Soft Robots

[@chromaphasia453]

You guys seemed very concerned about the adaptability of the tentacle....

[@LividAF]

1:05 Squidward is tired of Mrkrabs

[@BobofWOGGLE]

One day there will be a tentacle in every home. It'll be just like one of my japanese animes.

[@Dinofly4]

They're working on making Sentinels from the Matrix real.

[@richwaight]

Incredible to imagine what is coming with robotics!

[@DanFrederiksen]

An octopus is difficult to match with AI. They are surprisingly spatially intelligent given their very limited brain so something clever has been done.

[@afhdfh]

+Dan Frederiksen And don't forget that they actually have 9 brains!

[@mattiasahlback3456]

+Dan Frederiksen The octopus probably have more limbs than necessary for current replication application, unless it needs to capture live specimen. They have evolved not just for movement but also to hunt for energy. Depending on application a successful replication today would probably use energy sources such as waves, solar, heat and even MHD. The actual movement, regardless of number off limbs, could probably be developed by genetic algorithms with input from feedback sensors in the limbs.

[@LukeTEvans]

its likely an octopus has similar intelligence as us basically and feels like an individual.. it will take a really long time to match that. just because you can program the robot to move around like an octopus doesnt make at a feeling living octopus

[@ms.uglyduck5501]

are you sure about that?

[@NeWx89]

I guess this means we will have robotic muscles at some point? that will act almost identical to our own, moving around an artificial skeleton say.

[@verioffkin]

But we have to deal with brain. Muscles can have any form, like springs for example. We can make muscles, we can't invent brain to control and manage muscles... I just guess. Can we ?

[@NeWx89]

A control center for such a mechanism I believe are easier then the mechanisms(muscles) themselves, we already have something suitable as a brain, a computer. If we need a machine just capable of moving robotic muscles, I can't see why a modern computer wouldn't be able to handle that, sending signals for various parts to contract and expand. We could even go so far as to use 'deep learning' if we would want to go beyond programmed movements, so that it would learn and be more dynamic. However, If we're talking about a whole artificial human, then that's a far cry from this, still it's a beginning.

[@frozensoul6870]

+NeWx89 or maybe u can implant a chip that would be near the brain stem connecting to the artifical muscle through a system of wires similar to nerves as well as a carbon fiber exoskeleton and endoskeleton improving the capabilities of the human body and making the body not only stronger but also most likely less vulnerable to modern surgery but of course the procedure would be quite costly and dangerous but if successful the benefits would out weigh the loss and mobility wouldn't be a a problem because the endoskeleton and the exoskeleton would complement each other perfectly giving balance between the two and giving the human body a almost perfect body structure

[@revimfadli4666]

so it can run crysis?

[@keybladewielder9425]

Cyberpunk 2077

[@thomas-w8948]

I've seen enough hentai to know where this is going...

[@sadthing3292]

i've seen enough bad hentai jokes to know where this comment is going... Getting 16 upvotes from equally immature people.

[@goldensimp7729]

@LeoDePlayer any and all technology humanity makes shall and will be used for sex. Geneticaly engineered tentacle monsters, futanari and catgirls, or all 3 at once, are going to be a thing...

[@10pitate]

@LeoDePlayer the first electronic device public is a vibrator lmao

[@opde2489]

*moans in Mr krabs*

[@theoverseer393]

@LeoDePlayer hey, we can make these and make jokes about it too

[@junoo3751]

The octopus should be a lifeguard ;)

[@mattiasahlback3456]

+Spooky Spider And/or lighthouse, data traffic mesh relay, fishing net deployer, wave power generator! The number of limbs of an octopus is probably unnecessary many for most robotic applications though.

[@dixiefire1337]

Anubis that's coming from a weeb

[@ghawk1232]

Use for air-refueling, arm automatically moves to port of recipient plane using camera, snaps into place with electromagnet.

[@flintwestwood5920]

My difficult financing choice in 20 years: sexbot or flying car?

[@Ghorda9]

why cant they be the one and the same

[@sadthing3292]

Unoriginal joke or terrible comment?

[@npc6924]

With the rate self-driving cars are being developed, and the increased usage of services like uber, ownership of a car may soon be obsolete. Hope that helps your decision making!

[@marrqi7wini54]

People can't even drive, I don't want them flying. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZ-qnn6sYtl2r9E

[@LineOfThy]

@@sadthing3292 no life or self-centered idiot?

[@22vx]

99 years from now it will take an expert to tell us apart from our AI-driven soft-bot counterparts.

[@origamigek]

You'd think the leading research in artificial octopi would be in Japan.

[@sadthing3292]

Pssst... I know you're making the same "hentai XD" joke everyone else is making.

