The INSANE Race for AI Humanoid Robots

[@theAIsearch]

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[@dfo990]

it is insanely impressive how elon musk joined in this race super late and still made optimus being kinda close of these robots just in few years while runs others top1 global companies in several fields.. holy shit..

[@johannesdolch]

The new Atlas looks like the Pixar lamp. And that is hardly a coincidence. It makes it look harmless.

[@Charles-Darwin]

Exactly 💯 I've been thinking that too

[@Mrbugg08]

It looks cool, the aesthetic is there.

[@stefanolacchin4963]

It moves like a Geth from Mass Effect though. 😅

[@cryptojonny6837]

Until some red eyes show up.

[@Apple.CC.technomail]

Until its head light turns red

[@bingzhao9314]

the boston backflip from high to low, the unitree h1 backflip on the flat ground

[@SPECIALTRADER1]

Also H1 is a pure computer with no motor.😊

[@bingzhao9314]

@@SPECIALTRADER1 no. it just pure steel with no cpu

[@SPECIALTRADER1]

@@bingzhao9314 🥸🤡

[@rp1894]

The reason there's so much lag in the robot's motions and response time is because the robots aren't predicting the future, they are only responding to the data as it comes in. The next big advancement in robotics will come from creating a prediction algorithm that accurately predicts the future so that robots can respond in real time as humans do. The reason we can do this is because humans constantly predict the future. The better you predict the future, the better you perform. This is intelligence.

[@AfifFarhati]

interesting!

[@watchman0062]

Agree.

[@peterkonrad4364]

thank you for this video. this was a video i expected from many other channels. it is nice to see it here finally done. you even managed to get one or two in there that i didnt know of yet.

[@theAIsearch]

my pleasure!

[@kroniken8938]

I dont agree that the sandwhich making was not impressive. It is so delicate. Trying not to break the ingredients and understanding what to do whith the bread and the bag for the bread

[@jorgesanf]

It even moves the plate to the side at one point so it is closer to the next operation...

[@Angor_rot9083]

it also switches hands to try it with its right hand

[@debugger4693]

The robot making a sandwich may be slow, but I find that much more impressive than folding a shirt or picking a cup.

[@MrNote-lz7lh]

Nah. Folding a shirt is much more difficult as the shirt is harder to handle. But I do like the whole making sandwich thing as a showcase of abilities.

[@omniopen]

I agree, I think they’re taking a different approach to teaching the robot

[@Angor_rot9083]

fr plus on the real it takes me longer

[@happytape307]

I will be truly impressed when these robots race each other on an Olympic track. 400 meter sprint, roll or crawl, whatever its design allows for.

[@theAIsearch]

sounds fun. a robot olympics!

[@toastedmatt9387]

That would be insanely unfair lmao. Any robot designed to roll would absolutely move faster than a robot designed to sprint.

[@happytape307]

@@toastedmatt9387 In principle that is true, but the design would still determine the end-result. Just because it rolls doesn't necessarily make it faster :) Eg. successfully reproducing movement of a cheetah could result in a runner that exceeds 70mph. Then again a Tesla could be seen as a bot because it's autonomous. Anyway, it was just a random thought :D

[@Aggie4life77]

I don’t even need all that. I will be impressed when they have one that can walk about two times as fast as now and have quicker fingers and hands. Main thing I want it to do around house is cut grass, clean floors, vacuum and other simple task. Laundry would be great as well but that might be asking for too much. I really liked the 16k robot that was foldable. I think that’s the type of robot people will have at home as a consumer robot.

[@unnamedchannel1237]

@@happytape307it’s not autonomous it’s a hunk of junk

[@Botmatrix]

I was hoping that someone would come up with an aggregation video of all the humanoids currently being developed. Thanks so much for doing the research and producing this video, awesome work!

[@theAIsearch]

Glad you liked it!

[@The_Spooky_Boi]

Guys start being nice to chatGPT, we aren’t far away from *the uprising*

[@ئەنیمێ]

Does sexting count?

