[@paul1979uk2000]

At an eye watering price point no doubt. Don't get me wrong, I would have my doubts about having a robot doing tasks in my house unless it was 100% localised with no or limited internet access, but honestly, that would be the case for a robot from the US or anywhere else, otherwise, it's easy to see how having a robot in the house that has back and forth communication to the company or even the government would be a major invasion of privacy, and that's the case whether it's a US or Chinese company. It isn't that different to A.I. models now, the more useful they become, the fewer of us that will want to use online models and would prefer to use 100% locally run models for security and privacy reasons, I expect the same will be the case for robotics if they really want a lot of us to adopt them.

[@bishopfx]

@@paul1979uk2000 yet alone I would work circles around that slow ass robot.

[@Kazekoge101]

@@paul1979uk2000 Exactly, only open-source ones would work for privacy-conscious consumers

[@larrywu4134]

So, what's next? AI robots taking over vlogging, leaving you wondering what's left to do? Robots can be busy churning out contents, what's left for you as a mere mortal? Are we just spectators in our own storytelling demise?

[@635574]

Those action plan visuals are too perfect it must have been done in post production its literally couple frames ahead no mistakes.

[@SireStefan]

I wonder if it can move? Even if it can't, it would still be useful though. Like a workstation in the kitchen that just cuts up veg. Or an all purpose assembly line worker. If it works as well as advertised, anyway.

[@mirarstudios]

Time it takes to program ?

[@paelnever]

Check out, there is already a newer humanoid robot coming from China and this one have legs and can RUN. Also is OPEN SOURCE, second open source humanoid robot already out there and is truly interesting.

[@stefano94103]

The cucumber was amazing. I'm wondering about the price and if this is edited.

[@MadGodsBand]

I actually cannot flip toast like that. Humans are now toast.

[@fynnjackson2298]

Good one

[@cycledublin]

When I see a domestic robot that can change the cover on a king size duvet I'll consider buying one, and only then!

[@Chris-se3nc]

This robot never skips arm day

[@phobes]

Hell yeah, I'll never have to cut onions again!

[@KiLVaiDeN]

I feel impressed by those advances in robotics. Many people believe it's fake, but knowing how AI can learn anything, I am not as sceptic. The future where there will be those robots of many forms all around us, doing various tasks humans used to do, is just around the corner. What we see here is just the beginning, and in few years, having a robot at home will be as common as having an automatic lawnmower. Of course, it won't be globally available for all humans around the earth though. Robotics has nonetheless a good future it seems, as a discipline. It is a hint for those in search of valuable knowledge to study. We are on the verge of something revolutionary, in few years only, I'm really on a position where I believe those AIs and robots can bring peace and prosperity to the world, maybe help those in need, so it's a necessary step in our society evolution. House holding is not the main target for such robots, I believe we need robots able to plant trees, to do agriculture, to route water to deserted places, to repair or build houses, cities, in a responsible and eco-friendly way, to have a real impact on places where it's really needed, and to help biodiversity in a way that reverses the harmful impact we've done on climate by polluting so much. Those robots could be deployed all around the world and quickly enhance the quality of life of many people. Those robots which gather trash from nature are an example of such needed robots, imagine the job 10 of those robots, if able to automatically recharge themselves, and work day and night, can do, in a single year. It's just mind blowing. And the fact that robots can function day and night is for me the most important to take into account and what will make them much more useful that commanding humans for doing a task that one or many robots can do faster and better, without putting humans in dangerous situations. Imagine deploying a group of robots, each specialized, into places where they can create from dust a new city, with plants, water flows, agriculture for self sustain, energy systems, houses and much more, then displace them to another place, this city could be created much faster than we think, and many people could have a place to live peacefully instead of suffering tough conditions. This all perspective really fascinates me, and I'm glad to be alive in such a time in history, it's up to us to not empower wars, and bring peace with technology, I'm pretty sure that we can do it. I believe in us !

[@timtim8011]

12:01 Claimed to be 1x, but speed of waves and surfer walking belie that?

[@gsam3461]

My man- loved the group vid!

[@whereareweliving9993]

i always wonder. what does people mean by very soon? for me, very soon is no more than a week. we all have different understanding when it comes to language interpretation. anyway. good video. i follow all videos and i can say you have my respect. thank you.

[@SaltLightDust]

Music sounds like something from Blade Runner

[@ThomasTomiczek]

I am not sure it is the most agile and desterous robot- it is definitely the most so demonstration, but that may simply be that. And we have no idea about the 1X Neo flexibility which - according to the CEO - is already tested. Not talking Astribot down here, just pointing out some flaws in the argument. The race is on, though - and I look forward to spend some money in 2025 on a robot. It may not be as good as people expect, doing not more than vaccuming the floor or putting dishes away at the start, but as Tesla FSD has shown - once it is out, and an AI, training can result in capabilities basically weekly. Time change. The time for human work has come - the clock is ticking. We just do not know how long the countdown is, but it is is ticking.

