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[@Trilliant-JP]

I WONDER if the ENTIRE INDUSTRY gets TIRED of being SHOCKED ALL THE TIME.

[@tonyhawk123]

I'd click on a lot more of these videos if they had less clickbaity titles.

[@newchannelization]

Hahahaha we are primed to be shocked every single headline

[@PeterKnagge]

I'm hiding in my cave anyway, just in case "Two plus two equals five" Skynet is watching

[@pchungvt]

It is true. If one is getting shocked and stunned constantly, the moment it stopped getting stocked, it would be considered stimulating :)

[@AbelSequeira-bk8fh]

I wonder the same😂

[@guilhermebini]

It's interesting to see a demonstration where the robot is actually carrying out some daily tasks and not flirting with the military industry.

[@christopherqwan8471]

Taking care of many elderly people who cannot live independently is a concern for families in China. If this robot is priced at 100,000 RMB or below, I believe many people would be willing to pay for it happily.

[@guilhermebini]

@@christopherqwan8471 This is what I believe to be a good reason to invest time, money and expertise. And on the other hand, there are projects under development, most commonly in the USA, where, although companies talk about their use in construction sites or rescue situations, it is almost impossible not to imagine them being used as tools of oppression on the outskirts of the world.

[@zacharysherry2910]

Flirting with? I think you mean "designed by" but I agree with the sentiment

[@guilhermebini]

@@zacharysherry2910 just a way of speaking, given that these robots in question are commonly advertised as something to be used in factories, construction sites or in rescue situations, when everyone can clearly see them being used as tools of oppression on the outskirts of the world. 2016: "The robot dog is dancing!!!" 2023: "U.S. Marines Test Robot Dog Armed With A Rocket Launcher"

[@sephirothcloud3953]

No teleoperation. There's actually a chinese inside the robot.

[@daydrip]

Was thinking the same thing

[@alexkaa]

It's the Mechanical Chinese... 🤖

[@cdyanand]

😂

[@me.account9690]

Remotely trust me

[@tvvelvegauge12]

Actually, it's a dude in a bear suit inside the robot...

[@Tarkusine]

Mechanically very nice. However, it looks like the movements are simply pre-programmed like an industrial robot. Notice that everything takes place in a very specific starting condition and ends right after the move is performed. This isn't to say that it's not a neat robot but nothing it did tells me it wasn't pre programmed

[@joe_limon]

look back at the scene where they show it copying the person's dance moves. It is capable of motion capture, likely all of these scenes were performed "no teleoperation" by copying the puppeteer in front of them.

[@SarahKchannel]

Exactly my thoughts. They do not show the other parts of the robot, could be there is a ton of umbilical to compressed air or hydraulics. There was no human present, for instance to put a bottle on the table, which then is opened and decanted by the robot.

[@NikkedTruth]

Yeah, indeed. But I believe even at the mechanical level it is impressive. Very close to human dexterity.

[@RaitisPetrovs-nb9kz]

I don’t think at this time there is a point to develop preprogrammed robot. Especially that there Isaac Lab where you can train it on pretty much any psychical task

[@jimbobaggins209]

@@NikkedTruth There are far more complex and faster machines that have been used industrially for a very long time now.

[@PietroSperonidiFenizio]

The good thing about that solution is that whatever you ask it to do, it cannot give you the finger

[@user-tz3yx8dr1j]

Just wait until the next iteration equipped with hands!

[@happytape307]

My future wife 🥰

[@AnthonyGoodley]

Your weird for that.

[@DeathDealerX07]

If she looks like Android 18, I'm joining you.

[@SuperMaker.M]

@@DeathDealerX07 LOL 🤣🤣

[@clickbait9744]

😍

[@n1k0flow]

2 fingers is all you need

[@BenBethelAZ]

"With a target price of CNY 36,218 (just under USD $5,000), the Astribot S1 is going to give other robotics companies serious competition" - granted this price is low as there will likely be a monthly subscription/connection fee, but I think if an entire car can be made for under $10K, then this price is probably very realistic.

