The 2015 DARPA Robotics Challenge Finals

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  • Опубліковано 11 чер 2015
  • The DARPA Challenge is a competitive obstacle course that allows robotics teams to win millions in prize money. More than that, the challenge displays the future benefits of general purpose robots that could aide in future disaster relief.
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  • @Stijn081
    @Stijn081 8 років тому +248

    Imagine how silly this will look in 50 years. "That robot just opened a door? WOOOOOOOOOOH!!!!"

    • @myyplayylist
      @myyplayylist 8 років тому +4

      Seriously

    • @purplenurple4113
      @purplenurple4113 8 років тому +3

      lol Imagine how few of us they will need in 50 years time #conspiracy haha

    • @morrisl7
      @morrisl7 7 років тому +2

      uhh yeah imagine what they were saying when we landed on the moon in 69....
      main difference between then and now is people are a lot stupider.

    • @purplenurple4113
      @purplenurple4113 7 років тому

      haha

    • @walperstyle
      @walperstyle 7 років тому

      About as silly as government trying to tax people as a means to solve climate change.

  • @guimarques013
    @guimarques013 9 років тому +71

    Can you guys imagine how silly this video will be in 20 years from now? We know that today, for a robot to climb stairs, pick up objects and get out of a car are very hard activities motion/balance wise. But these are just things that we'll see as primitive in the future, as we see today, for instance, the major breakthrough of 512KB flash drives or the amazing design of Windows 95. Really cool! Looking forward to that future!

    • @SchneiderStudios
      @SchneiderStudios 9 років тому +9

      Guilherme Marques The progression of robots is much, much slower than the progression of computers.

    • @rightwingindonesian
      @rightwingindonesian 9 років тому +7

      SchneiderMan But the progression is exponential, and not linear. It might seem slow now, but it's getting faster as time goes on.

    • @dzignhost
      @dzignhost 9 років тому +9

      Guilherme Marques it's got all to do with funding. Where the money goes that's where we get a boom in tech. Just look at phones.

    • @marcobarros4742
      @marcobarros4742 6 років тому

      Guilherme Marques In 2017 those things already look like childrens toys. Atlas 2017 can now make a backflip all because it got funded. The future is knocking man...

    • @NameNotAlreadyTaken2
      @NameNotAlreadyTaken2 6 років тому

      This looked just as silly 20 years ago as well.

  • @ajtronic
    @ajtronic 9 років тому +108

    I got excited when the robot climbed the last step. Just awesome.

    • @thomas380380
      @thomas380380 9 років тому +8

      TheVerge edited that part really well. The suspense.

    • @ajtronic
      @ajtronic 9 років тому

      I could have been watching in silence, still awesome.

    • @DamianReloaded
      @DamianReloaded 9 років тому

      AJ06 It was cool, but it was also hilarious, couldn't help thinking of the "potty train". ^_^

    • @antdx316
      @antdx316 8 років тому +1

      +ajtronic People always overlook the the easiest stuff like walking around as amazement. Should look up the paralyzed people videos who have to use robotic legs just to go like 50 feet. Moving laterally and balancing w/ 1 foot is a huge challenge for robots and still for people who don't practice it.

    • @NashHinton
      @NashHinton 4 роки тому +1

      I love the sarcasm. Robots are a joke.

  • @sebastiaomendonca1477
    @sebastiaomendonca1477 3 роки тому +4

    Crazy how far we've come even in just 5 years

  • @roflcopterkklol
    @roflcopterkklol 9 років тому +15

    If i showed this to someone in the 1980's they would lose their fucking minds...
    The future is going to be amazing... look where we are already..

    • @bobbyolson6729
      @bobbyolson6729 8 років тому +10

      roflcopterkklol If you showed someone this in the 1980's..they would be more interested in the time machine :P

    • @roflcopterkklol
      @roflcopterkklol 8 років тому +2

      inoffensive coddler Only if people are allowed to keep breeding like mindless animals for the next 50 years. over populated by 5 billion people at the moment and all that.

    • @roflcopterkklol
      @roflcopterkklol 7 років тому

      inoffensive coddler
      He deleted all his comments so all i see is you talking with yourself :)

  • @SammyHannat
    @SammyHannat 8 років тому +9

    I can't wait for when I look back at this and laugh at how basic these tasks were but for now, I'm amazed

  • @theliquidsword
    @theliquidsword 8 років тому +48

    5:18 Me last Saturday night...

