at some point robots with skin will be unaviodable. to ease the process to clean itself, to protect its delicate mechanics from the environment, to provide a surface for touch sensors.
Or got a station for cleaning and partly cleaning. There are so many things that we don't think about but if you have to program the rhythm of things that's highly advanced.
I'm a safety professional who works with industrial robots every day- what this company has achieved with the safety of these robots cannot be understated. There's a reason that they're pointing it out so much in this video. It might seem like a simple thing, but a robot that is soft/compliant, that doesn't exert too much force, and is able to adapt if a human collides with it is *incredibly* hard to pull off. Typically, if a robot is coded to perform an action, it will perform that action- regardless if anything, or anyone, is in the way. So you might suggest, "why not just put sensors that detect humans?". Well, there's robots in my facility that have that too- but the problem is that just plain old proximity sensors aren't enough. If a robot stops whenever any other object enters its work zone, it can never get its tasks done, since its tasks always involve other objects, or "collisions", as 1X has so brilliantly termed. The robots in my facility aren't sophisticated enough to tell a human object from any other object, so they have to turn off their proximity sensors in some functions. This would be a HUGE problem for any robot that is hoping to work in the home. In the home, around constant exposure to humans, you cannot allow those safety features to be turned off even for a moment. As a result, you need to innovate your safety features in return. By making a robot with sophisticated enough programming to always play it safe around a human no matter what the human does or touches, you've solved that problem. And as 1X explains, it takes a lot of effort to do so- both via engineering controls (making the robot soft and compliant) and using what I would call administrative controls (having software that is actually able to recognize a human being as a human being.) Simply put, I am in awe. This technology goes far beyond what any other robotics company is doing right now- these guys know what's up with the actual logistics of making a robot that can work in human spaces.
That’ll be $2,000 a month + $400 mandatory in house insurance (base model with least amount of functions, aka for poor people) Want it to wash your dishes, that’ll be a $50/mo added charge + $50 added to insurance for water protection. Want it to wash your clothes? That’ll be another $50 addition to your affordable monthly subcost! All for only $600 a year (+ $600 for water protection insurance, and another $600 for the dishwasher subscription) and you never have to wash clothes or dishes again? We’re practically saving you money! Or you can just buy the 1x for an affordable easy one time payment of only $1,200,000! No payment options, must pay in full! For the poor people it’ll be like an affordable car instead!
Knowing what I know about software engineering and attempting to make it manifest itself to physical objects, it is not going to happen to any acceptable level for another 2 decades.
It's hard not to feel like all robotics are just hype until I actually see it in my home or neighborhood. I enjoy seeing these types of demos but I've been seeing all sorts of demos for years that never seem to leave the lab or become otherwise marketable.
Because for now, they are all hype. They put a head and 2 cameras as eyes instead of just a 360 degree camera... make it make sense. Every company that does this is doomed from the start or is just out to get a quick buck
Tesla already has Optimus on trial in their own factories, and should meaningfully impact productivity starting next year. This proven use case opens the door for other customers and true mass manufacturing.
As someone who is disabled and is living in complete squalor because of my inability to clean and lack of available help, it would be such a dream having a robot assistant who could help me live in good conditions
Pls hire a helper person ... This home robot is impossible for next year availability .. Look whats happening with Tesla's self driving stuff thats having huge problem (despite much simpler task .. ie: turn the wheel righ / left .. press brake / gas ..)
I have dreamed of having a robot home assistant ever since I saw the bicentennial man movie years ago. That dream has intensified since becoming disabled by MS 6 years ago. Many disabled people can’t afford home help and don’t get the help they need from friends or family.
Having to pay someone who's unreliable forever would be difficult. My disabled mother only got about 7 hundred dollars a month from the government and that wasn't enough going though medical was a nightmare and there were times the workers were mean and made her cry because they didn't like something she did. I tried to help but I was going through stuff mentally and just couldn't help her in the way she needed so even her own kid was unreliable. Robots in the home could lighten the load for overwhelmed single parents or people who just don't have time or money to pay someone to come into their home there is also the problem with people stealing from the person that's paying them. Basically humans keep failing other humans to the point some really only would have a robot in their situation. If you can pay a reliable person please do if not don't think you know what's best for someone else. This is where we fail the most thinking we know best for someone else even when we don't know the whole situation with an individual.
This world and human civilization will most certainly look just like science fiction by 2030 as this is a most dynamic era of change, but probably not in most people's best interests for the purpose isn't to serve we the people nor free us from age old problems like my kitchen and bath needs detail cleaning. There is 1 robot for every 10 South Koreans over there, but they're overworked slaves to the chaebel corporations owned by their financial elite families forming the Korean cabal in double standard hypocrisy causing it be the most technologically advanced country, but most workaholic, sad, dystopian, and suicidal with the lowest birth rate of any people in history. 6th graders in elementary school were mostly better at math and science we were when graduating HS. I had a very steep learning curve in university and the real world for our public schools are a big nothing like our job market debt slavery base system. At least we weren't expected to be work 18 hours a day 6 days a week subservient to bosses requiring male employees to go out on the town, drink late, and smoke cigarettes.
@@claytonjames4779 He's a cool science fiction like CEO dude. I guess not everyone likes everyone in a divided world of individuals for it's always been like that. I do wonder often why he hasn't gone up into space yet.
@claytonjames4779 Wouldn’t say evil but he seems to have lost track of his moral compass. Sharing fake stuff and misinformation to hundreds of millions of followers online is pretty uncool. Used to be one of his most devoted fans.
Now we're speaking of real cliches. What for do we need the sequel/prequel? All intetesting and important aspects of general idea of useful robots were explored in the books long time before the original movie was made. We won't get any insights or fresh entertainment from incompetent screenwriters whose main task in this case would be to produce another lore-compliant dramatic story.
Humans probably won't see it, since we likely won't be around in 100 years. AI will destroy us before then, using these very sorts of "physical manipulators" to carry out their bidding.
This was one of the best videos on humanoids I've seen so far! The thought process that goes into the design was lucidly explained. Back-drive-ability makes sense now that you mention it.
Double THANK YOU! To both the video team & especially the C.E.O. & his A.I. team for the detailed interview. More informative robotics videos are much needed & very much appreciated by both the learning & business community. I personally share this companies drive & passion for robotics and applaude you all! 👏
i think the biggest barrier to robots being adopted in the household will be what they do with their data. if your robot is recording everything you do and sending it back to a central server i don't think many people will want them in their house.