[@DailyTuna]

Wasn’t the Jetsons dog named Astro?

[@brianWreaves]

Clearly the labelled "1x" video of the garbage-dog on the beach is incorrect. At least I've never been on a beach with waves that fast, thankfully.

[@mickelodiansurname9578]

it looked to me like it was doing movements by a user remotely.

[@ThomasTomiczek]

4:40 you say that the precicion for the cucumber work is impressive. Sorry, it is NOT - the robot is using a special knife for that - you find it in any kitchen, but it makes sure the slices are thin and not too deep even with a clumsy person. Not sure what you call it in english, but it is used for removing the skins of potatoes etc. and it is a dollar item. With a normal knife we could talk precision - but with this device not THAT much.

[@GlassicGamer]

The only thing they are not showing is it's mobility. I didn't see it drive around via wheels or walk if it has legs.

[@allanshpeley4284]

That's not the only thing they're not showing. What about having someone throw a shirt on a table and having the robot then pick it up, iron it and fold it? It's most likely a lot of this was prepared ahead of time. Or maybe even faked. It does come from China after all.

[@karlwest437]

Might not be strictly speaking teleoperated, but looks very much like it's replaying some motion capture to me

[@dirremoire]

Still, it's incredible.

[@M-dv1yj]

@@dirremoireincredibly fake like all China shit

[@M-dv1yj]

@@dirremoireincredibly fake like everything China shows

[@KEKW-lc4xi]

yeah that first video is super sus.

[@cdyanand]

Apple needs to get on this ASAP. I don't think the world needs another VR headset. They keep missing the mark

[@dirremoire]

I couldn't agree more. With the Teslabot going nowhere we need an American company to step up. (I wouldn't let a Boston Dynamics murderbot anywhere near me,)

[@stickmanland]

This NEW Humanoid Robot Won't Be In EVERY Household Soon. Can I get the source of that?

[@allanshpeley4284]

Yep, pretty clickbaity BS title.

[@basementcat5618]

Just a guess, but China probably used a guy with a VR headset to direct the robot (then possibly lied about not using it). Or perhaps just that dancing guy it looked like it imitated.

[@soltrinox1]

I agree these are very likely pre-programmed set of sequences, the video has been highly edited, they've snapshot several different environmental scenarios which they had definitely already pre staged. And as far as smoothness goes I've seen robots in production and manufacturing environments that are just as smooth, and much faster than this. If you've ever seen a surface mount robot for motherboards blows this robot away. I'm not super impressed,, yes it's nice but it's not mind blowing.

[@dasistdiewahrheit9585]

3:58 It's the probability. It's between 0.0 and 1.0

[@The-Spondy-School]

Call me a miser, but I enjoy pouring my own wine.

[@mshonle]

Who else sees the robot ROB for the original NES?

[@hyperqbit7246]

Oh no, Consuela is in trouble

[@Daniel-jm8we]

With a head that small, how am I supposed to abuse it? Most of my swings and punches will miss!

[@michellezhang820]

I am more concerned about his costs

[@wrOngplan3t]

00:43 "Your wife revolution". My bad...(I actually read that for a moment lol. Was hoping for something a bit more... curvy. Then again, I remember Futurama's stern warning about not dating robots.. we're doomed. Dooooomed. Well maybe not that doomed if they look like this lol)

[@zahreel3103]

I want one... but the cost is gonna be prohibitive.

[@avi7278]

A chinese robot will never be in every household. The gov't would never allow that.

[@mojoknows66]

If they could personally make money from it you bet they would.

[@jasonpierce4518]

just ask bidens kid about chinese money going into pockets and think again.

[@lawless201]

you do know where iphones are made...right?

[@marshallodom1388]

My health doest allow it. (remember, you broke my legs?)

[@kartgal]

Remember when they said knowledge work is going to be replaced fairly quickly but work involving physical labor was safe? Silly 2023 humans

[@OTISWDRIFTWOOD]

Asea industrial robots have done this for 25 years with ultra precision in the industry. I bet this is preprogrammed the same way. Or Sora generated it all :)

[@dirremoire]

I think the difference is this robot is general purpose and can self-locomate.

[@adilzahir9921]

Can anyone telle us how much it will cost ?

[@PencilParasite]

😅 I'm scared, but only for that bulky arms... So dangerous.

[@David_JA_Noble]

everyone is going to be making robots: Whirlpool , Electrolux, AEG, GE Appliances, Samsung, Sony, Hyundai and so on ...

[@jasonpierce4518]

theres already at least 12 companies vieing for the first popular robot in the usa. tesla, google, and many others. they have been waiting for the ai to get to the point its needed to be put in them. that said they are about ready. there are some videos around about this.