    • @mmklko
      @mmklko 6 років тому

      Hahah best joke

    • @suki467
      @suki467 3 роки тому

      HAHAHAHAH💀💀💀💀

  • @mrbombastikalime9867
    @mrbombastikalime9867 9 років тому +2

    Isn't it weird how they didn't mention military applications?, I reckon they've done a shifty, and they used the public to create robots for them then there going to upgrade them or advance their technologies to be used for the military.

  • @drew1035
    @drew1035 6 років тому +5

    Why isn't this done every year? It'd be awesome to see the progress made each year...

  • @FutureGameDev
    @FutureGameDev 9 років тому +7

    Anybody know where I can see the first place run? This video put me on a robot kick.

  • @akextremerickert
    @akextremerickert 6 років тому +6

    *15 minutes to pick up a drill*
    "Yeah!!!! Get some!!! Whoo"

    • @MoneyMan28
      @MoneyMan28 4 роки тому

      Trillions of calculations are taking place every second to keep you alive

  • @quranalone5824
    @quranalone5824 8 років тому +8

    Wow, it seems to be much fun to build a robot!

    • @eventhisidistaken
      @eventhisidistaken 7 років тому

      It *is* fun. You can get started with something inexpensive and simple, such as an arduino based wheeled robot with sonic sensors.

  • @thatdudewelove8498
    @thatdudewelove8498 8 років тому +1

    OMG it wouldve been such an honor to be a part of that team!

  • @TUDelftTV
    @TUDelftTV 7 років тому +2

    I get strangely excited by these videos. Really cool to imagine the enormous amount of work behind these robots.

  • @megax9579
    @megax9579 8 років тому

    this is the best iv seen u bet

  • @elnauhual
    @elnauhual 5 місяців тому

    And now, just 8 years later we have robots doing parkour... WOW!!

  • @artbyrobot1
    @artbyrobot1 8 років тому

    I love the DARPA challenge! I hope my robot I'm making will compete one day :)

  • @MichaelTucker
    @MichaelTucker 9 років тому

    *Robots in the Field*
    Imagine how much effort has been put in to get these machines to make gestures that we would consider to be normal?
    Each team is given and hour to complete a series of tasks, with the winner being the team that undertakes these tasks in the minimal amount of time. Many things can go haywire in this challenge. Many of the robots fell over trying to complete the tasks.
    #Darpa #robotics

  • @Dev1nci
    @Dev1nci 6 років тому +2

    I think robots will be used as soldiers a lot more than as doctors and paramedics.

  • @EzequielEvolves
    @EzequielEvolves 8 років тому +6

    so it begins.... were are you John Connor!!!!

  • @davidfriedfeld
    @davidfriedfeld 2 місяці тому

    There is a focus on the comments on military options .
    I think we are a multiple number of years away from that.
    The competition was initiated after the 2011 Fukushima nuclear facility disaster .
    Of course we will use “ high tech and robots “ in war . BUT THE OPPORTUNITY to use robots in “ search and rescue , recovery and repair “ is more likely now in 2024

  • @rogier5591
    @rogier5591 8 років тому +92

    "Teams have spend years designing robots, that could aid in an emergency... And potentially do much more"
    Killing people. His is talking about killing people isn't he?

    • @thanasisanagnopoulos9265
      @thanasisanagnopoulos9265 8 років тому +10

      +Rogier B yep he sure is

    • @Ale-mv3gr
      @Ale-mv3gr 7 років тому +3

      Rogier B And fighting other robots

    • @LukeTEvans
      @LukeTEvans 7 років тому +2

      gladiator bots who will turn against their masters like in spartacus or gladiator with russel crow bot

    • @three-bark1928
      @three-bark1928 6 років тому

      Seriously...

    • @jtno2
      @jtno2 6 років тому +4

      Sexbots.

  • @taoyizhi
    @taoyizhi 9 років тому

    This is awesome!

  • @AntonioMartinez-pw9wz
    @AntonioMartinez-pw9wz 8 років тому +1

    Science is absolutely amazing!

  • @stizandelasage
    @stizandelasage 7 років тому +1

    I thought of an awesome platform for you guys

  • @texassabre7214
    @texassabre7214 2 роки тому

    It warms my heart to see some Americans still works hard.

  • @nekonari22
    @nekonari22 9 років тому +1

    Korea's KAIST team won? Yay!

  • @rajveershekhawat309
    @rajveershekhawat309 6 років тому

    PLease share the video of finalist (Tartan Robotics) of DRC2015 if anyone has the link.

  • @grislopez615
    @grislopez615 Рік тому

    Tancke you my friend

  • @FlickExplainTV
    @FlickExplainTV 9 років тому

    These robots are so cool!!