[@origamigek]

Good job

[@pissmonkey9149]

sad thing and? Some people find it funny you don't have to go comment to comment saying they're unoriginal and not funny.

[@pauls5745]

just catching up on your videos, 2 years later lol. very interesting turned sound up on laptop to max and still barely can hear remembers why I stopped watching this channel

[@_grug__]

Robot + Soft + Internet = Some really weird crap.

[@sadthing3292]

Hentai + Joke + This Video = Some bad comment.

[@pillowman4765]

sad thing damn, what is your obsession with hentai jokes!?!??!!?!?

[@pissmonkey9149]

obsession with hentai comments + being a person who doesn't like hentai jokes + saying their comment is unoriginal = sad thing

[@leonclementsbeall2562]

SFX companies have been making robots like this since the 80s....

[@TheTomsdrc]

Soft robotics are so cool. 👌

[@mz7315]

soft and neat!

[@SonatanDas]

I think this artificial model can be used to lift sophisticated and hazardous goods. Nice idea

[@mattiasahlback3456]

+SD D I would propose buoyancy for lift instead of actuators in the limbs. As for the grip, high pressure hydraulics could probably work. Octopuses (and other organisms) have evolved a highly efficient energy cycle system. This energy is often used for far more purposes than robotics need such as energy generation, growth and replication. What robotics often can learn from organisms is specific details such as airfoil and actuator design. If we'd need a controlled octopus hacking the nerve system of an actual octopus would make more sense.

[@adammcclelland5746]

4:30 That’s my darkest fantasy you’re describing!

[@fleaniswerkhardt4647]

Great idea - except that sharks would probably have a go at it if they saw it swimming.

[@markjones6358]

Simple, Effective and Utterly Brilliant!!! Thank you Mother Nature... :o my LOL Truly, this tech looks like part of the future.

[@MrGermandeutsch]

Tentacles? oh no ... the hentai ...

[@sadthing3292]

How hilarious and original. Not.

[@memespressions9235]

sad thing got to better a joke

[@nickmoore8956]

Oh no! My bleach

[@nicewhenearnedrudemostlyel489]

Um... hentai is fake, this is real. You really should know the difference.

[@michaelgillespie8097]

Shh! Don't give them any ideas!

[@thecritiqsdispatcharrundmu4269]

seen your soft robot squid nice stuff

[@anonandoff4751]

Howard's robotic arm from big bang vibes 😅

[@Hallands.]

3:06 "... if we take out the hair..." 😂

[@DanielHernandez-ge2nv]

so your saying that in 50 years time I'll never have to feed my fish again!?

[@JprsKrprs]

This is probably where they got the inspiration for Olivia Octavious' tentacle look from spiderman into the spiderverse

[@thecritiqsdispatcharrundmu4269]

how long does it take to retrieve the autonama space pods from the oceans?

[@bestbeanfren]

AHHHH! Octodad's arm!!!

[@JungleRane]

Thank you for sharing Appreciate your Expertise

[@thecritiqsdispatcharrundmu4269]

since you all are tech savvy and honest to goodness cheap levitation is the least of my brightest ideas i could let the information diagram go for two things one an oppotunity to see the video of your finest proto type. second 100,000 usd naturally.

[@TBoySpace]

Hello, please what material did you use for the part from the octopus from 3:12 ?

[@GarrettNeal]

aren't....humans just soft robots?

[@Alex-oz9eh]

Garrett Neal woooaaaaaaah duuudee, pass the bluuunt.

[@GarrettNeal]

duude

[@aboody006]

ik I'm late here but bruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuhhhh

[@MatNefer]

Garrett Neal only the stupid ones.

[@emeraldtabbycat148]

Soft wiring. Hard frame. Bioelectric processor (Man is quite the machine)

[@tech8196-k8m]

Make the tentacle thing hold a knife so you have a knife wielding tentacle

[@aifan6148]

medical / surgical application

[@acerockman3520]

Very cool

[@Hutster1229]

So innovative!!!

[@slicebread7597]

is this the start of making Baymax in Big hero 6?

[@ecogreen123]

can i get one?

[@lyncxe]

this technique was already used in puppeteering and such :\

[@sadthing3292]

not really

[@LineOfThy]

what? puppets have skeletons y'know

[@bazooka93]

Knife Wielding Tentacle sent me here

[@sammyb7134]

these people made some robots and now that they made them just sit around at work all day and check email

[@OmegaF77]

2:48 What's with the random zoom-in lol?

[@RuhulAmin-kt2ff]

Can anyone tell me what the cables at @1:36 are made of

[@iAteYourDog69]

nope

[@alexruddies1718]

Most likely a nylon filament of sorts. Think fishing line.

