Where Four-Legged Robot Dogs Are Finding Work

A number of four-legged robot dogs made by companies like Boston Dynamics, Anybotics and Ghost Robotics have been deployed in the workforce already for applications like inspections, security and public safety among others. At their core, these four-legged robots are mobility platforms that can be equipped with different payloads depending on the type of information that companies want to gather.
Experts predict the insurance industry alone will spend $1.7 billion on robotics systems in 2025. And other industries may follow suit. Amid the pandemic, a tight job market is forcing many companies to turn to automation. A survey done in December of 2020 by McKinsey, showed that 51 percent of respondents in North America and Europe said they had increased investment in new technologies during 2020, not including remote-work technologies.
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Where Four-Legged Robot Dogs Are Finding Work

[@kylewollman2239]

If stopping to recharge every 90 minutes isn't considered a break then I don't know what is.

[@martingo2680]

😂

[@allyourcode]

You could probably replace the battery pack in less than 1 minute.

[@g00rb4u]

@@allyourcode so it needs a 1 minute break every 90 minutes?

[@yvonneoshevwe2334]

Haaahaaaaa

[@Demopans5990]

Even the most expensive of electric bills are peanuts to wages

[@LifeWithRilla]

"Doesn't need breaks" but batteries need to be charged. That is the exact definition of a break. We recharge when we take breaks.

[@LifeWithRilla]

@@Fish301AJ that's also a good point. Would be nice if we could hotswap our batteries lmfao

[@LeoMkII]

@@Fish301AJ I'm pretty sure that's how they work already, hell, I'm pretty sure boston dynamics has a video of one of those dogbots swapping the battery of another dogbot, kinda spooky

[@edeuss]

@@Fish301AJ spot has hot swappable batteries, most likely the same as the others

[@DavidThomas-fb8bq]

How many do they have? One working while others recharge.

[@go86go]

It's all cute and amazing until you see one with a m240 mounted on it's back

[@barnstar2077]

They make sense as security robots. Sending one of these robots out to a potential intruder first to gather information seems like a good idea instead of putting a soldier/security guard in potential harms way.

[@chinesesparrows]

@@larpbusters luddite learn new skills instead of hampering productivity. The same was said of industrialization which we enjoy the benefits of. Jobs should meet demand not hold back productivity other countries will push anywaysm

[@jaimemunoz5920]

@@chinesesparrows what if there are no new skills to learn? We are heading towards a world where there is no jobs.

[@jaimemunoz5920]

I prefer the security robots from knightscope. These would also work.

[@chinesesparrows]

@@jaimemunoz5920 barriers may rise but certainly there isnt a lack of skills or demand. Just the IT field alone is chronically hiring. A 12 year education wasnt the norm either 200 yrs ago thats how much jobs have changed already, learn to adapt than self proclaiming to be a victim.

[@jaimemunoz5920]

@@chinesesparrows okay so first off there's two issues with your idea. The first is how do you teach someone to learn computer programming who is 55 years old and is now out of a job because the only thing they've ever done is drive truck and that is all they know. And they barely know how to run computers. The second issue is let's say we go on a low-end and let's say there's 40% of people who no longer have jobs because of technological unemployment. But there's only enough jobs for 10% of those people what do you do with the other 30% that even if they knew how to do the job there just wasn't enough jobs for them. And also so right now if the robotic dog breaks we have to be able to fix it and it's complicated. But in the future as with all technology it will become simpler to replace and at some point in time there will be a fixing robot that would be able to fix the dog for like 90% of anything that could go wrong. Maybe even more. I mean as an example I'm literally talking to you on a computer that cost me $90 and there's no physical way for me to really fix anything if it breaks and honestly I wouldn't really want to. I would just get a new one because it's so cheap I'll just buy a new one.

[@bizzyb0t]

I find these "robot dogs" interesting and amusing to watch. If people think they won't use these in military operations, with weapons and autonomous operations, they're mistaken. That's just the next logical step.

[@hwong1776]

The military budget will RISE BEYOND COMPREHENSION

[@happyjohn1656]

@@hwong1776 Our military budget's already mouth dropping... 3:08 PM 12/26/2021

[@LeoMkII]

there are already robots with guns, I remember seeing one in a discovery channel show, AGES ago, they are definitely going to be used in war, they're just as inhuman of a weapon as any bomb or machine gun

[@ruthlessrude6014]

Indeed. Attach with additional Gatling gun, heat sensors and night vision. Farrkkk. I will see you in hell 🤣🤣

[@chinesesparrows]

Air travel, microwave, the internet, GPS, encryption and numerous medical tech etc are from the military realm already.

