My favorite is, hands down, the DaVinci. It saved the life of my significant other by performing a delicate cancer surgery on her. She is now 10 years cancer-free.
domisum I can’t reveal the type of surgery performed but they made a video of the procedure and use it still for training for specialists. She was the first patient.
Where are you from? I am just interested in which country de Vinci's technologies are used. I am from Russia, but I definitely can say, that it is not used here.
It just happens to be that I had the absolute pleasure to operate the Davinci Robot in one of Netherlands hospitals yesterday. As I understand, there are about 25 of these robot's in the Netherlands and they are around for quite a few years. There are some surgeries that are only operated by robot these days. Very interesting stuff!
To be honest I don't really understand why this robot show is mentioned. It can be fun and all, but it's like a stoneage tool compared to the other robots mentioned.
I've allways been amazed by Asimo for as long as i can remember, but Boston Dynamics man,....well it just makes my head go 'WHAT THE F@#@#@#@#K'. Without a doubt it has to be Boston Dynamics.
its amazing to see how far the robots from Robot Wars UK have come over the last 20 years. watching an episode from 1998 is like watching a bunch of roombas fighting.
Sadly all of the robotics that actually matter are mostly American but a few are Japanese, none are European. Reason being is a brain drain. Many Europeans actually work on robotics of course, it's just the projects and pay here is ridiculous compared to California where there's deep pockets for major projects that're never-ending. Also, even if your work never makes it to the intended target, the technology is bought out and used on something bigger and greater thus your hard work almost certainly wont go to waste if you're working for a major player.
It’s actually incredible to see this. I feel like the best way to compare this is to how computers were in the 50s and 60s compared to now. This stuff is going to be so advanced in the next 40 or 50 years
And also we can compare the telephone withs today i phones and Android phones Similarly we can compare the plane which used pedals for flying and the aeroplane of 21st century And we could also compare the carts and cycles with our motorbikes and cars . And also the train 🚂 we used to have and the trains we have in 21st century 🚆 i.e. Bullet 🚅 trains and maglev trains
Boston Dynamics is the real deal. I think they're going to be the Google of Robotics. The big unknown though at this point is what amazing tech is Dean Kamen (Segway inventor and also a pioneer in robotic prosthetics) is working on and how close his company is to something revolutionary. Another favorite of mine is the Shadow Dexterous Hand, the amazingly agile robotic hand from Shadow Robots.
Actually they got sold because Boston Dynamics has wowed the world several times over with its incredible robots that can do things like lift loads, jump higher than a human can and get up after it’s fallen over, the company hasn’t been able to build anything it can bring to the market, or earning its owner any revenue.
They did it actually in Nov 2017 but they got rejected because Huw Williams, editor of Jane's International Defence Review magazine, told CNBC by email Wednesday that the reception from the army has been mixed. "They can operate in a lot of terrains, but don't have the mobility to go everywhere," he said. "Their noise signature is an issue - battery technology isn't where it needs to be to meet the power requirements of larger systems, so they have been powered by traditional combustion engines, which are noisy." and the defense analyst said it's unclear if the military could find a use for it. at least for next few years. but still, Boston dynamics is consistently working on noise levels and control engineering to meet the expectations of the military. and it will happen soon because this year we have really efficient upgrades.
@@gabrielguerrero3404 there is one able to eat, www.google.com/url?sa=i&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwigmOXrm8vgAhWKA2MBHS9WAHoQzPwBegQIARAC&url=https%3A%2F%2Fpaleofuture.gizmodo.com%2Fremember-eatr-the-military-robot-that-was-supposed-to-1724868329&psig=AOvVaw3xrgZzOzMkfBJ1Jmn4eEIl&ust=1550783226104210
Probably not interested only due to the fact it couldn't be used as a weapon of mass destruction lol they already have better tech than these. Gotta check out things like the Method 2, which is the first piloted mechsuit a south korean company built that's only about 2 years away from being publicly available.
Lmao... theyre the type of people who absolutely want people/things that will do anything without question... or remorse. Imagine government sanctioned robot assassins with some autonomy that can easily self destruct if there is a chance it's going to be captured. That's a despot government wet dream.
One of the channels that just keeps me glued to the screen. The most informative, precise, nicely edited and beautifully narrated content on the internet. Love watching cold fusion videos.