[@RuhulAmin-kt2ff]

I think it could be Dyneema i looked at a few other papers and found this out

[@jimbohn5170]

if it is like what they use in other types of robotics or r/c applications it is kevlar cable

[@stephenlepore4476]

radical.

[@alexruddies1718]

You know, this interests me. But I can't help but think of the most obvious use for for soft robotics... Two words: Sex-bot... But I digress. Imagine the potential...

[@t-rexm2991]

Akidearest will be very happy

[@HemantKumar-lz9vy]

Alex Ruddies sd

[@anonymouswhite7957]

Alex Ruddies tentacle robots?

[@thecaptainflowers4937]

it wold be more expensive than sex ed

[@Detank2002]

theres already fully functional robotic tentacles...

[@sadthing3292]

Can all of you stop with the shtty "Hentai!1!! SEX BOTS AND TTENTACLE!!1!!"" comments?

[@goldgrrl]

i want a pet octopus

[@tatisko8]

Bender is coming

[@Cooliostuff]

Bender is a hard robot

[@arliesilv6129]

What's the researchers's names? Where can I contact them, please?

[@mebansharaisantasticokhong7312]

Why 😂😂😂

[@tshyngobells3490]

that's pretty much the shit for the porn industry

[@tshyngobells3490]

some good shit

[@sadthing3292]

nice replying to yourself

[@williamhackett6980]

Still nothing better than what Nature already has.

[@agumonkey]

soft robots create hard problems

[@hakim_alrooh]

الألييون قادمون جايينكم الألييون

[@hahagivemesubs4008]

i agree

[@TerribilisScriptor]

what did he say?

[@hahagivemesubs4008]

TerribilisScriptor Alahu Alak bar

[@h.sapienstechnologicus8865]

We need electric octopus.

[@algebra5766]

interesting ...

[@hcn6708]

Nice

[@calirichard6495]

Tbh this ain't all that ijs

[@coldwelthsimms5958]

Ugh, all these perverted comments

[@opsecsecurity]

BAYMAX!!

[@verioffkin]

Mechanical models are more predictable, amophous much much less. Complexity leads to istability. I guess.

[@Hm-mn3ip]

I can tell that the dude and the girl in the video are ITALIANIIIII

[@BAAL1010]

I am a robot

[@iron54eagle]

Spider Verse spoilers

[@juliaruthnachemson6863]

squidgy ribbits :)

[@ivanmercado5193]

cant fool me buster.....thats a dindong ryt thur.

[@VipersHeart]

man the sex objects that can be made from these XD oh boy japan get on it ..

[@sadthing3292]

stop being unoriginal for likes

[@pillowman4765]

sad thing why are you going around hentai porn comments and calling the jokes crap? What, do you have an obsession with tentical porn?

[@michaelgillespie8097]

Turns out, they're already working on it. Soon all these jokes will become reality.

[@altarofdisgrace9741]

just make baymax instead of octopuses

[@sciencechicken7669]

Oh god no! Tentacle sguid robots will conquer the earth!

[@usman3D]

Terrible low volume of the video

[@buttercup8655]

rip: the Japanese.

[@chungteckchye1216]

I hope they can do robotic meats using soft robot techniques.

[@leongizat1999]

неплохо, жаль что я пока что не занимаюсь ничем подобным ( 1 курс прикладная информатика ) думаю в дальнейшем без собственной инициативы ничего подобного* и не будет(*-создание роботов)

[@shishkabmw]

Создавайте создавайте..потом они вас и порешат..

[@ico-theredstonesurgeon4380]

Questi so italiani

[@jerrelhurenkamp5251]

This is going to be used for the porn industry somehow

[@donnalambs9578]

Ugh

[@2010ngojo]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/poKVlXyVd8SMmck A weapon to surpass Metal Gear.

[@JauWeek]

I knew the day was coming The day tentacles hentai comes real amazing day to be Alive

[@DerpScout]

one word. Hentai

[@sadthing3292]

one word. unoriginal

[@DragnEYE]

Calling hentai jokes unoriginal? How original of you... Never seen anyone do that before.

[@sardette]

oh god the accent

[@TheEmperorOfViltrum]

I’ve seen enough Hentai by now to understand where this goes

[@thetruereality2]

Shitt!!!!!!

[@kimberlyrose5243]

uuuuuuuuuuu

[@elchippe]

If robots were not enough creepy.

[@Ghorda9]

creepy is a relative term

[@ПавликГерман]

She's actually hot

[@alexgarza760]

Павлик Герман u old

[@michaelgillespie8097]

I know, right? That robot swims like a mermaid, doesn't she?