[@kibako666]

"Ford would not expand on why the robot dogs were fired" lol this made me laugh and an image of a robot dog strike popped into my head.

[@anbee8127]

This reminds me of machino, the electrically operated cat in Tom and Jerry.

[@moritzlaszlo3115]

Make them super rugged and cheaper as a van and I will buy one for the construction side. As an electrician I have to carry a lot of equipment and I often have to use a ladder, or a small/medium size work platform. Make it strong enough to be used as a work platform and to carry some equipment. Also give them some lights and an arm to hand me some tools. This would be perfect

[@JamesBond009]

All your requirements are probably gonna be optional or standard in 15 to 20 years just like drone deliveries will be the norm in 20 years.

[@Rocket_Man]

Yessir a robotic dog toolkit

[@akshaydesai6805]

you want to a 150k robot just to carry equipment?!!

[@Rocket_Man]

@@akshaydesai6805 150k isn’t the permanent price pnt

[@alex19980816]

Black mirror😱😱😱

[@OwenRULESSS]

They didn’t fire the robots… let’s not use human language to describe robots… they are robots

[@Rocket_Man]

Agreed keep them as bots and don’t skin em and make synths

[@392nightrunner]

They got deactivated

[@santiagosalcedo7653]

Recommendation of the day Netflix-blackmirror-METALHEAD 👌

[@Taydothat]

It’s great that you can’t dislike this dystopian future.

[@BurntheKremlin966]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/laTSfmVjoNRsga8

[@TomNook.]

Only 26 dislikes so far

[@1970joedub]

It’s only a matter of time before these are weaponized against protestors. How much is the chemical gas spray upgrade?

[@rizizum]

@@1970joedub Any kind of technology can be weaponized, I don't know why you went specifically to protestors, but you do you

[@christopherstone2546]

Anyone see that Black Mirror episode that had this dog in it?

[@TristanSamuel]

I'm sure every cat person is offended by this.

[@enriquehidalgo630]

It would be cool it they can get the robot to climb wall.

[@alexanderphilip1809]

dogs are largely reliable when they are put to work. cats arent.

[@lomice3705]

It doesn’t need breaks although it needs to be recharged after 90 mins….. so it needs break then???

[@siddharthgoyal4008]

They are testing for swappable battery packs. So that robot in docking station drops it battery, gets a charged one and continues to work. Main issue is docking station would be pretty complex and would make sense only if there are a bunch of robots in the environment.

[@ph11p3540]

There is a place for all mobility forms of robots. Wheeled, flying, dog, centipede and snake. Each will have their own special applications.

[@Rocket_Man]

Robot centipede

[@vividesiles3763]

@@Rocket_Man Sounds just like my worst nightmare

[@Rocket_Man]

@@vividesiles3763 🤣🤣🤣

[@CodeMerk]

Just wait until they all connect to each other, to form an even larger robot!

[@Rocket_Man]

@@CodeMerk gahhdayum

[@KingOfHithlum]

Whenever big tech says "safe for employees" imagine it like "replacement for a human". If a process is easy to automate and cheap to operate, every business owner is going to get themselves one of these. Then the safest place for every unskilled and/or partially skilled worker will be "home".

[@mck04]

If productivity increases that dramatically then Government payments to jobless individuals will be sufficient from taxes.

[@TheMrCrez]

That's capitalism bro, it has been the case for 2000 years...

[@sayiangod9404]

Already happening with some jobs

[@CodeMerk]

Really though, if the job they are taking is that easy to automate, it probably wasn't something someone would have wanted to do for 8 hours straight for the next 5+ years anyway. Some jobs should be automated. Repetitive motion is bad for the human body.

[@hixidom2274]

​@@mck04 sure let's just keep them and all of their future generations on life support forever at the expense of people who actually work. that sounds sustainable.

[@Comrade_Tokoloshe]

Some versions are armed with mounted machine guns.

[@TankDerek]

I could see trash/litter collection as being a solid use case, though I'm guessing it wouldn't be economical at this time. Maybe in another ten years we could see these things cleaning up parks or the sides of highways though.

[@irreccon]

Or people could quit being lazy and pick up their own trash.