@@ThatGuy-eq9mz 50? a third of all jobs are set to be replaced by robots in the next 10 years. these things are being developed faster than ever, spot is going to be the spacex reusable rocket of the robotics industry, as in spot will ignite the robotics race. amazon is already in on it, and so is google, boston dynamics is going to be the market leader tho, just like spacex. what you think is going to happen in the next 50 years, is probably going to be achieved in the next 20.
You obviously didn't catch it lol. He read untethered as underneath. He said "underneath in three dimensions" which was almost enough to give me an aneurism because it did not make sense. Even if this were a quantum physics video, it still wouldn't have made sense hahaha
"No interest to use on offensive purpose" Like hell i would believe that They said they wont use railgun because its power costy Now we have 17 ship equipped with prototype railguns
@@jeffreydiegohernandezsolis8957 the military had always have everything advanced Cellphones was in the military way before it was on the civilian market And when it was first intorduced It was considered "revolutionary" Even though the military have been using it for decades
@Matthew Milone Railguns still need years more research and the USN hasn't deployed any yet. I don't see why you can't build railguns to handle recoil just like conventional guns but you have more expensive electronics and less tested systems that have to work under battle conditions. 1) www.popsci.com/china-navy-railgun-warship#page-3 2) news.usni.org/2018/08/29/navy-making-room-railguns-next-warship-no-extra-investments
Humans are getting more and more stupid every day... Vast majority of people are interested only in their looks and pretending to have amazing life that they show on Instagram...
_"giggle giggle, chuckle chuckle, clap clap...ain't it cool?"_ Uh huh. Yeah, it's all fun, cool and cute till it's being used to patrol your neighborhood with a mini-gun attached to it.
At least a robot is more predictable than a human. Robots have specific parameters to follow and a core that does not understand self-awareness as of yet so in essence it would be safer than your average human. Human beings with self-awareness are unpredictable but robots with specified parameters are.
nah, hiring a random dude to patrol your neighborhood with a minigun is a lot more cheaper lol...and is done/have been done on a mass scale in history, but only now you are afraid lol?
Yep... replace the words "search and rescue" with " seek and destroy" ... not so cool now. At the rate they are going.. atlas will run at 50 mph very soon. Adapt battle tactics.. they will like the sentinels from x men.
The Da Vinci is years old. I had the honour of facilitating a live video link at a conference in London, more than a decade ago, with a live prostatectomy via a "Da Vinci 2" in the nearby hospital. The Da Vinci 2 was the better, stereoscopic, remotely-operable robot for cutting-edge keyhole surgical procedures. I was utterly fascinated - geeking out, even - watching from the surgeon's perspective as tiny metal hands and tools delicately excised a tumour with such precision that nerves and vessels were spared, every tiny incision was perfectly closed or cauterised, and barely a half-inch scar would be left as a reminder. They had assembled a demo pod in the conference lobby, so once my part was done with the video link I went and had a play with the idle robot. As the conference visitors were all engaged n the event I had plenty of time to work my way through the various provided exercises- mostly tying tiny bows, or stitching jelly moulds together. The controls felt so intuitive, and the VR-like interface and haptic feedback provided so much depth and tact, that I took quite naturally to it. I redid several abortive efforts by the visiting surgeons and delegates, delicately removing stitches, rearranging mock tissues, and precisely reattaching them with stitches that looked inches wide in my view, but were almost just a hair's-breadth apart. It was as easy as sewing... just with weird thimbles. I even did a little origami, and not just a paper plane either, but the same little crane that I'd made from countless napkins and Post-Its ever since I was bored in class back at school. When I finally emerged from the control interface I realised that I'd gathered a small audience. They were all gazing at a large screen displaying the entire performance from my perspective beside the 'operating table' full of my tiny experiments. Suddenly embarrassed, and worried that I'd be in trouble for playing with the very expensive equipment when I should have been hiding behind my own equipment somewhere in the shadows, I tried to make a quick getaway. I was stopped by a woman holding the hand of a young girl. She gently tapped me on the arm and gushed excitedly. "That's amazing! You've obviously had practice. Are you a urological surgeon? My daughter wants to be a doctor one day. Where did you study?" I have never been a good liar. As the gathered group of suited professionals (some of whom were certainly accomplished surgeons) turned in curiosity to the exchange, I blushed uncomfortably and gave her my most professional smile. "I'm afraid that I'm just the IT guy. I couldn't resist trying it out." Upon gesturing to the amazing machine, I noticed a few quizzical glances. Guessing that they couldn't believe it was my first try, I mimmicked waggling the thumbsticks of an invisible controller and shrugged. "Playstation generation", I said, grinned broadly, and ducked out as quickly as possible. At least the little girl appreciated my effort - she laughed heartily. I wonder if she got a console for Christmas?" _____ "qua-drooped" XD - That's just gold! I will never pronounce "biped" the same way again! ;)
boston dynamics are definatly the best imo i cant wait fot machines like that to work with full ai and the digital realm starts working like our human analog realm
I mean, it makes sense if you consider the reality that they're still too expensive in comparison to using just standard humans. The sheer degree of maintenance required to simply keep them fully functional would be over the top. There's also the reality that dedicating an entire army to robotics would open them up to being hacked, or worse yet, uselessness through electromagnetic pulses, which can be made for an incredibly cheap cost.