It will have cameras, microphones and be able to manipulate things in your home, perfect data gathering machine for the corrupt governments of the world.
"I'm super excited about the possibility that the physical world becomes a computer". Statements like these are very revealing. They suggest what I've always felt intuitively: the primary motivation (whether conscious or unconscious) behind these technologies is a defence mechanism against reality itself. What he said there is essentially 'I'd like to see reality with all its layers and dimensions reduced to binary code'. Why? Because you can't suffer in 0s and 1s. A large part of our collective unconscious obsession with technological advancement is a trauma response. Physical reality will never become a computer, no matter how hard you may try. Embrace physical reality as it is: raw, rough and brutal, but infinitely beautiful. And use technology as an accessory to nature, not a replacement.
Asimo was demonstrated in 2000 - it was incredibly impressive then - even now 'on the surface' still seems as good or even better than many current generation humanoid robots - 24 years later! Honda made a huge mistake canceling Asimo imo. I remember thinking at the time - Japan will be the world leader in robotics given how technically advanced they were back then.
Asimo was a multi million dollar robot. these can be manufactured for the price of a car but i agree asimo was ahead of its time. even the ceo of this company said that.
Amazing work with this channel. A year solid of consistent output and your channel has gone from 10k subs to 65k in about 10 days. You'll be at 1M in 30 days. Nailing it!
Jason, I'm so impressed that this channel has grown so much from nothing. I'm glad you have a team to support you now, and there's only one way to go from here. Keep it up, and I love the new merch!!
It could be a really good thing. Give repetitive, mind numbing work to robots, so people who feel like they are stuck at their factory jobs are forced to finally move on. Sometimes people just need a fire lit under their butts to make a positive change. Plus, labor is one of the most expensive overhead costs for a company. Technically, if wage is significantly decreased as an overhead, price reduction at the consumer level could soon follow. Unfortunately, most companies would probably just see it as a great way to increase profit margin by keeping retail price the same.
Yeah, the big automation boom is coming, eventually. Suddenly very few people will be necessary in the workforce, and we need to make them do something. Our current model wont work, that's for surr.
@usgovernment182 it's very optimistic to think companies care about lowering prices for consumers, those companies operate on the mentality of "profits over people"
Based on your description of checking for all potential collisions and minimising power sometimes, it reminds me of how much power we put into holding a 1kg metal ball compared to barely any when holding a baby. Knowing if you're falling on concrete, grass or something slippery would need different motor functions to prevent the most damage.
Excellent idea on the Merch Collectables - be sure to include QR code thinking in that. And (big idea) create a market for resale. Limit original sales (1,000 pieces). And provide an umbrella to the companies directly. You could get very "big".
Great production. Great story flow. Great topic. Great narrorator voice-over and great interaction with the people who have to do with the topic. 10/10 content.
It's very sensible to just put clothes on it rather than trying to incorporate complex fabric covers into the joints. I've been wondering why no-one does that.
Honestly, if we're getting robot assistants and butlers, I'm wondering when are we gonna put them in tuxedos. If we're to get ourselves a Jeeves, might as well do it right.
My wife and I look forward to purchase one of your “Home Robots” around 2030 if available at around $45,000 US - $50,000 US. We live in South Australia and will be 79 years old in 2030. It is so exciting the past five years and the amazing development of Robotics, as an Architect of 50 years I would have loved to be part of a Robot design team, have worked with many different material designs always on the cutting edge of another break through.
Thanks Bernt and the 1X team for being such pragmatic inventors! Tendons, inherrent force and the in home mandate are such fundamental building blocks to a real world solution. Look forward to what you can also do on the AI front. I think the planning and goal seeking behaviour that mimicks humans may take extreme compute. Looking forward to hearing more in this area!
Nice to see an update on Neo. I hope they make fast progress on its abilities. I feel like Figure robotics is making a little faster progress than 1X, but it's hard to tell since the demo videos don't give many technical details. I'm skeptical about tendon actuation being the way to go, but it does seem to offer some safety advantages.
@@1986xuan Yeah he talks about how we need robots for our expanding population...but our population isn't expanding. Our expansion currently is literally dependant on immigration from the third world, where they have no real technology, and have a very high birthrate. As those countries play catch up, their birthrates get lower and lower too. Geeze I think in the US the group with the highest birthrates are the Amish, a group of people which actually largely reject technology. I think people should really start asking the question of "what are we doing this for?" Because I think it's increasingly a valid question, especially as the answers given so far don't really coincide with current reality a whole lot.
We need them too. Even if one does have adult kids, they're probably not going to help us, but only arrange to send us off to death camp nursing homes wreaking of piss with horrible food financed by Medicaid owned by a global corporation. It's a disaster how America treats it's kids, elderly, and most employees as undignified subhumans than how it treats pet doggies. We need the worker droids and smart AI and a reboot to smart infrastructure and country system for America is a truly great purveyor of knowledge with no shortage of talent and ideas.
I'm 25 now and I hope these robots become more advanced and accessible when I get old so they can take care of me in my old age so my future children don't have to.
I’m just saying.. they need to match Boston Dynamics’ robot Atlas’s stability and movement and not just have a robot that appears as if they might fall over if you lightly tap or push it.
When I was 16 back in 1986 I saw Short Circuit and I was hooked. I have been fascinated by robotics ever since. If a movie has a robot in it I watch it, hoping for the time when they are real. When Honda came out with Asimo I thought there here, but no it was just a sales pitch. So I waited and waited....now the robots are finally here and I can't wait to have a robot in my home.
This is so cool! I love seeing how the robots are being developed. And thinking in terms of productivity gains that naturally result from your success is very inspiring. I'm thinking of freeing up people to focus on more important activities naturally valuable to being human.
1. Incredible video, I work in robotics and it's exhilarating to see the progress, please produce more content like this! 2. $76AUD for a T-shirt plus $31AUD for shipping? Please change this, I'll buy one every week when they're not worth literally half my rent
It's not a scam. ALL of these droids use a peer reviewed and scientifically verified software technique known as "end to end neural network" processing. And it scales. The more computational power used, the better the results. This is fact. It's not about "if" right now but "how soon". In 5 years, humanoid robots will be as ubiquitous as smart phones and many will wonder how we got along without them.