[@oufukubinta]

I'm always nice with Mr. ChatGPT

[@azhuransmx126]

Yeap, now in 2024 they've start got long term memory, and soon, in order to be good assistants, they will remember Everything about you. That was not the case in 2023, but I started practicing early, hey Skynet remember that 😅

[@Lite11-]

@@ئەنیمێ robot inside a sx doll

[@ئەنیمێ]

@@Lite11- Lord

[@flyingfree333]

No animal has a reversed knee. What you think is a knee is their ankle, they have long feet and walk on the toes or balls of their feet. If you look at the robot it's the same thing, the knee is close to the hip so the 'leg' is actually their shin and foot and they are walking on their toes/balls of their feet.

[@theAIsearch]

Thanks for clarifying!

[@nutmeg0144]

A certain group of people (christians) dont want to know that as it challenges their world view

[@Zonaskiosk1]

Birds

[@RaymondLi604]

​@@Zonaskiosk1Birds have regular knees. You're looking at their ankles. Google for explaining pics 👀

[@sickofit1574]

@@nutmeg0144 rent free

[@AdvantestInc]

Kudos for making the complex world of AI humanoid robots so accessible! Your detailed breakdown of each company and their robots is both informative and easy to follow.

[@theAIsearch]

Thanks!

[@hotrodhunk7389]

If I owned a business I'd definitely be experimenting with these. Definitely won't replace all your workers but if you could just have it doing one task night and day even if it's slow...

[@theAIsearch]

it'll be a great ROI if it can do things 24/7

[@gizmomismo7071]

You don't come across such long and well-crafted videos every day. Great job!

[@theAIsearch]

Thanks!

[@turtleanton6539]

Indeed😊

[@turtleanton6539]

​@@theAIsearchyes

[@alan2here]

Could have an arm with a hand containing a thumb and 3 other fingers, and another arm either with the same type of hand, or just a clamp like gripper

[@RWBHere]

12:45 - That headline can also be read as 'Sanctary deployed _their_ first humanoid robot commercially.' Headline shorthand is a thing.

[@Alice_Fumo]

I think the robot at 10:30 is adorable. The way it's struggling is a bit like a little child.

[@DilshodBerdi]

the best AI channel in youtube PERIOD

[@theAIsearch]

thanks!

[@NeidlichesSchwert]

Except for the AI-sounding narrator.

[@charbelbejjani5541]

1:19:32 I currently don't see how any of these could be deployed to the public by end of this year or next year. It seems obvious that more training and development is needed before these robots are released to the public

[@TheLostMedici]

Fantastic comprehensive review of state-of-the-art humanoid robots - great research into the topic, thanks!

[@theAIsearch]

My pleasure!

[@Kim-Yo-jong]

It's incredible to think that in only 5-10 years from now these things will be everywhere. We will all have our own personal C-3PO companions as well.

[@theAIsearch]

exciting times!

[@saellenx3528]

You wont have it. Its gonna cost millions so its only toy for the rich.😉

[@akselwilliamdanenbarger7969]

Robotix experts say that running/walking is not that hard to program anymore. But now the challenge is the transition from stand still to run. Thats whay, when the running robot stoped, it still mooved it legs like a run upp and down.

[@RWBHere]

2:00 Aren't you forgetting that Google as a huge amount of real-world data, gleaned over more than 12 years, from every user of its services? Amazon and its empire also have stacks of data. Microsoft must also have a sizeable proportion of the world's data to hand. These three must surely make Tesla look small in comparison.

[@domehammer]

Having data isn't everything, being able to use that data well is important. Google tried to add AI to search results and created something that has told people to make mustard gas, eat rocks, jump off bridges, and just regurgitate shit posts.

[@davidperryman3012]

Absolutely amazing I don't offten comment on videos but thought it was well put together I was amazed by the speed of progress for newly formed start up companies ans so many working on humanoid robots. Fascinating

[@theAIsearch]

Thanks!

[@8milestreet]

exactly the topic i was thinking about..nice compilation

[@theAIsearch]

thanks!

[@nholth]

Thank you for sharing this amazing compilation of robots its astounding to see how advanced they are!

[@theAIsearch]

Thanks!