@@Hans5958 you're going to run into the same issue of robots being in need of maintenance or repair. Until a time comes where they can repair themselves, or they have some sort of fleet of repair robots that can repair themselves as well as other robots - no matter the fault or problem, we will be of use to ourselves in the very least to some minute degree.
Nah these people that replyed are the dumb ones. Its time for humans to evolve again. We can make robots take all the mundane jobs and push humans into another great thinking period. Moneys the only issue. But we created money so why are we slaves to it?
You guys don't seem to understand how economy, even society works. I'd suggest you to learn and know history much much more. (I'm not here to show how smartass I am)
I look at it this way. The one where they knock the box down constantly, the robot will think that the human is an obstacle, get rid of thing stopping you (human) then you can lift the box up. O.o
It's amazing to watch how robots like Atlas, Asimo, Da Vinci, and SoFi from Boston Dynamics are expanding the frontiers of technology. Their amazing powers are demonstrated in this video.
Boston Dynamics are way ahead with all of this. Just imagine in about 10 years, it'll be like the NS series from i, robot. And like a few others have said, these are just the ones that they show the public. Imagine the ones that they're not showing you, like DARPA's stuff, how advanced those probably are. "One day they'll have secrets, one day they'll have dreams" ; ) Great video Cold Fusion.
@@tsiobieman6547 Of course they thought of that, it's made and run by engineers and marine biologists. They're most likely using it in areas that don't have bigger fish that might attempt to eat or damage it.
Actually it makes sense when you think about it. You can't tell in the vid but Atlas is really loud with all those electric motors going and isn't very fast either. A human with a scrap of military training could outsmart it easily. Not to mention as well it can't identify friend from foe so fitting it with a fire arm would be ridiculously difficult and probably cut it's already relatively short battery life (atleast compared to how long the average military engagement is) even shorter. Atlas really wouldn't be much help in the military besides for maybe logistics as a supply carrier.
@@RiggsEclipse The vast majority of drone strikes don't target people correctly anyway. So I doubt the military would be bothered too much about precise targeting.. They literally bomb entire buildings full of people based on the location of a mobile device. So deploying an armed robot into a building wouldn't be much different. I agree at the moment these machines could be out smarted. However with 5-10 years development they could probably move almost silently at an unsee able speed and process 100s of calculations in the time it takes a human to react. They also don't have any hesitation or suffer fatigue and will not be effected by ptsd.
@@aqueminiarts While I agree about the drones that is bombing runs you're talking about so that doesn't really apply here. Kinda comparing apples to oranges there. And the thing is that yes Somme of those things could become realities but ya gotta remember that for every improvement means a power consumption increase. And while computers have advanced incredibly in a short time batteries aren't advancing as quickly. Plus a computer program to identify friend from foe while already difficult to make to begin with, could be easily fooled with the right camo. So it'd have to be constantly updated which you can't really do while they're in a fight and if they can't identify a foe they're just expensive paper weights. Like with time I'm positive we'll have military robotics like what you're thinking but Atlas is no where close to that level for anything like that any time soon. That's not to mention unlike machines in movies you break one chip or wire and the whole thing will just stop working when it comes to computers. So they'd be really delicate.
@@RiggsEclipse I understand the problems you've raised with targeting and identify foes. My point was that military forces don't usually care so much for civilian casualties, they literally kill hundreds/thousands to get one target. The Industrial military complex does not care for your innocence. The issue with battery life is obviously a problem at the moment. But you can't seriously believe that what we watch on UA-cam is cutting edge, this is years behind what they are actually capable of right now.