[@fleshreap]

@@irreccon I think the robot scenario is more realistic 😆

[@irreccon]

@@fleshreap you're probably right.

[@favesongslist]

@@irreccon Or make the people dropping the litter pay for these robot cleaning up dogs,

[@Rocket_Man]

And all the waste it collects at sum pnt converts that trash into recycled 3D printed material or reusable in sum case.

[@TracksideViews]

The day they’re able to pick up scents like real dogs will be incredible

[@einfachnurleo7099]

One might go as far as to call this a machine that would make theft impossible. A robo dog standing at the exit connected to the shop sniffing out whats in your bag and tackling you when you took something you didn´t pay for. Dogs are usefull but the issue is that they can not tell us all of the information that they receive. Now there are two ways to go at it. You either enable the dog to put out information or you build a mashine thats able to do what a dog can. Boston dynamics and other companies might be doing the ladder whilst neural link by Elon Musk might just make it possible to read out the input a dog gets through his senses and to use that to our adventage. What a crazy world to be alife.

[@echabbewal]

Should not be difficult. If odar sensors are AI trained

[@Mac_cam24]

Reminds me of that one black mirror episode

[@TheBHAitken]

8:35 - Probably because in a controlled environment like a warehouse, flat floors with no obstacles, four-legged mobility is highly inefficient. What you can get from minutes of four legged mobility, you can convert to hours for simple wheeled traction.

[@MrFujinko]

stop it! if you keep pointing bs out the VC's wont profit from it

[@hixidom2274]

A drone would be more efficient for all of the applications shown

[@TomNook.]

How long before they weaponise these dogs like in that Black Mirror episode

[@MoshMob]

Lol *its doesnt need breaks* "needs a 2 hour recharge every 90 minutes of labor" the future is dumb

[@infini.tesimo]

I'd get one for basic tasks such as dropping off items for me in the house.

[@favesongslist]

Where I live in Northampton UK there are loads of robots going around delivering goods.

[@xian2708]

@@favesongslist woah for real? Like self driving go karts or drones or dogs?

[@favesongslist]

@@xian2708 6 wheeled AI carts with a lock box for carrying mainly food for the co-op supermarkets in the UK. There are some funny video on youTube of people trying to steal the contents of the same bots in the USA.

[@hixidom2274]

Until they get a lot cheaper, this isn't going to happen because people like me will kidnap them and try to reprogram them. Grubhub say bye bye to your 100k$ robot

[@ccooper8785]

I for one welcome our new robot-dog overlords.... 😳 They did try making robot-cats first but all they did was sleep all day then push things off shelves then fail to decide whether they wanted out or in.

[@kq7739]

Okay great, black mirror implementation

[@justrandomthings319]

Did we not learn anything from Terminator?

[@Arek_R.]

Lmao everyone copy-cat-ing the original spot robot

[@jacobpowell1882]

Someone was just dying to make the hound from Fahrenheit 451 huh?

[@jamesgates1074]

You just kind of brushed over the "military robots" at 1:00 - you may want to pay closer attention to that CNBC.

[@jessicaphillips7849]

Nothing to see here folks👎

[@iloveplayingpr]

Most of them are just copying Spot from Dynamics.

[@Matis_747]

The price of these things need to come down with economies of scale but it’s going to be an interesting field to watch in the coming years

[@jaredyoung5353]

Elon Musk is right. We have to tax robots labor

[@antonio2134]

spacex has a Spot robot-dog in Boca Chica

[@TankDerek]

Or we could just have a higher capital gains tax. I can't imagine why Musk hasn't come out in favor of that...

[@hixidom2274]

@@TankDerek Because the problem is people not being able to earn money. People earning a lot of money is only a "problem" to poor marxist trash

[@tribesarena]

1st minute...simple fixed camers wouldn't be better?

[@thomas-aherne]

Loving the dystopian propaganda 😍😍😍

[@PiranhaJaw22]

BUY XL FLEET AND WKHS STOCK! WILL SHOOT UP NEXT YEAR!

[@downwithtrudeau]

Why are they called dogs and not cats? Seems kinda biased and robotist if you ask me.

[@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403]

Let’s be honest: no matter how these things are used, they’re going to be taking human jobs away.

[@konev13thebeast]

Just like modern farming equipment took a lot of farming jobs away. The jobs will just change

[@chinesesparrows]

Read up on the history of the luddites while you enjoy your mass produced affordable dependable clothes thanks to automation

[@paladro]

@@chinesesparrows its not like that doesn't come with a downside

[@rizizum]

Yeah, I sure hope it does

[@omarrendon2480]

I just enter to see comments about black mirror.