I don't see where do you even wanna suggest there would be a scam here... Those guys have been working on this stuff for almost a decade, that's way longer that Tesla or even Figure... They didn't come out out of nowhere like the Rabbit R1 or AI Pin so they look like way less of a scam than the other guys around...
@sharpcircle6875 yeah, but we live in an era of Theranos and FBX and tons of money in the tech space thrown about. So you can forgive me for my skepticism
@@mazimadu Let me tell you something - if you wish to see a positive future, you had best learn to use your imagination in positive ways; don't you know how this works yet?
And imagine all the creative ways we will be able to "skin" these robots too. We can make them look like real people pretty fast. The facial features and expressions will obviously follow.
True, but if an android/robot becomes too human-like, we experience the reverse: eeriness, or even repulsion. This is called Uncanny Valley. For mass adoption, thinking they'll remain very unthreatening and different (aside from their shape/form and movements of course)
Okay? VR gear has numerous applications in this field and can be used to track and record iterative movements for AI to try and replicate in simulations until the robot can carry out those movements... Like what is your point. Are you fucking Superman? How on earth can you tell that he is controlling the robot with a VR headset? I haven't finished watching the video because I saw your comment, so maybe the video elaborates on this organization being fake? Probably not.
ok now, if you ask a robot to pick up a shirt and there is a shirt on a TV screen(displayed on it, not the actual shirt)would the robot be able to differentiate a real shirt from the digital one, because I assume that the last thing your customers want is a robot ramming into their 1000 dollar TV in an attempt to grab something that is not there.
How about using Piezoelectric sensors as finger sensors (to sense changes in pressure when you touch/collide with an object) instead of relying solely on Machine vision for object manipulation?
But how is the robot then supposed to know if its gripping hard or soft? It can only estimate the density and texture of the object. I think thats one problem of it all
@@romipog9337 it knows how much force its exerting and pressure sensitivity would let if feel how hard the item is resisting being squished, what about it do you think it would have problems with?
Good video. Didn't leave some glaringly obvious questions unanswered like your video on freezing humans and another one that I can't remember. Keep it up.
That’s simply awe-inspiring. However, I’m going to address what I see as the elephant in the room: How much additional energy production would be required to replace the work currently done by the most efficient machines we know-living beings, which use recycled and recyclable energy and matter-with machines that need to be charged with electricity, rely on the extraction of minerals, and require new energy sources (whether polluting or not) for their creation? These machines also generate waste that demands even more energy to recycle or neutralize. From an ecological standpoint, are we capable of sustaining this extra demand while still ensuring a good standard of living for the humans this planet already supports? And, regarding the last and more important point: is the well-being of 'us' still our ultimate goal as humans?
Much like electric cars, they’ll likely introduce it at a premium price, presenting it as the ultimate innovation. Over time, though, we’ll see the price drop, making it more accessible until eventually, owning a robot becomes affordable for many.
"...keep a high standard of living for everyone on the planet." With the owner class having control over the means of production & private property we're not going to be given that future.
Tbh being on wheels/ treads is significantly more efficient than trying to mimic walking.. Not sure what's with obsession of making them 'humanoid' as it really is just a novelty with our current level of tech.. I feel that all hat effort could be better spent on it's dexterity. That being said, its actually a great idea to ship these things in clothing u can just throw in a washer, as i'd imagine having to clean a robot being a pain in the ass.
A robot made to fit in a human home will most likely need to be able to go up stairs. Most people have a step or 2 leading up to their front door, and almost all homes have stairs somewhere inside. Wheels would prevent the robot from accessing the areas. Wheels are also best for smooth, flat surfaces. Wheels on grass work much diffently than wheels on a hardwood floor. The best setup for one made to be in the house all day is one with legs that can move with wheels on them. This means that the legs will give it the ability to go up stairs, but the wheels will be the main way that they move around. Oh, and if you're an adult, you definitely know one of the reasons that people want them realistic that I'm not allowed to talk about here.
Wdym, how can you not see how fast Ai has accelerated and where it's going? It will rapidly improve until it's better than humans at every task. Why does it matter if predictions are a little off considering it is improving faster than any other type of technology?
@@electricfox6598 it's all hype and no bite. Remember all the jobs AI was supposed to replace by now? E.g programming? There's even a TED talk saying that. Or something as simple as story writing? Why hasn't that happened? Sure it can write a basic story, but ask for something deeper and you get crap. Same reason why programming hasn't been replaced either because it can do simple stuff but ask for something specific to your case and you have problems. Turns out you need to know programming in order for it to be useful. Most times It's actually faster to simply type the code yourself. Remember when Musk was saying full self driving is happening next year since 2014? Well, it's been 10 years already, where is it? Remember ASIMO? The Japanese robot from around the 2010s? Where is it? Shouldn't it have been in homes by now? Where's the tesla robot Musk has been promising for years now. It was recently at a chinese expo and just stood there, didnt do a thing because in the real world, its crap. Even china is painting girls to act like robots, instead of showing actual robots. All the demos you see are well crafted to the scene theyre in. When thrust in the real world, it gets complicated very quickly and becomes impractical. There is a limit to how much data you can throw at machine learning and continue to see exponential results. It can grow rapidly at first but it will eventually hit a block. That's where we are now. Our tech will need to change quite a bit before any of this can actually replace humans. It will take time, longer than our lifetime unfortunately
A dishwasher needs space (~1m2). imagine how much space such a robot could save you if you live in a densely populated city. You would not need a washing machine, no dishwasher, probably less furniture. You could have a robot that rearrange your space from a living room in to a bureau in a few minutes. You could store stuff in a little warehouse system in unreachable places. This will change the way we live.
The robot needs to be able to wash its hands. I just realized it when it touched the toilet seat. You can't have it cooking dinner afterwards.
True and perhaps super heat it’s hands to kill microbes.
As a student nurse, hand hygiene has been burned into my brain and I too had this exact thought. Thems some dirty robot claws.
@RaymanLegend50 this will take a lot of gloves. and it will cost a lots.
at some point robots with skin will be unaviodable. to ease the process to clean itself, to protect its delicate mechanics from the environment, to provide a surface for touch sensors.