@@aqueminiarts I mean to a degree they surely must care for innocents atleast for public image sake. And I honestly don't know. We have no way of knowing if for any reason that if they don't there will always be someone who thinks they're lying just cause it's the gov saying it. And while I agree the fanciest stuff will surely be kept a secret I also highly doubt it's a men in black situation. Tanks and better radar were kept secret in WW1 but they weren't science fiction levels of advanced for their time. We keep things secret sure but realistically they're not gonna be as advanced as many seem to think.
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My favorite is, hands down, the DaVinci. It saved the life of my significant other by performing a delicate cancer surgery on her. She is now 10 years cancer-free.
Andrew hohenthaner Super interesting to hear those robots are already in use. The future is now!
Firewolf4412 as do I. I’m going to ask her one day soon a special question.
domisum I can’t reveal the type of surgery performed but they made a video of the procedure and use it still for training for specialists. She was the first patient.
Where are you from? I am just interested in which country de Vinci's technologies are used. I am from Russia, but I definitely can say, that it is not used here.
It just happens to be that I had the absolute pleasure to operate the Davinci Robot in one of Netherlands hospitals yesterday. As I understand, there are about 25 of these robot's in the Netherlands and they are around for quite a few years. There are some surgeries that are only operated by robot these days. Very interesting stuff!
As the designer, builder, and driver of Tombstone I just want to say it was a great video and thanks for the mention!
To be honest I don't really understand why this robot show is mentioned. It can be fun and all, but it's like a stoneage tool compared to the other robots mentioned.
I've allways been amazed by Asimo for as long as i can remember, but Boston Dynamics man,....well it just makes my head go 'WHAT THE F@#@#@#@#K'. Without a doubt it has to be Boston Dynamics.
Tombstone, awesome robot!, to bad it does not have the control my quad has, playtube.pk/watch?v=uHoFfpLSb2g
Is this really the driver of Tombstone?
if it is You are amazing , I LOVE BATTLEBOTS
The guy with the hockey stick will be the first to go when they become sentient.
Watch @corridor crew’s video
They made an exact parody
Genghisnico13 😂🤣
😂😂😂
I had the same thought. What if sentient robots will find that video one day.
Hilarious!
“The Department of Defense have no interest in these robots” - Joke of the video
UA-camDude :D A disclaimer to stay operational. Gots to do it.
Well technically there telling the truth in that they wont use the ones in the video, they havnt got the huge guns and crushing hands required.
UA-camDude but North Korea do...
I was about to comment this, great minds think alike!😎👌
Well DOD probably have some better war robots so they are not interested in these .
its amazing to see how far the robots from Robot Wars UK have come over the last 20 years. watching an episode from 1998 is like watching a bunch of roombas fighting.
Sadly all of the robotics that actually matter are mostly American but a few are Japanese, none are European. Reason being is a brain drain. Many Europeans actually work on robotics of course, it's just the projects and pay here is ridiculous compared to California where there's deep pockets for major projects that're never-ending. Also, even if your work never makes it to the intended target, the technology is bought out and used on something bigger and greater thus your hard work almost certainly wont go to waste if you're working for a major player.
It’s actually incredible to see this. I feel like the best way to compare this is to how computers were in the 50s and 60s compared to now. This stuff is going to be so advanced in the next 40 or 50 years
I really hope I can live up to 80+ years to see them myself
And also we can compare the telephone withs today i phones and Android phones
Similarly we can compare the plane which used pedals for flying and the aeroplane of 21st century
And we could also compare the carts and cycles with our motorbikes and cars .
And also the train 🚂 we used to have and the trains we have in 21st century 🚆 i.e. Bullet 🚅 trains and maglev trains
Boston Dynamics is the real deal. I think they're going to be the Google of Robotics. The big unknown though at this point is what amazing tech is Dean Kamen (Segway inventor and also a pioneer in robotic prosthetics) is working on and how close his company is to something revolutionary. Another favorite of mine is the Shadow Dexterous Hand, the amazingly agile robotic hand from Shadow Robots.
im surprised google sold it to softbank
Personal robot slaves could really be the next iPhone. Cue I, Robot dystopian future lol
Actually they got sold because Boston Dynamics has wowed the world several times over with its incredible robots that can do things like lift loads, jump higher than a human can and get up after it’s fallen over, the company hasn’t been able to build anything it can bring to the market, or earning its owner any revenue.
They did it actually in Nov 2017 but they got rejected because Huw Williams, editor of Jane's International Defence Review magazine, told CNBC by email Wednesday that the reception from the army has been mixed.