[@drivingforcebehindu]

Means will be under 500 bucks if you wait a couple of years

[@alessandroboscolo9294]

China is known for his boastfulness and bragging, anyway we have to note that the robot is mostly teleoperate and without the capacity of moving anywhere.

[@denisgabriel4645]

Things are going to start moving really fast from now on due to increasing competition. Brace yourselves guys, because I can already feel and smell the AGI.

[@w3whq]

Yes!

[@theusernameyoudidntexpect6511]

No, I think that just means your GPU just burnt out. Sorry. :(

[@celestemtz587]

Indeed GPT4 is AGI, just has not a body or hands to prove it

[@mistycloud4455]

China ruling the world with AGI is terrifying

[@ahmetmutlu348]

agi is not there.... agi can compute required mechnaical design improwements on a gaming pc in less then a day and they have supercomputers and they cant even add design improvements even my bionic limited emory brain can guess :D

[@Mindfulltalk]

As a blind person, I find this sort of thing useless when you turn off the audio or it’s just video. I can’t tell the difference between it and a commercial. 😎 you usually provide very interesting information. I dig your dedication.

[@LeesReviews69]

You need AI to translate into words what you’re seeing.

[@Anon-xb9pc]

@@LeesReviews69how will they read this message? Haha

[@Chris_Hruska]

@@Anon-xb9pc the same way the created it

[@classic_sci_fi]

The speed is the most impressive I've seen so far. The dexterity is reasonably good but could be better. I'm wondering about how fast it can reason out a new task before it does it.

[@happytape307]

"In imitation learning, the agent learns from a dataset of demonstrations by an expert, typically a human." The model is trained by observing a person perform actions and then imitating it, until it gets it right, then can do it better & better with time as it practices the same actions.

[@daretobegreat3124]

And remember, to get a thousand humans to do something, you have to train each one individually. Once one robot knows how to do something tens of thousands of robots can automatically do it.

[@3ull]

FYI: China was the first nation to invest over fifty billion dollars in artificial intelligence, leading the way well ahead of any other company before Covid.

[@MammToYou]

Yup. Meanwhile, in the US, we're too busy ignoring our own mess while sending billions of dollars overseas and fighting about political opinions as our judicial system is being abused to persecute political opponents on both sides of the aisle. We are so hosed.

[@dr.emilschaffhausen4683]

Company or country?

[@kickinbackinOC]

And don't forget, they also gave us Covid. The gift that keeps giving. Clever.

[@3ull]

@@kickinbackinOC Funded by NiH; US.

[@AndrewManook]

@@kickinbackinOC I didn't know fort derrick was in China

[@BayesTheorem78]

What’s less impressive is that all the props are in position (not randomly placed) before the demo starts .

[@kcchiefsproductions8687]

Curious, where did you get this info?

[@NikkedTruth]

It looks more dexter than the one shown recently placing plates. Tele operation or not it obviously has a very sophisticated level of movement in those hands.

[@marshallodom1388]

You kinda need them in exact spots if you need 284 takes to flip some prop toast.

[@johnmud5085]

We have o start somewhere with any advancements.

[@jeffsteyn7174]

😂 ok buddy and teslas slow teleoperated bot is super impressive right. Stop been a hater

[@mikegafa1]

Impressive indeed, if it can be verified that it is true autonomy. I am hopeful, but skeptical.

[@WizeIce1]

Yeah... you probably never been to the East.😂

[@CHIEF_420]

🇨🇳 🧂

[@Chris_Hruska]

seems at the toddler stage, should be an adult in a year though

[@user-et1vi6jo3w]

They say it will be commercialized this year, so you just have to wait a little longer.

[@deadace3914]

Clealy it doesn't have legs, based on its torso build. I imagine it has some sort of wheel base which would be sufficient as a robo housekeeper in most consumer homes, as long as it can move past door thresholds somehow.