Or got a station for cleaning and partly cleaning. There are so many things that we don't think about but if you have to program the rhythm of things that's highly advanced.
I'm a safety professional who works with industrial robots every day- what this company has achieved with the safety of these robots cannot be understated. There's a reason that they're pointing it out so much in this video. It might seem like a simple thing, but a robot that is soft/compliant, that doesn't exert too much force, and is able to adapt if a human collides with it is *incredibly* hard to pull off.
Typically, if a robot is coded to perform an action, it will perform that action- regardless if anything, or anyone, is in the way. So you might suggest, "why not just put sensors that detect humans?". Well, there's robots in my facility that have that too- but the problem is that just plain old proximity sensors aren't enough. If a robot stops whenever any other object enters its work zone, it can never get its tasks done, since its tasks always involve other objects, or "collisions", as 1X has so brilliantly termed. The robots in my facility aren't sophisticated enough to tell a human object from any other object, so they have to turn off their proximity sensors in some functions.
This would be a HUGE problem for any robot that is hoping to work in the home. In the home, around constant exposure to humans, you cannot allow those safety features to be turned off even for a moment. As a result, you need to innovate your safety features in return. By making a robot with sophisticated enough programming to always play it safe around a human no matter what the human does or touches, you've solved that problem. And as 1X explains, it takes a lot of effort to do so- both via engineering controls (making the robot soft and compliant) and using what I would call administrative controls (having software that is actually able to recognize a human being as a human being.)
Simply put, I am in awe. This technology goes far beyond what any other robotics company is doing right now- these guys know what's up with the actual logistics of making a robot that can work in human spaces.
Shill.
这样做是对的…因为现在的机器人和人类休息时间是一样的充一次电可以顶到四个小时工干八小时…比方早上8点开工做到12点充电1小时…1点开工做到3点又充电1小时…然后4点做到7.30回到充电坐冻眠到明天早上…你说是根人类一样休息吗？
So happy we've all lived long enough to see this day
That’ll be $2,000 a month + $400 mandatory in house insurance (base model with least amount of functions, aka for poor people)
Want it to wash your dishes, that’ll be a $50/mo added charge + $50 added to insurance for water protection. Want it to wash your clothes? That’ll be another $50 addition to your affordable monthly subcost! All for only $600 a year (+ $600 for water protection insurance, and another $600 for the dishwasher subscription) and you never have to wash clothes or dishes again? We’re practically saving you money!
Or you can just buy the 1x for an affordable easy one time payment of only $1,200,000! No payment options, must pay in full! For the poor people it’ll be like an affordable car instead!
Knowing what I know about software engineering and attempting to make it manifest itself to physical objects, it is not going to happen to any acceptable level for another 2 decades.
@@chinese_bot Dont forget open source
@@alexandrep4913 Would you consider yourself to be moderately pessimistic about this?
@@chinese_bot they are not that ambitious
It's hard not to feel like all robotics are just hype until I actually see it in my home or neighborhood. I enjoy seeing these types of demos but I've been seeing all sorts of demos for years that never seem to leave the lab or become otherwise marketable.
Word!
Because for now, they are all hype. They put a head and 2 cameras as eyes instead of just a 360 degree camera... make it make sense. Every company that does this is doomed from the start or is just out to get a quick buck
Tesla already has Optimus on trial in their own factories, and should meaningfully impact productivity starting next year. This proven use case opens the door for other customers and true mass manufacturing.
Facts !!!
@@Byronzei would imagine 2 cams is important for depth perception just like how we have 2
As someone who is disabled and is living in complete squalor because of my inability to clean and lack of available help, it would be such a dream having a robot assistant who could help me live in good conditions
Pls hire a helper person ... This home robot is impossible for next year availability .. Look whats happening with Tesla's self driving stuff thats having huge problem (despite much simpler task .. ie: turn the wheel righ / left .. press brake / gas ..)
I have dreamed of having a robot home assistant ever since I saw the bicentennial man movie years ago. That dream has intensified since becoming disabled by MS 6 years ago. Many disabled people can’t afford home help and don’t get the help they need from friends or family.
@@kebeleteeek4227 I'm still of the opinion that autonomous cars are an full on mistake that shouldn't be happening.
I totally understand you. It's really hard to trust humans these days...
Having to pay someone who's unreliable forever would be difficult. My disabled mother only got about 7 hundred dollars a month from the government and that wasn't enough going though medical was a nightmare and there were times the workers were mean and made her cry because they didn't like something she did. I tried to help but I was going through stuff mentally and just couldn't help her in the way she needed so even her own kid was unreliable. Robots in the home could lighten the load for overwhelmed single parents or people who just don't have time or money to pay someone to come into their home there is also the problem with people stealing from the person that's paying them. Basically humans keep failing other humans to the point some really only would have a robot in their situation. If you can pay a reliable person please do if not don't think you know what's best for someone else. This is where we fail the most thinking we know best for someone else even when we don't know the whole situation with an individual.
What a time in history-we literally have Vikings building robots. It's an interesting time to be alive!
This world and human civilization will most certainly look just like science fiction by 2030 as this is a most dynamic era of change, but probably not in most people's best interests for the purpose isn't to serve we the people nor free us from age old problems like my kitchen and bath needs detail cleaning. There is 1 robot for every 10 South Koreans over there, but they're overworked slaves to the chaebel corporations owned by their financial elite families forming the Korean cabal in double standard hypocrisy causing it be the most technologically advanced country, but most workaholic, sad, dystopian, and suicidal with the lowest birth rate of any people in history. 6th graders in elementary school were mostly better at math and science we were when graduating HS. I had a very steep learning curve in university and the real world for our public schools are a big nothing like our job market debt slavery base system. At least we weren't expected to be work 18 hours a day 6 days a week subservient to bosses requiring male employees to go out on the town, drink late, and smoke cigarettes.
Fr this is wild 😂
And in the USA we have people saying Elon musk is evil
@@claytonjames4779 He's a cool science fiction like CEO dude. I guess not everyone likes everyone in a divided world of individuals for it's always been like that. I do wonder often why he hasn't gone up into space yet.
@claytonjames4779 Wouldn’t say evil but he seems to have lost track of his moral compass. Sharing fake stuff and misinformation to hundreds of millions of followers online is pretty uncool. Used to be one of his most devoted fans.