[@MisZpelled]

The best analogy I can think for robots is computers. Robots today are like what computers were in the 1970s big, slow, with some limited commercial uses, but then look at where computers were 25 years later in 1995. So, when I see these robots, I just think of where they will be in the 2040s.

[@r-saint]

Optimus DOESN'T have lidar, neither do Teslas.

[@EstevanValladares]

As a robotics engineer I am always amazed how people are hyped by the "human form" as a disguise for bad robots. Balance is impressive feat ? Really ? Anyone who are in the undergrad of robotics can draft a balanced humanoid robot in a napkin on the cafeteria. The challenges in robotics since 20 years are way ahead anything this video shows.

[@AfifFarhati]

I haven't seen the video , but maybe the impressive thing is that it can do that implementing purely neural networks or "AI programming" if that's even a term as opposed to classic programming? which is fairely new and much more promissing? I don't know a whole lot about robotics , so forgive my mistakes and enlighten me if you'd like to.

[@rabbithowls71]

Tesla transformers coming soon. The robot is already called Optimus…

[@theAIsearch]

imagine a model 3 transforming into a robot 🤯

[@MrMick560]

Just a crazy question, will robots ever be able to feel a sensation like putting their arms around someone and feeling the softness and warmth ?

[@theAIsearch]

yes, tactile sensors can achieve "feeling softness". warmth just requires some temperature sensor, which shouldn't be hard to implement

[@MrMick560]

@@theAIsearch Thanks, that's amazing.

[@dolltron6965]

You need to be careful with words like 'feeling' you'll end up down a philosophical black hole that you can't escape from. It's like saying that my keyboard is 'feeling' these key presses , obviously as i type there is transistors in 0/1 switch mode that correspond to my key press being closed or open. That is not 'feeling' the key press. You could use a word like 'respond' , it has a response to a corresponding sensor, but the response is going to be like a variable resistance or capacitance in circuit .

[@MrMick560]

@@dolltron6965 I'm terrified of ending up down a philosophical black hole that I can't escape from, I just thought it was an interesting question.

[@nomojo1110]

I'm not up to speed re: self-driving vehicles, but I noticed the Tesla did a lot of undertaking opposed to moving to the left hand (fast) lane.

[@Youtube-Handle-256]

8:55 update: Tesla announced they have 2 Optimus robots doing autonomous tasks in the factory. I will leave the interpretation up to you

[@arrowtooth]

May the best battle droid win!

[@OrniasDMF]

Didn't the Honda bot balance on one leg like 20 years ago?

[@1HorseOpenSlay]

Spot is only 75k!?! That's actually amazing and affordable.

[@eSKAone-]

Nice competition

[@theAIsearch]

😃

[@klookfilm]

The Boston Dynamics robot does look like a makeup mirror, but also kind of reminds me of the robot on the new lost in space. I'm excited and a little unsure about robots and AI taking over nearly all grunt work, on the one hand it's great that the Jetsons cartoon is coming true, but it's also terrifying the unknown prospect of jobs that will become unneeded overnight. Looking back on technical advances sure it's great we don't need elevator operators and telephone switchboard technicians, but for the people who lost those jobs it had major effects on their lives; the potential magnitude of jobs and industries that could be disrupted by this shift is hard to imagine at this point. Not only does it affect a persons' ability to generate income but doing work is a basic human need on a psychological level, one of the reasons the pandemic was so destructive to everyone's mental health is that many simply couldn't cope with not working.

[@Charles-Darwin]

My personal favorite (you didnt include them here for some reason), is the Anymal - they have an actual track record and demos going years back

[@theAIsearch]

Thanks for sharing! Anymal is great too! I just didn't include them because they're not quite 'humanoid'. They are quadrupedal

[@eSKAone-]

ICU nurse will be one of the last automatable jobs, way later than physician. But they could help us a lot way sooner 🌌💟

[@theAIsearch]

thanks for sharing!