[@DiceDecides]

I'm impressed by the fluidity of the movements, it seems to really carefully perform each task properly

[@twilightlove]

Even if it would be tele-controlled, I'm still impressed!

[@RaitisPetrovs-nb9kz]

If the prediction that price will drop as low as 2k per robot they will be everywhere

[@dr.emilschaffhausen4683]

Not without mobility. Where are the legs? The wheels?

[@barriewright2857]

The cost of a high end Frigefreezer, cooker or washing machine. Or depending upon how you have worked the money a complete kitchen with all of the electricals .

[@dirckthedork-knight1201]

Even if its just set up this way and this is just a routine (as in the objects where placed there and the robot just repeats a routine instead of just recognising themon its own) the smoothness of its movements are pretty impressive and its definitely a step to the right direction for robotics

[@raffaelecafiero3608]

The smoothness Is unrealistic. The sequence of movements, especially the short ones, Is impossible to realize for a real robot, neither hidraulically nor electrically activated.

[@AndrewManook]

@@raffaelecafiero3608 It seems pretty shaky, Boston dynamics is more smooth

[@tesanekkokos4526]

so noone gonna mention that the red marker is a "red pan"?

[@thomaskong1508]

Good catch!

[@jinbinongfu]

I think it is interesting that it so easily recognized the "hello kitty". Non Chinese competing models are expected to not have copyrightable content in their training sets. This may end up giving Chinese AI companies a tremendous advantage.

[@dentonfender6492]

Love to see a Boston Dynamic Robot, or one of China's Robots exploring Mars. And I'm sure Robots will be a boon for the elderly keeping people in their homes rather than being forced to move into an assisted living facilities. Independence is so important to the happiness of most people.

[@tomcraver9659]

Note that "No Teleoperation" doesn't mean that for at least some of these demos the robot isn't just exactly mimicking a human's motions as the human does the same thing, live. That's not teleoperation per se, but it isn't autonomous either.

[@Tenner2340]

Wondering if it is mimicking the arm movement, we see in the small screen visually, not completely convinced, need more proof..... Otherwise highly impressed but can it move and do other chores like sort laundry, dishes then loading into the right machine then doing the reverse when machine cycle is done with a fluid rhythm.

[@pauldolton9118]

Does anyone know if there's any research papers where you could read up on this?

[@Louisianish]

I don't care which country it comes from. I'm just so ready for an affordable humanoid robot that will do my dishes and laundry for me. Having something to do just those 2 tasks alone would honestly free up so much time for my wife and I. 😩😅

[@joesmith9288]

For national security reasons, the Chinese robots will never be imported to the US😂.

[@erickmarin6147]

​@@joesmith9288market moat reasons*

[@michaelhaines8748]

Because those 2 chores alone will take up so much time. Pay me half of what you’d pay for that machine and I’ll gladly do your laundry and dishes for you. Haha.

[@Louisianish]

@@michaelhaines8748 Oh, you'd move to Tallahassee, Florida just for me to pay you to fold my laundry and do my dishes? lol

[@pamelatify]

My dog is growling at that robot on my TV. Not a good sign.

[@WeAreQuestionDutch]

It will change after the first time it's filling his food and plays with him, then they are the dogs best friends 😢😢...

[@pamelatify]

@@WeAreQuestionDutch My little dog likes to watch TV with me. She’s really just on the lookout for dogs. She spots dog or cat on TV and she barks like crazy, wagging her tail and excited. But when she saw that robot cooking in the kitchen, she started growling like she sensed danger. She knows there is something wrong with a robot doing human things.

[@christopherqwan8471]

The primary and most significant application of this robot in China lies in its ability to provide care for a multitude of elderly individuals who are unable to live independently. This particular use case also represents the highest demand for such technology.

[@oklaroi580]

Facts tbh

[@drawnhere]

Doubtful... Many seniors can't even use a cellphone properly. They aren't going to have the slightest idea what to do with something like this.

[@justindressler5992]

The dexterity of the robot is pretty impressive. The machine vision looks good, I like how it can handle shirt and picking notepad of the table. Is the computing hardware entirely self contained or is it tethered. They need to demo it with someone randomising the items of the table first to be fully convincing.