'bout time we got the prequel series for iRobot
2035 Is just 11 years away...so yes, nice prequel we have here...
Now we're speaking of real cliches. What for do we need the sequel/prequel? All intetesting and important aspects of general idea of useful robots were explored in the books long time before the original movie was made. We won't get any insights or fresh entertainment from incompetent screenwriters whose main task in this case would be to produce another lore-compliant dramatic story.
I robot Day one featuring Keanu Reeves
Literally 😂
Maybe start with filming the original screenplay.
All it takes is one night waking up at 3am and seeing this thing standing by the bed and I'm OUT
Him:🤫🧏🏻♂️
You:👁️👄👁️
He’s getting ready for a session of nighttime fun
😂😂
Holding a kitchen knife it forgot to drop after cooking
Even if it's offering you a beer?
"i need your clothes, your boots, and your motorcycle"
"I shell wash them for you!"
Technology in 100 years is going to be absolutely wild.
Humans probably won't see it, since we likely won't be around in 100 years. AI will destroy us before then, using these very sorts of "physical manipulators" to carry out their bidding.
Or we’ll destroy ourselves before then, one of the two
Just keep in mind......more technology doesn't necessarily mean happier existence. Technology is not our saviour.
Even 10 years from now is going to be wild
10 years bro just wait 10 years, hell even 5
What a time to be alive! Kudos to all the geniuses!
And yet a lot of people are always complaining how back then was better.. they can’t even appreciate anything now
这样做是对的…因为现在的机器人和人类休息时间是一样的充一次电可以顶到四个小时工干八小时…比方早上8点开工做到12点充电1小时…1点开工做到3点又充电1小时…然后4点做到7.30回到充电坐冻眠到明天早上…你说是根人类一样休息吗？
This was one of the best videos on humanoids I've seen so far! The thought process that goes into the design was lucidly explained. Back-drive-ability makes sense now that you mention it.
这样做是对的…因为现在的机器人和人类休息时间是一样的充一次电可以顶到四个小时工干八小时…比方早上8点开工做到12点充电1小时…1点开工做到3点又充电1小时…然后4点做到7.30回到充电坐冻眠到明天早上…你说是根人类一样休息吗？
Double THANK YOU! To both the video team & especially the C.E.O. & his A.I. team for the detailed interview. More informative robotics videos are much needed & very much appreciated by both the learning & business community. I personally share this companies drive & passion for robotics and applaude you all! 👏
这样做是对的…因为现在的机器人和人类休息时间是一样的充一次电可以顶到四个小时工干八小时…比方早上8点开工做到12点充电1小时…1点开工做到3点又充电1小时…然后4点做到7.30回到充电坐冻眠到明天早上…你说是根人类一样休息吗？
So HAPPY that I can visit this robot in my town Moss Norway! 🇳🇴 I know a person who works there and I will be able to meet this robot! So excited!!
Fellow Norwegian here. Cool to see Norway having a presence in this space. Hope they nail it.
这样做是对的…因为现在的机器人和人类休息时间是一样的充一次电可以顶到四个小时工干八小时…比方早上8点开工做到12点充电1小时…1点开工做到3点又充电1小时…然后4点做到7.30回到充电坐冻眠到明天早上…你说是根人类一样休息吗？
i think the biggest barrier to robots being adopted in the household will be what they do with their data. if your robot is recording everything you do and sending it back to a central server i don't think many people will want them in their house.
You’d think, but there are a lot of people with Alexa’s
It will have cameras, microphones and be able to manipulate things in your home, perfect data gathering machine for the corrupt governments of the world.
This part
@@moneymolanta6151yeah she’s never plugged up 😂
Most people don’t seem to care about that stuff.
"it's a cliche because it's true" I say this all the time! Love to hear it from someone else
14:01
Cliche's are beautiful because they reflect us and we are beautiful. - Porter Robinson
Wow, you say that all the time! Aren’t you a special person!
@@shawnrigsby6534 enjoying your miserable life I see😂
@@shawnrigsby6534 Bro is mad 🤣
hard to imagine the quality of these videos getting any better but I look forward to seeing it! Happy you've got a team now
这样做是对的…因为现在的机器人和人类休息时间是一样的充一次电可以顶到四个小时工干八小时…比方早上8点开工做到12点充电1小时…1点开工做到3点又充电1小时…然后4点做到7.30回到充电坐冻眠到明天早上…你说是根人类一样休息吗？
Detroit become human irl before gta6 😭
这样做是对的…因为现在的机器人和人类休息时间是一样的充一次电可以顶到四个小时工干八小时…比方早上8点开工做到12点充电1小时…1点开工做到3点又充电1小时…然后4点做到7.30回到充电坐冻眠到明天早上…你说是根人类一样休息吗？
I was looking for this comment😭
"I'm super excited about the possibility that the physical world becomes a computer". Statements like these are very revealing. They suggest what I've always felt intuitively: the primary motivation (whether conscious or unconscious) behind these technologies is a defence mechanism against reality itself. What he said there is essentially 'I'd like to see reality with all its layers and dimensions reduced to binary code'. Why? Because you can't suffer in 0s and 1s. A large part of our collective unconscious obsession with technological advancement is a trauma response.
Physical reality will never become a computer, no matter how hard you may try. Embrace physical reality as it is: raw, rough and brutal, but infinitely beautiful. And use technology as an accessory to nature, not a replacement.
Asimo was demonstrated in 2000 - it was incredibly impressive then - even now 'on the surface' still seems as good or even better than many current generation humanoid robots - 24 years later! Honda made a huge mistake canceling Asimo imo. I remember thinking at the time - Japan will be the world leader in robotics given how technically advanced they were back then.
Asimo was a multi million dollar robot. these can be manufactured for the price of a car
but i agree asimo was ahead of its time. even the ceo of this company said that.
Awesome. This is gonna drive up competition too! Keep going
这样做是对的…因为现在的机器人和人类休息时间是一样的充一次电可以顶到四个小时工干八小时…比方早上8点开工做到12点充电1小时…1点开工做到3点又充电1小时…然后4点做到7.30回到充电坐冻眠到明天早上…你说是根人类一样休息吗？
literally the only channel I'll turn the notifications on for
Freethink is also pretty good, imho.
@@huckleberryfinn6578 AnthroFuturism is good if you like thinking about moon colonization.
Freethink is sick
Hi bots
Freethink is AI garbage.