[@jaymelonokapu8089]

Just put a damn flame thrower or Gatling gun on that thing already. Just get it out of the way.

[@amutah8063]

Doesn't need a break but it needs to charge every 90 minutes. So it does need a break?

[@nicolekyle3964]

Black Mirror was foreshadowing the future! Robot dogs are next level scary!

[@anandisrocking007]

U don't use it then your enemy will build it and use it. Is it ok for your own soldiers who are risking there lives for you to die just because you are uncomfortable with this tech.

[@alexanderphilip1809]

@@anandisrocking007 its typical western b.s too much ideology too little sense.

[@anandisrocking007]

@@alexanderphilip1809 exactly in the end this is tech which can outgun your opponent you may have few thousand soldiers but once advance enough during war time hundred can be produced per day and the most time in any technology is r&d which would be too late by then.

[@JasonB808]

A Robot Dog is a Robot Man’s best friend.

[@beaubiden3244]

Keep fighting for 15 and this is what happens.

[@brookboussaken3887]

He reminds me of the guy from Ex Machina, coincidence I think NOT

[@perrysouza87]

The robot dogs at Ford kept chasing the cars.

[@JesusChristDenton_7]

Sarif was right about one thing. It's in our nature to want to rise above our limits. Think about it. We were cold, so we harnessed fire. We were weak, so we invented tools. Every time we met an obstacle, we used creativity and ingenuity to overcome it. The cycle is inevitable. - Deus Ex Human Revolution

[@trutharrow5311]

Whats the fcuking point of a robot dog?

[@shitmypants5275]

How'd you determine it's a dog lol

[@chinesesparrows]

Well people identify themselves as whatever these days rofl

[@jimmaag4274]

That's what Boston Dynamics calls it.

[@barnstar2077]

I thought the same, I think it is just branding to try and make them seem friendlier. A real dog is a loving best friend that you would do anything for,

[@lauralafauve5520]

You can't "hire" a machine.

[@lungchuanchen8552]

What are their government-registered hardware and software ID numbers for correct / accurate / precise identification? ======================================= (保留所有權利 / All rights reserved) 機器人社會的形成。 The formation of robot societies. 尤其當機器人變聰明。 Especially when robots become smarter. 如何識別「哪個是哪個」？ How do you identify "Which is which"? 人工智慧將會需要一種「身分註冊機制」(例如用於記錄行為) A sort of “identity registration mechanism” for AI is going to be needed. (e.g, for respectively and accurately recording their behaviors ) 無論在法律、經濟、稅務、保險 ... 各方面觀察，智慧型機器/機器人/人工智慧不會受限於科技領域。 (跨領域) Regardless of the legal, economic, taxation, insurance ... observations (various fields), smart machines / robots / artificial intelligence will not be simply limited to the field of technology. (Cross-sector) AI 的身分證號碼 / 社會保險號碼 ID Number / Social Security Number of AI laurentchen.wordpress.com/2017/09/01/ai-%E7%9A%84%E8%BA%AB%E5%88%86%E8%AD%89%E8%99%9F%E7%A2%BC-%E7%A4%BE%E6%9C%83%E4%BF%9D%E9%9A%AA%E8%99%9F%E7%A2%BC-id-number-social-security-number/ (September 1, 2017) ======================================= (保留所有權利 / All rights reserved) 人工智慧數十年的發展漏了/忘了/忽略了/錯失了一大塊。 The development of Artificial Intelligence during the past decades missed / forgot / ignored / overlooked a big chunk. 複數個智慧型機器的社會化 Socialization of Plural Smart Machines 機器人團隊 Robot teams Smart machines may have their robot pals, buddies, teammates, colleagues, associates, members, neighbors, classmates, …. and more. So-called “societies” may be robot groups, matrices, arrays, collections, classes, communities, clubs, teams, clusters, … etc. or based on such as geological neighborhood, and so on. 微觀/個體的人工智慧 (MICRO AI) (聚焦於智慧型機器個體，focusing on individuals) and 巨觀/總體的人工智慧 (MACRO AI) (聚焦於智慧型機器群體，focusing on robot teams / matrices / groups / communities / clubs / clusters / neighbors/ … etc.) laurentchen.wordpress.com/2016/12/21/micro-artificial-intelligence-and-macro-artificial-intelligence-%E5%BE%AE%E8%A7%80%E5%80%8B%E9%AB%94%E4%BA%BA%E5%B7%A5%E6%99%BA%E6%85%A7%E4%BB%A5%E5%8F%8A%E5%B7%A8%E8%A7%80%E7%B8%BD%E9%AB%94/ (December 21, 2016) 當個體、單元內的人工智慧發展到一定程度 (微觀性)， 換言之，智慧型機器變成足夠聰明，而且足夠聰明的智慧型機器的數量增加， 眾多智慧型機器間之整體、互動、社會性的人工智慧將會開始顯現其重要性 (巨觀性)。 When artificial intelligence within a single individual, unitary entity develops to a certain level (in a MICRO sense), that is, intelligent machines become sufficiently smart, and the number of sufficiently intelligent machines increases, integral, interactive and social artificial intelligence among such massive intelligent machines will start to reveal its importance (in a MACRO sense.)