[@SpaceBubbleBeats]

New subscriber here. Great video! I like your channel!

[@piotrszablewski4020]

And how do you know from those klips that is fully autonomus ? Shocking would be if You would answare

[@oxygenasturia5706]

2 fingers won't work, it's maybe a low-profile approach, but you need more fingers to do nimble tasks.

[@roseburggranite5360]

Very impressive stuff. I like the way you do your videos. Thank you for the info.

[@errolfoster1101]

you are easily impressed as someone else said just 2 finger and I have worked on industrial robots more than 20 years ago that were programed to do similar

[@CLSgod]

at 6:29 it has the red pen labeled as "red pan" is that an editing mistake by them or?

[@johnaldchaffinch3417]

Well spotted, AI wouldn't make that mistake...

[@squaretek6801]

I commented the same - searched to see if anyone else saw it. Keen eyes! Seems like a rushed Asian product with quickly hastened text.

[@evdm7482]

Yessss I’ve been waiting for the tshirt folding trick!

[@2flight]

People better be nice to these creatures they are bringing to life.

[@CHIEF_420]

🤖🧂

[@ashishmaheshwari9618]

@very very cool, especially being confident that you will be able to commercialize it in this year. Thanks for being a part of the exponential growth of the robotics industry.

[@lookinaturmom]

robot ur doing too much 😂 that opening the cork and pouring the wine looked like it was down for a good time

[@SH-fm5eu]

I showed a clip of the new Boston Dynamics bot to a teacher at work yesterday and said they get those down to about 80 grand I'm outta a job! All the skills needed for a maintenance bot exist across several platforms it's just getting them all onto one. My question is what happens when the robot says "I'm smarter, faster and stronger than you. I dont wantvto do your boring dangerous or repetitive tasks!"

[@gustavosantiago1543]

My main issue with this demo is that there weren't a single example of adversity. In almost all robotics demos you see nowadays there's at least some adversity, a person messing things around, for instance. That is very important to prove that the robot is really autonomous and can navigate around unexpected scenarios and unseen problems.

[@erickmarin6147]

Robustness against perturbations is a mostly solved problem in classical control theory.

[@CrudelyMade]

I noticed it can remove bottle caps but I didn't see it putting any of the bottle caps back on. Lol. Maybe there's a reason that they didn't include that in the video.

[@Daniel-Six]

Okay... the toast-flipping stunt was ballz.

[@gsam3461]

Toaster would be easier just sayin. Who pan fries toast?? 🙃

[@automatescellulaires8543]

@@gsam3461 Robots do.

[@Daniel-Six]

@@gsam3461 Maybe it was French toast? Otherwise yeah... fuckers tried to pull a fast one!

[@WizeIce1]

That's why it's more impressive, Since no one does toast.

[@JohnSmith762A11B]

Coulda been a pancake.

[@svaeon]

Detroit Become Human ✅️ Android Become Human loading ...

[@beppeadr]

If not so expensive can by 10.000 of that and do your personal army force when you go to supermarket to buy something. You can easly avoid the any queue.

[@JohnSmith762A11B]

It's awesome how big American tech companies like Apple are just standing their playing with their Vision Pro willies while the world races ahead towards AGI and humanoid robots. Nice job, Tim Cook, you bean-counting, casually-attired, suit.

[@tracyeaves4847]

Fear not the US has autonomous robots which will respond by commands, and thinks for its self, so it just not stationary and programmed to do several tasks.

[@OrangeManGood2024]

Well, China has been pretty honest in the past so, sure I'm in, who do I send all of my sensitive information to?

[@JaRew]

We have seen other LLMs start describing the room with a prompt like that. “I see a camera, a table, lights…” I know that can be explained away, but I find the response a little sus.

[@mackerel3181]

Sounds easy to hack

[@w3whq]

They can see.

[@effervescentrelief]

Especially the "red racecar toy." How does it know it's a toy?