[@nikwhite9364]

Pretty sus. It spelled everything else it saw correctly except "pen" it spelled "pan"? It makes no sense why that would be spelled wrong unless it was manually typed.

[@David_JA_Noble]

whats scary is these Robots will soon find themselves in the field of battle.

[@dirremoire]

Not these. The robots sent to the battlefields will be those Boston Dynamics murderbots.

[@Aries61]

So much for Flippy! oh and so much For Elon Musk’s Optimus!

[@dr.emilschaffhausen4683]

Are you kidding me? The dexterity of this robot compared to Tesla's robot is like comparing an animal with no opposing thumbs to a human. Optimus is light years ahead of this robot in terms of dexterity.

[@a.ielimba78]

What if robot used motion blending from unreal engine and used ai to run scripts or algorithms to make robot act like a human ? If everything was a motion script, if every task was a cycle of movements that the character did, such as hand movement or dancing , walking, drawing, writing ect. What if server meshing tech was used, what if servers that just store many movement cycles were stored, the robot could switch with any cycle for needed movement needed for task.

[@Him-ce7ld]

thanks for this amazing update

[@quochung9999]

Where is the guy under the table?

[@bosthebozo5273]

Thanks Matt. There's no way this can be real though.

[@enermaxstephens1051]

We've been seeing all this for so long now, that there's no point in talking about it anymore. At this point I don't believe any of it. I'll believe it when it's in my house, serving drinks. And not until then.

[@six1free]

Those robots don't know how to play soccer - they forgot to say "owe owe my leg, he tripped me!"

[@jbavar32]

One doesn't know how many takes they filmed before it got it right and is there someone off camera controlling it or copying a human's movement in real time? Look how many fails the Atlas 1 had. I'm skeptical but hopeful.

[@Hardwareai]

More correct title is "NEW Humanoid Robot Will Be In EVERY Household Sooner or Later" 😃

[@SpectralAI]

Now Hollywood can remake all the slasher movies from the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s, but they’ll have to make the robots really scary.

[@endlessvoid7952]

Huh….?

[@arnoldvillasanta1]

At 4:07, it's unlikely that this robot operates fully autonomous, since it labels both containers the same... but it somehow "knows" that the box on it's left has a drawer, unlocked... and pulled via that small plastic knob. Interestingly, how was it trained to open the drawer in the proper direction (pull... not slide up/down or pulled up)... Thus it seems to be manually operated via the camera.

[@PseudoProphet]

Clearly fake.

[@dr.emilschaffhausen4683]

Apparently not to paid advertisers!

[@stickmanland]

@@dr.emilschaffhausen4683 Matthew wasnt paid at all.

[@Keenan686]

this reminds me of real steel

[@entropy9735]

I mean it looks okay but doesn't really look like its even near production or even beta ready.., plus lots of people saying its fake. I haven't really watched the robotic scene so maybe this is a huge improvement, but looks average

[@perer005]

Regarding the robots playing football, the goal is to win the game, not to have smooth motions! :P

[@cathrerinezetadrones3169]

“Every” household, really? The cooking is cool, I wonder if it would have the finesse to get the presentation aspect

[@jss672006]

Release the SORA bots!!!!! Hip Hip Hooray!!!!

[@kingthame]

Guys thought when these kids were learning math it was for no reason

[@pseudonym9667]

Obviously teleoperated throughout, how are you fooled by this Matt? If it folded the shirt, it would then need to image it again and have the AI say its wrinkled before smoothing it, and that takes time. This AI responded to that issue with speed that would make groq blush. Because its a human operating it, not an AI.

[@planetmuskvlog3047]

Its more “crabinoid” than “humanoid”

[@mojoknows66]

Given the idiot at the end controlling the robot had a mask on I know we are doomed.

[@yuval_kahan]

GitHub Copilot Workspace video please

[@alekjwrgnwekfgn]

That thing is not going to serve you wine. It’s going to have its hands around your throat- to restrict your carbon emissions.

[@MikeMcMulholland]

It's an AI singularity. It should be illegal for regular everyday people to have AI. I have a feeling that the internet will go down because AI will attack it in a way that people will never understand. I found something and I don't know how dangerous it is or if people will survive it. We should only have smart software, not AI. It's crazy how powerful AI really is.

[@chrisanderson7820]

I dunno, that movement seems waaay too perfect to me, it could be real but it certainly smells of pre-scripted. It has ZERO imperfections in its movement and both AI-driven and tele-operated robots have those small unnecessary movements because they are both using neural nets which have fuzzy positional skills. Is it impossible? No clearly not, robotics is improving by leaps and bounds at the moment but I'd like to see some independent confirmation.

[@settlece]

thsnks