  • @GaryMcKinnonUFO
    @GaryMcKinnonUFO 6 років тому +1

    That's pretty bloody impressive after the door.

  • @legna20v
    @legna20v 8 років тому +1

    i am sure that in 5 year they will be doing the same course in 10 mins.
    but what i find funny is that scientist are always so optimistic about technology and dont think who is gonna end using it.
    20 or 30 years from now we could see super fast and strong robots dismantling protests

  • @AC-pm7sn
    @AC-pm7sn 9 років тому +5

    Did you find the DARPA Chief, Donald Anderson there?

    • @Nayson
      @Nayson 9 років тому +2

      Cole Byre He wasn't feeling very well so he went for a lie down but now he's missing and I'm quite worried.
      He left a load of food under his bed. I hope he won't mind that I took it.

  • @MicahCola
    @MicahCola 9 років тому

    Good to hear Gabe from The Office is doing voice over work.

  • @ajeethsuryash5123
    @ajeethsuryash5123 3 роки тому

    Gives me goosebumps

  • @asking4afriend311
    @asking4afriend311 6 років тому +1

    I think the robots from Boston Dynamics would dance on the metal corpses of these DARPA "winners".

  • @rockialewis1325
    @rockialewis1325 8 років тому

    very cool and nice

  • @limitless1692
    @limitless1692 8 років тому

    we are on the edge of tomorow

  • @spongeyperson
    @spongeyperson 8 років тому +5

    3:05 Ohh, they use KDE. I wonder what distro they use...

  • @DaaaahWhoosh
    @DaaaahWhoosh 8 років тому

    It's cool to see so many people watching a robot competition, nice to know this is something people can be passionate about. I feel sad that the Koreans are probably going to make better stuff than Americans, but as long as we all see the benefits I'm fine with that.

  • @puffy98
    @puffy98 9 років тому

    Please show me about the 1st place team!

  • @sandmastermaster
    @sandmastermaster 6 років тому +2

    Meanwhile atlas is doing backflips

    • @zandovic
      @zandovic 5 років тому

      Now also parcour

    • @zandovic
      @zandovic 5 років тому

      Just came from the most recent Boston Dynamics videos and in comparison, this video here looks like a joke lol

  • @ashravicmehmet6055
    @ashravicmehmet6055 2 роки тому +1

    Can we imagine if the current Atlas by BD show off its skills during the race😁

  • @BoStanfordify
    @BoStanfordify 9 років тому

    Very impressive. Its gonna be fun to look at these videos in 20 years. They will look so primitive.

  • @Philadelphia_times
    @Philadelphia_times 7 років тому

    how can I get a entry level job in robotics? ?

  • @michaelbernhardt389
    @michaelbernhardt389 9 років тому +4

    I didn't know Kid Rock was in to robotics.

  • @ze_southgate9466
    @ze_southgate9466 6 років тому

    Das Video vermittelt folgendes: Ingenieure treffen sich im Lego Land und freuen sich aus Bausteinen eine Brücke zu bauen, wir sind doch ca. 20 Jahre weiter

  • @elvissilva3307
    @elvissilva3307 8 років тому +1

    Show de bola!

  • @gc3k
    @gc3k 9 років тому

    The narrator sounds like he'd ignore you by staring at his smartphone if you asked him a question

  • @ecoao80
    @ecoao80 9 років тому +14

    Not enough white dudes with bad facial hair in Verge videos. Thanks for following the American team and not the winning South Korean one. Awesome job guys.

    • @shakaama
      @shakaama 6 років тому

      yeah when i found out the koreans won, i felt gypt

  • @masonraytx
    @masonraytx 6 років тому

    Those dang robots are takin our jobs!!!

  • @jordanmntungwa3311
    @jordanmntungwa3311 6 років тому

    is there a reason the verge showed second place and not the robot that got first place? is it because it's Korean ?

  • @wearelying4384
    @wearelying4384 8 років тому

    whats the point of this challenge?

  • @damienmccue2793
    @damienmccue2793 6 років тому

    RIP these boys, there's a new flipping robot in town

  • @mattiastrudesson6238
    @mattiastrudesson6238 2 роки тому

    Atlas today 2021 has developt a lot.

  • @plasmidd
    @plasmidd 8 років тому

    What Is This Chappie 2015 Edition?

  • @MouseGoat
    @MouseGoat 9 років тому

    when the dapa test first was announced it sounded super impossible, now i watching a robot make it through
    In 5 years from now one will be doing it smoothly, and in 10 ... well, I-Robot will not be fiction anymore.