[@The_Questionaut]

​@@effervescentreliefobject detection module, camera, large dataset for identifiable objects? Probably trained on toys and other things.

[@markunwin2313]

I have no content to show you so I will show you words I say on a black screen. What a winner

[@LawOfEvolution]

Other companies just drop a demo of what their robots can do, and we are amazed. The Chinese drop an Ai Robot and they have to go out of their way to say SEE LOOK IT'S NOT BEING TELEOPERATED NOOOOOOOT TELEOPERATED SEE! Bro... you told on yourself right out the gate.

[@gweneth5958]

It opens a wine bottle better than me (with a simple corkscrew... I prefer to smash it open XD), it is faster wit the cloth folding... I am impressed about the smoothness and the speed... I would probably also have messed up the wine glasses, that is really impressive... It is sad that so many people always try to find something they can discredit this development, to a point it really starts to be annoying to read...

[@jamied8013]

No tele operation. What about the part where it mimics the human? I wouldn’t be surprised if that’s how the whole demo was run. It would be good to see a live demo rather than a series of pre-set scenarios edited together.

[@SuperFinGuy]

How do you know it is not teleoperated? Because they said so?

[@XAirForce]

Hello Astribot. Very cool the level of detailed movements it can make and how quick it is. Golf clap 😅

[@a.k.8725]

Pretty impressive. The lack of voice commands or legs is a bit disappointing though.

[@dougm3037]

The cables connecting the lower arm to the wrist could potentially catch on something. Not ready for public sonsumption IMO. Good to see the bot handle a large variety of tasks though.

[@skinnynicci]

but can it fold a fitted sheet?

[@mihailniagolov3674]

Is this thing for sale. How much it costs?

[@theinterwebs4443]

How many people they need to keep it running? I hope its not like Amazon AI. 1000 people at a call center in India

[@qwertyzxaszc6323]

Better than I could with only having clamps for hands. What I am seeing here is that products and infrastructure would probably change to accommodate robotic appliances like we have today for people with impairments who require special accommodations such wheelchair accessible entries. hearing and seeing accommodations, we might see infrastructure that has robot accommodations.

[@syedkahar4679]

Someday we'll be asking ourselves, "why can't science fiction simply stay as science fiction".

[@Danoman812]

22 lbs of pressure i'm assuming the power of each arm is? 10Kg is 22 lbs. That's pretty strong if this is a first Gen version. I would naturally expect this to increase exponentially in later versions to adapt to heavier tasks. It's inevitable.

[@JohnSmith762A11B]

Might want to stand back while it makes your lunch. Just saying.

[@Danoman812]

@@JohnSmith762A11B Hahahaha!!! I can picture it as a sport now. "The International Speed Sammich Olympics". The widely known and admired ISSO World Championship. Sammich stuff flying everywhere. Don't ask it to feed you too. Ooooo, bad idea. LOL

[@dreamphoenix]

Amazing! Thank you.

[@jtownball]

Control loop robotics with prepositioned props is easy. Perception is hard.

[@Nobody-Nowhere]

Thats the smoothest robot hands i ever seen

[@dr.emilschaffhausen4683]

Then you havent seen Tesla's robot.

[@happytape307]

Its arms can move things at a maximum 10 meters p. second & max weight of 22 pounds in each arm

[@matthew-lawrence]

Impressive, to a point. If it was doing a couple of these in a row in a single shot, we might have something. Right now its just a montage of carefully setup scenes. I'm sure were not all gotten on the first cut. And when it is sorting items there is no interference by a human like in for example the Tesla robot demonstration. And I believe that the lower vision sensor is made by Intel. Need to have some demos with a trusted tech journalist before I get interested. Mkbhd needs to be invited to their labs.

[@chrischeers9905]

looks like an animation the more i look at it and the food, the shadows

[@MoRDekai1364]

This is quite fascinating, truly Boston Dynamics level. But i wonder, what if just for video purposes the bot was trained specifically for each task...