[@akounamatata2251]

companies should collaborate together to share patents

[@Charles-Darwin]

Capitalism put up a mile high wall though... It will be interesting to see if the likes of 'communist' countries take the lead in this area -since sharing is their purview

[@eclipsenow5431]

If we get these cheap enough, I can see companies using wheeled base bots in a warehouse - and bipedal out in the more human world. The wheeled base bots might carry more weight in a warehouse and / or just be cheaper. It's about both technology and price per service.

[@geordiebrit1461]

Lol. The narrator says the Menteebot walks slower than the other robots (39:13), but then says it moves FASTER than most (40:27). Which statement is he going for?

[@francescoambrosino1841]

But will they put UBI before 2030!? Many pioneers including billionaires, scientists, Nobel Prize winners, engineers, architects, analysts and so on and so forth... almost all agree on the fact that we will have AGI in 2027 and ASI in 2029 and they look and evaluating the exponential technological acceleration curve, I wonder why they have not yet implemented universal basic income to anticipate the trends that will come from it. Just to name one, Elon Musk says that we will have AGI as early as 2025 and ASI in 2029.

[@theAIsearch]

we will have abundance before UBI. UBI depends on our incompetent governments and whether they actually want to distribute wealth

[@theAIsearch]

FYI we already have enough food & resources to feed everyone in the world, BUT people are still starving in parts of the world, because some rich countries like to hog everything

[@chrislew464]

Abundance equals profit rich people make profit workers earn a wage profit-sharing with people is rare and I haven't seen in I'm my work

[@kaeakingi7452]

Anyone ready for an IRL Real Steel?

[@keith62970]

I'm always doing that. You never know.

[@mykal2803]

We can't even fathom, where this will all be in 20..30..40 years. These robots we find so incredible will look like an Altair 8800.. Truly think about that. In a very short time I believe robots and a.i are going to far exceed our expectations. I for one welcome our new leaders, just like a child takes the mantle of a man. Thus they shall to inherit the earth from us, lets just hope they take care of us in our twilight.

[@C-o-r-y]

I’m sold on the Optimus Tesla bot, it can fold clothes.

[@theAIsearch]

😃

[@jan7356]

It can’t. The demo was teleoperated.

[@MrNote-lz7lh]

@@jan7356 Where's your proof?

[@jan7356]

@@MrNote-lz7lh When Elon posted the cloth folding video on X he added in a comment that it’s teleoperated but that it will soon be able do it on it’s own. I am skeptical. It’s kind of like showing someone driving a car and then saying: soon it will drive on its own, lol. The whole point of robotics is that those things are supposed to do stuff on their own and making this happen is the actual hard part, lol.

[@unnamedchannel1237]

0:38 the sex bot seems to be making progress

[@trimefisto7909]

Great video!

[@thomasproshowski7538]

Dear IKEA, TESCO and PC WORLD,do you have those bots in your stores?

[@Narko_Marko]

i think 9.25 sanctuary robot is my favorite. I don't like the overly uncanny human design of optimus and others that look to sharp and industrial, this is just perfect and making a sandwich is a difficult task that no other company showcased

[@wezmasta]

I love your videos, and I'm not complaining, but this robotics videos got mr thinking, A.I is changing a lot of domains. Have you thought about making videos on A.I bioengineering, Brain Wave Interfaces, or scientific research?

[@theAIsearch]

Thanks! Yes, more science videos coming soon

[@RobertFletcherOBE]

its a big mistake to watch these promotional videos from manufacturers and to take them on face value. these are designed to build hype and attract investors and rarely have any actual bearing on the actual state of the products. allot of the time your seeing scripted, highly controlled demonstrations which dont represent actual capabilities. Its like every time you hear Sam Altman talking about AGI being just around the corner. its just a way of building hype. The tech they're using has known theoretical limitations and we're currently hitting them. Altman will keep on talking shit though because it brings in investment.

[@unnamedchannel1237]

Atleast there is at least one critical thinker out there

[@tutacat]

The stutter sounds like openai whisper adding an "um". This would be an older version of GPT-4o.

[@anildhope1]

Best wishes for your future career. May God bless you. You will be successful in Arizona. There's very little in Astrophysics from India and I am proud of you.