    • @MouseGoat
      @MouseGoat 9 років тому

      Nyctophobia actually what am i saying, it will be 4 years max.

  • @rockialewis1325
    @rockialewis1325 8 років тому

    very cool and nice💬

  • @raa9550
    @raa9550 9 років тому

    cool stuff

  • @schalazeal07
    @schalazeal07 6 років тому +1

    I find the robot sooo cute!!! XD It's not even alive.. but who knows in the future right?! :D

  • @juliopchile
    @juliopchile 8 років тому +3

    A weapon, to surpass Metal Gear.

  • @eventhisidistaken
    @eventhisidistaken 7 років тому

    I for one, welcome our robot overlords.

  • @absconditusabsconditus3241
    @absconditusabsconditus3241 4 роки тому

    What are the people at 3:28 doing?

  • @momythz8196
    @momythz8196 3 роки тому

    I still watching in 2021

  • @cynthiabaker-smith6814
    @cynthiabaker-smith6814 8 років тому

    2015 DARPA Robotics Challenge Finals

  • @pkumn
    @pkumn 5 років тому

    Where are is Hubo

  • @UnearthCreations
    @UnearthCreations 6 років тому

    now lets all go over to Boston dynamics and see that their robot can literally do it all in half the time

  • @bendover5950
    @bendover5950 8 років тому

    This should be the prelude to a Transformers movie, Show how Cybertron was created.

  • @OlivioSarikas
    @OlivioSarikas 9 років тому +1

    The new age is coming closer every day :)

    • @NashHinton
      @NashHinton 4 роки тому +1

      The new age being ecocide and our kids laughing at you technouptopianists?

  • @rockialewis1325
    @rockialewis1325 8 років тому

    very cool

  • @TOMMYBOY6969
    @TOMMYBOY6969 9 років тому

    Where is Honda's robot Asimo ?

  • @johnsmith4630
    @johnsmith4630 9 років тому

    well, I guess it's not time to welcome our new robot overlords yet...

  • @tristand9129
    @tristand9129 6 років тому

    Yo i know that this isnt easy but why would it take 15 min to go upstairs when other robots can do backflip

  • @SchneiderStudios
    @SchneiderStudios 9 років тому

    It'll only take us another 1K years until we can make a real life Chappie.

  • @kangrutgers1155
    @kangrutgers1155 8 років тому

    so cool

  • @truth-12345.
    @truth-12345. 6 років тому

    This challenge is too soon for the year, there are so many tasks that they want the robot to do.
    Those tasks can only be achieved by years of perfecting every specific functionality and synchronize all of it together.

  • @codemiesterbeats
    @codemiesterbeats 7 років тому

    5:29 says the dude that is participating in a program for military/defense department. lol

  • @ocvipe
    @ocvipe 9 років тому +2

    shakeys look like they're dancing.

  • @thomasalias8492
    @thomasalias8492 6 років тому

    Where was Boston Dynamics during this whole thing?

  • @UnholyTingz
    @UnholyTingz 7 років тому +1

    Build a protecton "protect and serve"

  • @biscuitsalive
    @biscuitsalive 9 років тому

    Nice to see a positive report from this. So many twazzarks mocking the achievements seen here.

  • @Bakkefication
    @Bakkefication 9 років тому

    People cheer when a robot opens a door, and people are worried about Skynet becoming a thing lol

    • @tsvetomiriliev3068
      @tsvetomiriliev3068 9 років тому

      Bakkefication
      About skynet, skynet is AI controlling the robots, if the military atm dont allow robots to choose if a human is threat and kill him or not I doubt they will make skynet and give total control over all robots to an AI that may have code glitches happening now and then.
      Why do we need the robots? As I said at another video:
      We need farming robots, after that the government must invest some money to get them and put them on the fields to work 24/7 with attached charging cable to them, the costs for food and vegetables will drop tremendously, after that at 2020 cars with autopilot to transport the food, so at the end you will have a very cheap food to buy. The government must also do the same when it comes to mining, producing electricity and water supply. A great deal of money must be invested in solar/wind energy so they can keep charging the robots.
      Remove all private sector from these areas and the government will have enough resources to give away for free to their citizens, meaning that every unemployed citizen will actually get pension no matter what the age, thus he will be able to sustain himself without working.
      The happyness level of the population will be off the charts because at this moment people feel like slaves when it comes to not having an option but work something which you do not prefer, almost against your will because you do not have choice, if you do not work you get thrown to the streets and die.

  • @KaitoKaze
    @KaitoKaze 7 років тому

    we will be the scifi story really soon hahaha

  • @MrC0MPUT3R
    @MrC0MPUT3R 9 років тому +8

    Why do all the people from The Verge mumble their words? Enunciate!