I want my first robot to sit on the roof and star at the stars and howl at the moon with me.
Try dog
@@seekerofthemutablebalance5228or cat
And to confidently state that the word strawberry has two ‘r’s in it.
@@dna9838 Is there a story behind this?
@@PainoMailo there has been a well publicised a.i fail recently doing the rounds on twitter, news outlets etc. Chatgpt or copilot (I forget which)
10 years from now, It will be no different than buying a refrigerator...
Honestly i’d give it 5 years. And I couldn’t be more excited!
Except it will be more of a problem when it breaks than when your ice maker breaks.
No hope to get one then cause I can't afford a refrigerator XD
Surely!
maybe they will come with the house, be a common amenity in apartments.
Amazing work with this channel. A year solid of consistent output and your channel has gone from 10k subs to 65k in about 10 days. You'll be at 1M in 30 days. Nailing it!
这样做是对的…因为现在的机器人和人类休息时间是一样的充一次电可以顶到四个小时工干八小时…比方早上8点开工做到12点充电1小时…1点开工做到3点又充电1小时…然后4点做到7.30回到充电坐冻眠到明天早上…你说是根人类一样休息吗？
We got humanoid robot as home assistant before gta 6
What I was thinking
The craziest thing about these jokes is that they're not actual jokes, they're actual factual statements.
If that's what you worry about then your a loser.
Yeah see I laughed until I realized how crazy this actually is and I just went 😐
That'll never happen.
GTA 6 I mean
Jason, I'm so impressed that this channel has grown so much from nothing. I'm glad you have a team to support you now, and there's only one way to go from here. Keep it up, and I love the new merch!!
这样做是对的…因为现在的机器人和人类休息时间是一样的充一次电可以顶到四个小时工干八小时…比方早上8点开工做到12点充电1小时…1点开工做到3点又充电1小时…然后4点做到7.30回到充电坐冻眠到明天早上…你说是根人类一样休息吗？
First episode of the season, amazing!
这样做是对的…因为现在的机器人和人类休息时间是一样的充一次电可以顶到四个小时工干八小时…比方早上8点开工做到12点充电1小时…1点开工做到3点又充电1小时…然后4点做到7.30回到充电坐冻眠到明天早上…你说是根人类一样休息吗？
So excited to be here from the beginning of the season. love the new logo and the weekly merchandise is a sick idea.
Every major company is waiting to use these to replace their workforce.
Not really, we are decades away from robots now being able to do the things humans do every day at work.
It could be a really good thing. Give repetitive, mind numbing work to robots, so people who feel like they are stuck at their factory jobs are forced to finally move on. Sometimes people just need a fire lit under their butts to make a positive change. Plus, labor is one of the most expensive overhead costs for a company. Technically, if wage is significantly decreased as an overhead, price reduction at the consumer level could soon follow. Unfortunately, most companies would probably just see it as a great way to increase profit margin by keeping retail price the same.
Yeah, the big automation boom is coming, eventually. Suddenly very few people will be necessary in the workforce, and we need to make them do something. Our current model wont work, that's for surr.
@usgovernment182 it's very optimistic to think companies care about lowering prices for consumers, those companies operate on the mentality of "profits over people"
AMAZING!!! Can't wait to have one at my home. What a great time to be alive.
Based on your description of checking for all potential collisions and minimising power sometimes, it reminds me of how much power we put into holding a 1kg metal ball compared to barely any when holding a baby. Knowing if you're falling on concrete, grass or something slippery would need different motor functions to prevent the most damage.
Insanely hyped on the shirt program as a way of funding! Just copped mine. Way to go Jason and the 1X team for having you.
Just found this channel - looks awesome!
Excellent idea on the Merch Collectables - be sure to include QR code thinking in that. And (big idea) create a market for resale. Limit original sales (1,000 pieces). And provide an umbrella to the companies directly. You could get very "big".
Sounds great
"This will lead to human level inteligence“
...I though we were trying to avoid that...
You were.
Great production. Great story flow. Great topic. Great narrorator voice-over and great interaction with the people who have to do with the topic. 10/10 content.
It's very sensible to just put clothes on it rather than trying to incorporate complex fabric covers into the joints. I've been wondering why no-one does that.
I loved having jammed joints
It's one step closer to Vicki.Some people are less comfortable with robots that resemble humans. Some people are even frightened.
Johnny #5
Honestly, if we're getting robot assistants and butlers, I'm wondering when are we gonna put them in tuxedos. If we're to get ourselves a Jeeves, might as well do it right.
@@utubrGaming I think that the industry needs to do research and try to find a look that people are the most comfortable seeing.
My wife and I look forward to purchase one of your “Home Robots” around 2030 if available at around $45,000 US - $50,000 US.
We live in South Australia and will be 79 years old in 2030.
It is so exciting the past five years and the amazing development of Robotics, as an Architect of 50 years I would have loved to be part of a Robot design team, have worked with many different material designs always on the cutting edge of another break through.
S3 is back baby let’s gooooooo
Remember when Alexa laughed like a nutjob in the middle of the night in some people's house, this thing has hands.
It really shows you just how advanced our brains are...Does all of these things by default
it took billions of years of evolution though.
这样做是对的…因为现在的机器人和人类休息时间是一样的充一次电可以顶到四个小时工干八小时…比方早上8点开工做到12点充电1小时…1点开工做到3点又充电1小时…然后4点做到7.30回到充电坐冻眠到明天早上…你说是根人类一样休息吗？
Thanks Bernt and the 1X team for being such pragmatic inventors! Tendons, inherrent force and the in home mandate are such fundamental building blocks to a real world solution. Look forward to what you can also do on the AI front. I think the planning and goal seeking behaviour that mimicks humans may take extreme compute. Looking forward to hearing more in this area!
Nice to see an update on Neo. I hope they make fast progress on its abilities. I feel like Figure robotics is making a little faster progress than 1X, but it's hard to tell since the demo videos don't give many technical details. I'm skeptical about tendon actuation being the way to go, but it does seem to offer some safety advantages.
i want one to be my body guard,cook and clean.
Japan called. They want to know how to use these to fill out their aging society.