[@theAIsearch]

thanks

[@matt.stevick]

I love AI, however the humanoid robot idea really creeps me out. I also have a lifelong unexplained deep uneasy when I see puppets especially when uncanny … so there’s that 😢. Creepy

[@theAIsearch]

puppets are slightly creepy i must say

[@joschua6704]

If you ask me, the demonstration of the robot making a sandwich is the most impressive, because it is a nightmare for a robot

[@jcy089]

Guess that plumber / AC degree wasn’t such a good choice after ditching the CS degree 😂

[@theAIsearch]

oops

[@f612CreatorsPodcast]

I honestly don’t even know if this is AI generated or not anymore.

[@olafseverin9181]

Time will show which products will adapt best to the prizes, quality, costs, efficiency according to the full requirements of the robotic market.

[@HEBEJEBE]

5:40 I'm not so sure they're being honest about that standing on one leg thing. All of the ubtech demos look like 15fps animations.

[@williamkinkade2538]

Looking forward to Robot fights!!

[@unnamedchannel1237]

There is a twilight zone made for radio about that

[@_jhw_]

I would love a business opportunity in robots

[@carelesswolf9878]

Battle bots show comes to mind

[@Aufklaerung_Christentum]

Thanks for this great overview of human robots. Which of these companies can the average person invest in? Which companies are tradeable on the stock exchange?

[@theAIsearch]

tesla -> directly making optimus nvidia -> making project groot which powers some of the robots in this video msft or amzn -> they are investors in some of these robot companies

[@TukiiTuki]

robot procedes to make a fucking sandwich delicately grabbing all elements. OP: as you can see is not fast enough, ok this is actually embarazing. me: ok we are fuck

[@theAIsearch]

😃

[@Einstormer]

The universe: "How many dystopian tropes do you want in your grimdark world?" Humans: "YES!"

[@theAIsearch]

😃

[@ErickKamau-el3bf]

Is it I alone who find a figure one's voice intriguing

[@CharlesBrown-xq5ug]

《 Arrays of nanodiodes promise full conservation of energy》 A simple rectifier crystal can, iust short of a replicatable long term demonstration of a powerful prototype, almost certainly filter the random thermal motion of electrons or discrete positiive charged voids called holes so the electric current flowing in one direction predominates. At low system voltage a filtrate of one polarity predominates only a little but there is always usable electrical power derived from the source Johnson Nyquest thermal electrical noise. This net electrical filtrate can be aggregated in a group of separate diodes in consistent alignment parallel creating widely scalable electrical power. As the polarity filtered electrical energy is exported, the amount of thermal energy in the group of diodes decreases. This group cooling will draw heat in from the surrounding ambient heat at a rate depending on the filtering rate and thermal resistance between the group and ambient gas, liquid, or solid warmer than absolute zero. There is a lot of ambient heat on our planet, more in equatorial dry desert summer days and less in polar desert winter nights. Refrigeration by the principle that energy is conserved should produce electricity instead of consuming it. Focusing on explaining the electronic behavior of one composition of simple diode, a near flawless crystal of silicon is modified by implanting a small amount of phosphorus on one side from a ohmic contact end to a junction where the additive is suddenly and completely changed to boron with minimal disturbance of the crystal pattern. The crystal then continues to another ohmic contact. A region of high electrical resistance forms at the junction in this type of diode when the phosphorous near the ĵunction donates electrons that are free to move elsewhere while leaving phosphorus ions held in the crystal while the boron donates a hole which is similalarly free to move. The two types of mobile charges mutually clear each other away near the junction leaving little electrical conductivity. An equlibrium width of this region is settled between the phosphorus, boron, electrons, and holes. Thermal noise is beyond steady state equlibrium. Thermal transients where mobbile electrons move from the phosphorus added side to the boron added side ride transient extra conductivity so they are filtered into the external circuit. Electrons are units of electric current. They lose their thermal energy of motion and gain electromotive force, another name for voltage, as they transition between the junction and the array electrical tap. Aloha

[@NerdRapper]

Why is most of this footage like 10 frames a second? It’s so choppy

[@Cute_Maxi]

whoever thought that robots need clothes should be immediately fired... that's just pure nightmare fuel...