[@Studio-es5mt]

You want Terminators? Because this is how you get TERMINATORS!!!

[@mofungo8882]

yep, wait until it comes for you.

[@thespacepeacock]

they used spots in the new Boba Fett serie!

[@Kenny-yl9pc]

Nooo they fired Fluffy... =(

[@oceaniarose7958]

I am the only terrified by that thing?

[@Onehourworkout]

Killer robots are coming soon

[@jimmykelly2809]

The gun on the dog is just the beginning

[@21millionreasons]

Skynet? 🤔

[@52Brickz-278]

Am I the only one who dosen't want terminator to become a reality because it's gonna happen and yall enjoy it

[@hixidom2274]

It is the original sin to want to create and understand...to be like God

[@franz6611]

Black mirror

[@LeoMkII]

the only think I can't understand is why the hell did SoftBank sell it's share of Boston Dynamics?????!!!

[@MrFujinko]

because they never turned enough profit to justify the investment? they do research something that will be valuable someday, but today its not, it has become an enormous money hole.

[@honkhonk8009]

Google also dropped it. They beleived that it was a waste of money back then, and thought there was no adoption/use cases. Funny enough, every warehouse uses robotics on a daily basis to cheaply automate their business. Sooner or later, its gonna be the same for certain workspaces.

[@zedawing]

so it takes a break every 90 min

[@Furkward]

It's scary how easily bad this can turn into maybe an overreaction from modern media like an Apocalypse machine world. But it might just be used to discriminate against humans without right or knowing what problems like jobs it can take

[@Zelkyplant]

Are killbots really going to be even more evil than humans with guns? debatable.

[@shmookins]

When can we have robot fights? I'm still waiting for Plawres Sanshiro to be realized.

[@e1buno]

"Let's ban gain-of-function research" -> do gain-of-function research "Let's ban AI killer dogs" -> ?

[@lordlee6473]

Lol. There is absolutely no reason to use a robot dog to do the inspection in that substation. It’s an overkill. Any mobile platform would’ve worked. They bought it as a toy so they can play it

[@NPAMike]

Keeping people safe by keeping them at home and unemployed.

[@KOTYAR1]

6:48 "They need to send teams of *educated* people" You're worried about future, you're worried about these robots taking your job? Get educated, then. I know it's could be impossibly hard

[@hixidom2274]

lol spot on

[@jonathandiaz4997]

13 months ago

[@supernova8962]

Some people are so scared of Robots....just like there parents was once afraid of cell phones and credit cars...COME ON....!!!! Next thing they be afraid of self driving trains..DUH ( airports)

[@madhavdaga]

Black Mirror

[@alparslankorkmaz2964]

Nice video.

[@dahasolomon7314]

I'm imaging a robot rental company collecting paychecks for use of there robots.

[@southindiarealestatevassu2637]

Invest in real estate in wright place and become rich in wright time. In India lot of potential to get good returns in real estate.we give service in and around BANGALORE,silicon city of India.Thank you.

[@FrostbiteB83]

Everyone: Robot dog. Me: Early E.M.M.I. *ZDR flashbacks*

[@hixidom2274]

The utility company's lead engineer says the robot is very repeatable, it takes pictures from the same position every time... but this is not a good explanation of the need for it. You could just as well mount permanent cameras onsite at fixed locations, and that would cost a hundred times less. I also don't buy that you couldn't do those inspections safely with a human employee. How were such inspections done for hundreds of years before now? By a guy. Some guy who was willing to "risk his life" for the big bucks. Now that guy is out of a job and the company is patting itself on the back for safety. So that must be the real explanation: $ If they fire the human inspector and replace him with a robot that costs a few hundred grand, they make back their investment within a few years and never have to worry about paying an electrocuted employee's medical bills.