Yeah, not solving the core issues in the collapsing society but using the robots instead, yay 🎉
@@1986xuan Yeah he talks about how we need robots for our expanding population...but our population isn't expanding. Our expansion currently is literally dependant on immigration from the third world, where they have no real technology, and have a very high birthrate. As those countries play catch up, their birthrates get lower and lower too. Geeze I think in the US the group with the highest birthrates are the Amish, a group of people which actually largely reject technology.
I think people should really start asking the question of "what are we doing this for?" Because I think it's increasingly a valid question, especially as the answers given so far don't really coincide with current reality a whole lot.
@@Stalofos Immigration will not save the system
We need them too. Even if one does have adult kids, they're probably not going to help us, but only arrange to send us off to death camp nursing homes wreaking of piss with horrible food financed by Medicaid owned by a global corporation. It's a disaster how America treats it's kids, elderly, and most employees as undignified subhumans than how it treats pet doggies. We need the worker droids and smart AI and a reboot to smart infrastructure and country system for America is a truly great purveyor of knowledge with no shortage of talent and ideas.
Here in Europe the situation are similar, in south Korea/Singapore even more bad. But somehow.
I would love to try one of these in my home.
Eric Jang is what we call in the business a wizard
Awesome to see the growth and improvement of your channel keep, congratulations 🎉
I want a mega man version 🔥
Great video.
What a time to be alive.
Love how they cut the clip of Asimo falling down the stairs lmao
Great job guys beautifully executed! Excited for 1x they seem like a great team!
Skynet is reborn.
This is the first time I've seen a humanoid robot that stands up straight and walks without the bent knees. That's a big advancement in itself
Three words:
Detroit
Become
Human
frrrr
这样做是对的…因为现在的机器人和人类休息时间是一样的充一次电可以顶到四个小时工干八小时…比方早上8点开工做到12点充电1小时…1点开工做到3点又充电1小时…然后4点做到7.30回到充电坐冻眠到明天早上…你说是根人类一样休息吗？
I would rather have a bot capable of tidying my house than a car. Though I would be more likely to have both because I'm not a poor
Evil spirits could easily possess this bots 🤖
no only human beings
@@GuardiaGreenExile robots to any vessel
I'm 25 now and I hope these robots become more advanced and accessible when I get old so they can take care of me in my old age so my future children don't have to.
Excellent thumbnail!
I’m just saying.. they need to match Boston Dynamics’ robot Atlas’s stability and movement and not just have a robot that appears as if they might fall over if you lightly tap or push it.
When I was 16 back in 1986 I saw Short Circuit and I was hooked. I have been fascinated by robotics ever since. If a movie has a robot in it I watch it, hoping for the time when they are real. When Honda came out with Asimo I thought there here, but no it was just a sales pitch. So I waited and waited....now the robots are finally here and I can't wait to have a robot in my home.
Robots like those in the video are as expensive as a house and cannot actually do any work. Robots are not here.
I didn’t know about these guys, but they are giving me hope ❤
Why are the wrist areas of the robot blurred out like @ time 7:07?
Imagine paying thousands of dollars just to let the NSA have a surveilling robotic soldier inside your house that can be hacked to turn against you!
BINGO!
Did they blur the wrists so people won’t steal their design????
Probably
doesnt make sense because once out people can simply move the sleeve and see the design lmao
@@jaimdiojtar nobody can do that until it’s already released. Probably just want any slight edge they can have in getting ahead of the game.
So happy to see this day but dont think we will live long enough to see they take over everything😢 can you guys speed up the process please 😂
VC money go brrrr. 😂
S3 is a magnificent piece of art🔥
good shit on the merch idea
This is so cool! I love seeing how the robots are being developed. And thinking in terms of productivity gains that naturally result from your success is very inspiring. I'm thinking of freeing up people to focus on more important activities naturally valuable to being human.
Seeing robots scurry around in the background makes this feel straight out of a Star Wars movie. The future we have been dreaming about is upon us!
1. Incredible video, I work in robotics and it's exhilarating to see the progress, please produce more content like this!
2. $76AUD for a T-shirt plus $31AUD for shipping? Please change this, I'll buy one every week when they're not worth literally half my rent
this dude know how to catch hype
S3 keeps getting better 🎉
PLEASE let this NOT turn out to be a scam!
It's not a scam. ALL of these droids use a peer reviewed and scientifically verified software technique known as "end to end neural network" processing. And it scales. The more computational power used, the better the results. This is fact. It's not about "if" right now but "how soon". In 5 years, humanoid robots will be as ubiquitous as smart phones and many will wonder how we got along without them.
I don't see where do you even wanna suggest there would be a scam here...
Those guys have been working on this stuff for almost a decade, that's way longer that Tesla or even Figure...
They didn't come out out of nowhere like the Rabbit R1 or AI Pin so they look like way less of a scam than the other guys around...
@sharpcircle6875 yeah, but we live in an era of Theranos and FBX and tons of money in the tech space thrown about. So you can forgive me for my skepticism
@@mazimadu Let me tell you something - if you wish to see a positive future, you had best learn to use your imagination in positive ways; don't you know how this works yet?
yeah I'm seeing a lot of talking humans, and not a lot of robots doing.. I wouldn't hold my breath for this one
I’m so ready for this I’ve been waiting for this day for so long
And imagine all the creative ways we will be able to "skin" these robots too. We can make them look like real people pretty fast. The facial features and expressions will obviously follow.
True, but if an android/robot becomes too human-like, we experience the reverse: eeriness, or even repulsion. This is called Uncanny Valley. For mass adoption, thinking they'll remain very unthreatening and different (aside from their shape/form and movements of course)
God no. I don’t want another “human” in my house. If I wanted that I’d bring over and get myself friends.
Cyberpunk presents some fine insporation
Absolutely! You can turn them in a cute woman maiden, hehe
There we go haha @@midloran
I will buy. Have a lot of work for him at home!!!
Laundry is the one reason I will have a robot in my home. I freaking hate laundry
washer and drier does most of the work, and its like 5-10 mins to fold them...
I would say clean and do maintenance work. Yard work. Wash the car.
They need home makers on this team stat.
ooooh such a cool video to start s2
1:09 there's literally a man wearing a vr headset controlling the robot
Okay? VR gear has numerous applications in this field and can be used to track and record iterative movements for AI to try and replicate in simulations until the robot can carry out those movements... Like what is your point. Are you fucking Superman? How on earth can you tell that he is controlling the robot with a VR headset? I haven't finished watching the video because I saw your comment, so maybe the video elaborates on this organization being fake? Probably not.
you can't control a whole robot with a vr headset...