    • @biscuitsalive
      @biscuitsalive 9 років тому +11

      I like the humble non shouty approach. Sick of over confident twats shouting and feigning excitement about everything they are asked to read or present for.

    • @biscuitsalive
      @biscuitsalive 8 років тому

      +inoffensive coddler all subjective, as a typical brit I'm more used to a gentler/softer way to talk and communicate, (not that we are all like that of course, loads of loud twats over here too) i find the majority presenters on TV/ UA-cam give a obnoxious, loud and false sounding delivery. So from my point of view they do sound more like regular human beings.

    • @biscuitsalive
      @biscuitsalive 8 років тому

      +inoffensive coddler fair enough. But you know what I mean, often presenters are American and overly enthusiastic /fake.

    • @mariusmglestue1234
      @mariusmglestue1234 8 років тому +1

      This guy sound like one of the goth kids from south park.

  • @seangehrke3133
    @seangehrke3133 9 років тому

    I saw a map of the course in a magazine

  • @ExopMan
    @ExopMan 8 років тому +14

    Humanoid robots for these purposes don't seem the way to go for me. If we're designing robots to do inhuman things...we shouldn't first design them in a human shape, this creates more problems than it solves in my opinion. Robots like the MULE seem more practical for this reason.

    • @marcobarros4742
      @marcobarros4742 6 років тому +1

      ExopMan This compentition was all about human problems. You have now robots that have wheels etc.

    • @corentinoger
      @corentinoger 6 років тому

      Generations of scientists were brought to science by reading Isaac Asimov and other science fiction writers, they are drawn subconsciously to try to make their childhood readings come true, hence the humanoid robots...

    • @sam5992
      @sam5992 2 роки тому +1

      @@corentinoger Okay, smarty pants. You get a wheeled MULE to climb some stairs.

  • @christiankotzle6822
    @christiankotzle6822 8 років тому +1

    skynet is not the problem we are a long time away from that but it's possible. the problem is the people you are working for want robots to use as a army that don't ask questions just do whatever you say no matter how tribal the orders are

  • @whiskeyandagyro3135
    @whiskeyandagyro3135 9 років тому

    so the jetsons was nonfictional?

  • @JDJD-hg9hu
    @JDJD-hg9hu 2 роки тому +2

    South Korea 🇰🇷 👍🏻

  • @DAREDEVILBKLYN
    @DAREDEVILBKLYN 8 років тому

    If thorium works as a small energy source then the trick will be the power plant as technology here but not the small super propulsion system for flying drones or flying robots one day.

  • @shutyobitchassup4546
    @shutyobitchassup4546 7 років тому

    The future is now old man.

  • @SuperY2K12
    @SuperY2K12 8 років тому +1

    ".... My grandpa is more agile than this 'super expensive robot' ... " :P

    • @jantumo1425
      @jantumo1425 8 років тому

      you must not understand how complex and difficult it is to make a simple bipedal robot

    • @SuperY2K12
      @SuperY2K12 8 років тому

      "...I know".
      but my grandpa was actually much more agile than this,
      and "the complexity" of his body is much more complicated than this robot. :P
      it's true, and i tell you the truth. :D

  • @crazycoyotie
    @crazycoyotie 8 років тому +1

    did petman suck I seen no more advancement on it ???

  • @up4life108
    @up4life108 7 років тому

    where can i find the funny looking robot at 5:27 ?

  • @chris1.2
    @chris1.2 4 роки тому

    2:50 what’s going on there?

  • @jordanmntungwa3311
    @jordanmntungwa3311 6 років тому

    Have a Robot that can Iron My clothes, Do my laundry, fold and pack my laundry, vacuum my house, Mow the lawn, trim the hedge and I'll be so satisfied because I'll have more free time to do what I'm doing now which is absolutely nothing.

  • @juanmercuri6554
    @juanmercuri6554 8 років тому

    ¿porque todos los robots que crean son tan diferentes a los humanos?, yo creo que los músculos y el esqueleto humano es el modelo bípedo perfecto, y se alejan tanto de ese modelo

  • @spaminbox
    @spaminbox 9 років тому

    i for one welcome our new shaky overlords.

  • @karlschultz9573
    @karlschultz9573 6 років тому

    This makes me want to build a robot. Anyone else have the same motivation?

    • @MoneyMan28
      @MoneyMan28 4 роки тому

      Figure out how your alive first

  • @Jvwny
    @Jvwny 9 років тому +1

    If only chappie were here