[@williamsmith8354]

Something that needs to recharge every 90 minutes definitely "needs a break."

[@doctorbigsmiles]

Hey ROBOT! Make me some Nft's, yeah, just like that. Now stop all humans before they destroy the planet.

[@Emilio_Garcia]

I think it's really disingenuous to attribute dislike of these robots in defense to "people just don't like doggy robots being used that way". The drone comparison falls flat because 1) it's a weapon of war, 2) people (wrongly) abstract/rationalize the violence they represent because they don't see it first hand, and 3) there *is* backlash to drone usage. These dogs, on the other hand, are starting to become used by local police departments. People are upset at the militarization of our police, the huge costs these robots represent while other departments are cut/go broke, and the increasingly impersonal relations police departments have with the areas they work in. The police should not be treating their community like enemy combatants, but these robots are just the latest addition in their long history of doing just that.

[@TMM-N]

“Save a lot of operating expenses for the company” Mean we dont need as much manpower!

[@chinesesparrows]

Then i hope you buy bespoke car and artisan clothes. I'll enjoy my affordable dependable mass produced (gasp) wares. Automation already occurred in masse 200 years ago, get with the times

[@Kenny-yl9pc]

Please sign this petition if you want Fluffy to get reemployed

[@danjohnston9037]

OK Now Deliver The Dogs To Site Via EV Air Drones And Retrieve Them The Same Way

[@MrFujinko]

why the hell are you using a 4 legged robot in a paved surface? why not use a regular wheeled robot? corporate stupidity strikes again

[@kunjantrivedi9259]

Bruh that freaks me out imagine a world with full of robotic dogs

[@hixidom2274]

...with guns mounted to them

[@Rocket_Man]

They should make a biz class model for ppl in suits and it carries what you need but can walk around the office and get what you want(you can carry it at times like a suitcase and it has that design as well). Obvs a space model that should team wit drones and other autonomous bots to gather the most info as a team on the moon/mars. And 1 that should more resemble an animal wit 2 360 degree cams and a mouth feature that eats/collects trash

[@CodeMerk]

"Nah, that's what the unpaid interns are for!"

[@Rocket_Man]

@@CodeMerk Ik it can take a few jobs😅 but then unpaid interns can have a better job now lol

[@OdiVonDobi22]

Terminator Dogs... that's just great.

[@Goldenhawk5211]

4:42 wow I just noticed they used an android gaming console JXD XD

[@BsktImp]

The widespread adoption of the internal combustion engine led to a 73% depopulation of working horses in the US in the years after 1910. What is going to happen to the human population when the majority's usefulness is replaced by AI and robots?

[@xsuploader]

Probably the same thing

[@KOTYAR1]

6:48 "They need to send teams of *educated* people" You're worried about future, you're worried about these robots taking your job? Get educated. I know, how hard it could be to learn new things, though, but we are people. If you're not learning, not thinking, what's the difference between you and the chunk of motors and batteries on legs?

[@hixidom2274]

I guess the angry jobless people are gonna tear the whole technological system down and send us back to barbarism

[@javiergaracia1116]

Robotic climbing tanky dog welder. Go get my grinder Spot.

[@Chris.Davies]

24 eye-watering frames per second.

[@SWLinPHX]

Did no one here see the Black Mirror episode "Metalhead"???

[@totalmentemad]

Even robots are getting jobs. I need to get my act together. What's wrong with me? 😂😅

[@PuffOfSmoke]

No surprise there. China's robots looks like the ones developed in the US.

[@theobserver3753]

Only 90 minutes? it’s gonna have to be better than that for wider use cases.

[@Delboy0758]

They are going to be like Apple products everyone is going to want one

[@KOTYAR1]

Wait. Don't BD robots need WiFi to operate? How the h does it work in energy plant?

[@_TeXoN_]

These looks like the flying robots of City 17 from Half Life 2.

[@futures.scalper.808]

I need one to watch for theives in my yard lol

[@seagrey75]

It's still too early... Batteries need to last longer or auto-charge.

[@joelgeorgeable]

This will increase unemployment in futur