You can simplify the inputs to the robot to the point that the vr headset and controllers command movement and hands@@Yugoslavico
@@Yugoslavico yes you can, analog sticks for walking, hand controllers move the hands!
I know that already. The motion is almost fluid.
i need 2, one for food preparation, and one for cleaning lol
ok now, if you ask a robot to pick up a shirt and there is a shirt on a TV screen(displayed on it, not the actual shirt)would the robot be able to differentiate a real shirt from the digital one, because I assume that the last thing your customers want is a robot ramming into their 1000 dollar TV in an attempt to grab something that is not there.
obviously it will be smart enough to realise the context in which the objects exist
don't think that will be a problem until we have unassisted 3d tv
I think, this robot is a great success. The US, China and Japan are developing humanoid robot technology.
How about using Piezoelectric sensors as finger sensors (to sense changes in pressure when you touch/collide with an object) instead of relying solely on Machine vision for object manipulation?
That's actually really clever.
But how is the robot then supposed to know if its gripping hard or soft? It can only estimate the density and texture of the object. I think thats one problem of it all
@@romipog9337 it knows how much force its exerting and pressure sensitivity would let if feel how hard the item is resisting being squished, what about it do you think it would have problems with?
Good video. Didn't leave some glaringly obvious questions unanswered like your video on freezing humans and another one that I can't remember. Keep it up.
2:48 again a robot for the home that is tethered, makes no sense. A robot should be wireless. Not plugged into the wall.
It’s probably tethered for testing
Great work guys!
What was the rationale in simulating a crippled walker?
looks less scary
@@Danuxsy 😂
That’s simply awe-inspiring. However, I’m going to address what I see as the elephant in the room:
How much additional energy production would be required to replace the work currently done by the most efficient machines we know-living beings, which use recycled and recyclable energy and matter-with machines that need to be charged with electricity, rely on the extraction of minerals, and require new energy sources (whether polluting or not) for their creation? These machines also generate waste that demands even more energy to recycle or neutralize. From an ecological standpoint, are we capable of sustaining this extra demand while still ensuring a good standard of living for the humans this planet already supports? And, regarding the last and more important point: is the well-being of 'us' still our ultimate goal as humans?
The future is now
No, it's in 7 years, mark my words.
The guy says “relatively affordable car” like it’s a good thing to say 💀💀💀
Well it is when other businesses say theirs will cost $50,000+
@@Sam-gf1eb talking about a robot not a car.
@@halomaster366 Yeah, other businesses are saying that their robots cost $50,000+...
Much like electric cars, they’ll likely introduce it at a premium price, presenting it as the ultimate innovation. Over time, though, we’ll see the price drop, making it more accessible until eventually, owning a robot becomes affordable for many.
REMINDER: There is less than 7 years until AGI
i think it is less than five years until AGI
I think it might be less than 3
2@@willdarling1
@@krakan4383literally 5 weeks until AGI
less than 1 year
We got actual humanoid robots before GTA VI
"...keep a high standard of living for everyone on the planet." With the owner class having control over the means of production & private property we're not going to be given that future.
Tbh being on wheels/ treads is significantly more efficient than trying to mimic walking.. Not sure what's with obsession of making them 'humanoid' as it really is just a novelty with our current level of tech.. I feel that all hat effort could be better spent on it's dexterity. That being said, its actually a great idea to ship these things in clothing u can just throw in a washer, as i'd imagine having to clean a robot being a pain in the ass.
A robot made to fit in a human home will most likely need to be able to go up stairs. Most people have a step or 2 leading up to their front door, and almost all homes have stairs somewhere inside. Wheels would prevent the robot from accessing the areas.
Wheels are also best for smooth, flat surfaces. Wheels on grass work much diffently than wheels on a hardwood floor. The best setup for one made to be in the house all day is one with legs that can move with wheels on them. This means that the legs will give it the ability to go up stairs, but the wheels will be the main way that they move around.
Oh, and if you're an adult, you definitely know one of the reasons that people want them realistic that I'm not allowed to talk about here.
Is this "Next year" the Elon Musk version or its actually going to be next year?😬 i'm tired of these "Next years" that never come
Same it's such a drag
Wdym, how can you not see how fast Ai has accelerated and where it's going? It will rapidly improve until it's better than humans at every task. Why does it matter if predictions are a little off considering it is improving faster than any other type of technology?
@@electricfox6598 it's all hype and no bite. Remember all the jobs AI was supposed to replace by now? E.g programming? There's even a TED talk saying that. Or something as simple as story writing? Why hasn't that happened? Sure it can write a basic story, but ask for something deeper and you get crap. Same reason why programming hasn't been replaced either because it can do simple stuff but ask for something specific to your case and you have problems. Turns out you need to know programming in order for it to be useful. Most times It's actually faster to simply type the code yourself.
Remember when Musk was saying full self driving is happening next year since 2014? Well, it's been 10 years already, where is it? Remember ASIMO? The Japanese robot from around the 2010s? Where is it? Shouldn't it have been in homes by now? Where's the tesla robot Musk has been promising for years now. It was recently at a chinese expo and just stood there, didnt do a thing because in the real world, its crap. Even china is painting girls to act like robots, instead of showing actual robots. All the demos you see are well crafted to the scene theyre in. When thrust in the real world, it gets complicated very quickly and becomes impractical.
There is a limit to how much data you can throw at machine learning and continue to see exponential results. It can grow rapidly at first but it will eventually hit a block. That's where we are now. Our tech will need to change quite a bit before any of this can actually replace humans. It will take time, longer than our lifetime unfortunately
The blurry wrists were unsettling...
I just want my robot to wash my dishes.
Get a dishwasher...
A dishwasher needs space (~1m2). imagine how much space such a robot could save you if you live in a densely populated city. You would not need a washing machine, no dishwasher, probably less furniture. You could have a robot that rearrange your space from a living room in to a bureau in a few minutes. You could store stuff in a little warehouse system in unreachable places. This will change the way we live.
@@joschjosch8859 If you're worried about space and whatnot, you can always just own less things. You don't need to mindlessly consoom you know
@@IIlllllIIIllllIIIlIllIMinimalist lifestyle made life easier.