[@theAIsearch]

lol that scene was weird indeed

[@kryptoart87]

UBI should already be getting rolled out and raised as the robot job takeover rises. Failure to do so only spells hardship and chaos for all of us.

[@genafuscaldo6373]

❤ Thank You, Question: When you give Dimensions, Could you explain to the not so worldly minds in Pounds , Miles, Weights and Temperatures in F

[@johndrake3472]

Never mind work. This looks like an existential threat. Where is the debate on if we should be doing this.

[@miss_paradoxical]

let me borrow 20k 😂 We all know that as soon as these things are released people are going to want to see all kinds of content that shows them in action. so anyone that can get their hands on these models first are going to have leverage and lots of followers which will rake in the bucks on KZbin. in all honesty though, if I had my own robot buddy I'm pretty sure I would just disappear and you would never see me again. hopefully for an excited reason...

[@jennifercuddy5663]

More companion robots, please!

[@prodantech]

The Astro Bot excites me.

[@theAIsearch]

😃

[@PauseAI]

We're not ready for the future.

[@MohammadRahimJamshidi]

The emergence of AI and its necessities X Mohammad Rahim Jamshidi

[@kuroallen6419]

I'll say in spanish: Viva la competencia! 👏🏻

[@theAIsearch]

😃

[@turtleanton6539]

It is literally insane😮

[@theAIsearch]

😃

[@VincentBounce]

Kawasaki humanoid is missing. Full list in my bio.

[@AntoineDennison]

At 10:00 we watched the sanctuary model make a sandwich, which Is much more difficult to do than move blocks, requiring a degree of tactile precision while using imprecise tools (baguette bread, cheese, turkey, etc.). But, listening to you complain about how slow it was, a person would almost think you were waiting to eat the sandwich yourself! *lol*

[@guntereisenherz9102]

Tesla can't exactly use the data from their cars to train their humanoid robots, because you want to robot to behave like a human, not like a car. Most humanoid bots will be used indoors and not on streets. In terms of training data they do have X though.

[@topofthegreen]

How fast are these robots replace warehouse and factory workers?

[@fredflintstoner596]

Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam ." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window ? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically across the plains?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"

[@Cute_Maxi]

The Rainbow RBY-1 is Johnny-5's gen Z grandson...

[@ThePantygun]

Navigation is impossible without a world-around simulator running in it's mind.

[@jan7356]

In Tesla’s cloth folding demo the robot is teleoperated.

[@MaskedPresence]

I will make sure to say goodmorning to my microwave, just in case

[@theAIsearch]

you'll be on the good list

[@joaosantossantos9280]

Atlas is the most advanced

[@My-Pal-Hal]

Man. The new Boston Dynamics is the 💩. Nothing is even close. ...ooo, the Tesla looks like a person, and the BD looks like the future, but not for us, it's what Terminators wanna be

[@rp1894]

Apollo is pronounced A-Pall-o, not A-Poll-o. Saying this one wrong makes me think you've never seen anything about the NASA Apollo moon project where we landed on the moon several times. Please look up proper pronunciations of words.

[@CoryBenston]

Why are the robot's in the weezer cover.

[@mykal2803]

Robot combat sports. None of this, drive your little dude and flip the other little dude over. I want some anime style humanoid robo action.

[@kitchenerleslie6177]

Overconsumption will kill us all.

[@turkeycannon161]

Great video but I don't think I've ever heard anyone pronounce "Apollo" like that.

[@jakajakos]

Tesla has an upper hand in this race

[@AntwonStitt]

Love it

[@tomw2131]

We’ll end up with two: the “cheap one for everyone” and the overpriced one for those who feel the need. Compare the plethora of “personal computers” in the early 80s, or the VCR types that came out, where we settled for the “hideously complex whilst being moderately poor” VHS 📼 Note that speed isn’t that important at the moment. When cars came out, a man would walk in front with a red flag! Also, again the 80s, maze-running robots were primitive and slow, often failing; however, programming techniques improved this. With these robots, programmers needn’t do anything, but time will speedily cut down the development/evolution time.