[@user-hm1xq8mb3r]

Google's aloha robot impressed me more because it can move around at least. The new atlas movement is impressive.

[@FaiRYTaiLS_ai]

but can it string a needle?

[@daweller]

I am done being shocked until there is a humanoid robot under 50k that can clean my bathroom

[@kristinabliss]

It's the minimalist origami t shirt fold for me 8:17

[@Treebronx]

How long till robots are walking around?

[@Keluoduo]

I bet we need 5 more years, maybe 10.

[@jrettetsohyt1]

AIGrid is valuable for bringing many newsworthy things to our attention. Thanks.

[@ROkkstar1687]

Sweet now I don’t have to go to work anymore, I’ll just send that thing

[@destinypuzzanghera3087]

This is getting totally crazy now thanks for this video. This is crazy. These robots are human like.

[@algorusty]

BRUH HOLY SHIT WTF IM CRYING IN AWE, THIS BETTER BE REAL

[@TheThetruthmaster1]

ITS DONKEY TIME HOWNKIE!

[@jlrutube1312]

I want it to pick up the little booklet and turn to page 37 with those silly clamps that it has for hands. The robots with fingers will be able to do that at some point but those without fingers are going to be limited. However, I do believe that at some point this robot will probably be fitted with fingers so I suppose we just have to be patient. I think the figure robot is actually a little ahead of this robot and also the Boston Dynamics robot and the Tesla bot has the best physical structure although it is probably coming in 3rd or 4th in the robotics race right now due to the fact that a few others are ahead when it comes to the software.

[@thesfnb.5786]

The concept of the Chinese Fire Drill came from somewhere

[@mgalikhanisaeid8033]

The movements are ultra human-like. Even when it holds the box to close the drawer, or the way it drops the hammer when it's done with it. Obviously pre-programmed, but this is a huge leap in terms of usability for household chores. I'm looking forward to the day when China is mass producing helper robots at a reasonable price.

[@Sjeedughait]

how many robots does it takes too screw in a light bulb @linuxcommunity.

[@wenbo595]

Will they develop legs or wheels

[@AbuSmily]

Brilliant. The more there are in the wild the better they will become. Like Tesla’s. To say this is its capabilities and they are just starting out. Amazing. I’m sure once we get to agi and beyond it will be able to better program and design machines. It’s going to move very far and very quickly.

[@Tokaga29]

Boston dynamics might still have this beat with its new versatile reversible joint robot

[@jeffeast7983]

Can it play crisis?

[@dischargedarrowgetback4322]

Robots can be counted as part of the workforce. This means that we have created an almost infinite workforce that works 24 hours a day for free. There will be no workforce issues in the future.

[@kimfromnewyork]

Love how it hoovers up that huge line of coke in one go

[@jeffthompson1869]

There is a screen cut between each task. There is no way to tell how accurate the bot is. And it obviously can't do all the tasks together sequentially. I suppose if you lined a bunch of bots together, you might be able to have a production line - and that is something - I guess.

[@AIUniverse-Explorers]

Very informative

[@vasyavasilich7659]

Reminds me of that old 1950s videos of robot housewifes

[@pauld.9856]

Hands look simple but efficient let's see in which price range it will be.

[@IncognitoWho]

[@Afkmuds]

Pause

[@slipsream47]

It's on the same level as other robots. They just focused on the upper half more rather than the bottom half with legs.

[@jjasper7512]

Will hold off getting too excited until I can buy one for my kitchen

[@davidt8615]

I feel like their benchmark should be how fast it can solve a rubiks cube or how fast it can cube a watermelon.

[@thymenwestrum7011]

Probably not possible for this build since it doesnt have fingers. But yeah its possible for future models for sure!

[@RaitisPetrovs-nb9kz]

Of course they will be in any possible job and environment from office behind computer to the kitchen and post office

[@irowebot]

Can't believe you believe China lol. I'd wait for a live demo

[@AnimeFiguresToysnMore1]

I read that as “no telePORTation” 😂