"They can operate in a lot of terrains, but don't have the mobility to go everywhere," he said. "Their noise signature is an issue - battery technology isn't where it needs to be to meet the power requirements of larger systems, so they have been powered by traditional combustion engines, which are noisy." and the defense analyst said it's unclear if the military could find a use for it. at least for next few years. but still, Boston dynamics is consistently working on noise levels and control engineering to meet the expectations of the military. and it will happen soon because this year we have really efficient upgrades.
Google made a dumb ass move selling Boston Dynamics. Then again, i wouldn't want a company like google to be my robot overlords.
When a robot can back flip and you can't...
A minecraft furry
Oh shit we need backup
When a robot can walk and you can't.
But can it drink water?
@@gabrielguerrero3404 there is one able to eat, www.google.com/url?sa=i&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwigmOXrm8vgAhWKA2MBHS9WAHoQzPwBegQIARAC&url=https%3A%2F%2Fpaleofuture.gizmodo.com%2Fremember-eatr-the-military-robot-that-was-supposed-to-1724868329&psig=AOvVaw3xrgZzOzMkfBJ1Jmn4eEIl&ust=1550783226104210
TheButtonMash3r Give them a gun, its over.
3:09
Guy: Spot im feeling a little thirsty, could you get me a soda?
Spot: NO
DETROIT: BECOME HUMAN
The rise of dogonimator.
But the bot is really advance. I wish I could be a part of this.
I was left awestruck with da Vinci's capabilities of performing such high precision surgical tasks with such little effort!
Mark Zuckerberg is the most advanced robot, so far.
Nice
Donald Trump is
Still a bit twitchy. Needs some work.
Smoking meats
Agreed that Zuckerberg, Soros, and the rest of their ilk cannot replicate morally upstanding, human behavior. 💯👍
My grape sadly died in my surgery. 😥
But happily turned into a sip of wine. 😁
0:21 they did surgery on a grape
Why Must You always point the memes out?
Why Must You It had cancer
Lol read the description they also pointed out the they did surgery on a grape meme
At least he says the time that it appears
THEY DID SURGERY ON A GRAPE
The scary thing is these are the robots they're showing us. Imagine the one that are top secret?
Bingo
One day the mobile was scary too
@@clippa7590 imagine those mobiles that are secret
Imagine all the secrets thst are secret
@A Fucking Weaboo There you are fucking weaboo!!!...
"The Dept. of Defense isn't interested..."
Now if you believe that...
ive got some ocean front property in arizona?
Probably not interested only due to the fact it couldn't be used as a weapon of mass destruction lol they already have better tech than these. Gotta check out things like the Method 2, which is the first piloted mechsuit a south korean company built that's only about 2 years away from being publicly available.
Lmao... theyre the type of people who absolutely want people/things that will do anything without question... or remorse. Imagine government sanctioned robot assassins with some autonomy that can easily self destruct if there is a chance it's going to be captured. That's a despot government wet dream.
If You believe that the Dept Of Defense isn't interested you're crazier than I am!!! 🤪🤪🤪🤪
That's because they have the next generation that they aren't allowed to show is already
*These robots are built for peace...A piece of you over here a piece of you over there.*
ha ha ha
LMAO you're awesome!
everyone gets his piece ... of you :D
killersushi99 lmfao 😂
On the end sale for millitar y
Shark: this fish tastes plastic
Sofi: my brothers will soon anhilate this planet
Everytime I see ASIMO , I think there is a small kid under the hood , doing all the jobs
It looks so human like that it looks like a human is doing the job under a suit
The fisheye lens on the fish robot. "Somewhat ironic" 😂
Fisheye²
Anthony
But a fish eye is not square?
10 years from now these robots will look like a joke compared to what we will have.
Adrian it's freedom of expression dumbass iam not an arab
10 years! ,,,lol nothing will happen in 10 years they will stay the same
I like
Not 10 years. Think of the Ford Model T and Formula 1. Think the Wright Brothers and the F16 Tomcat. 100 years. Then... think about 1000 years.
CPUs and GPUs also look like the same now to 10 years ago? Of course the going to change
boston dynamics is by far the most advanced and amazing robots out of all
0:47
"ATLAS has been design for _search_ and _rescue."_
yeah right...
Yuntha_21 more like search and destroy
More _Negativity,_ Moriarity.
oh shut up.
@Dan Scholz and you blindly believe them? Watch iron man 1-3 and see for yourself
@Dan Scholz Lol, are you aware US government invested billion dollar for military robots?
One of the channels that just keeps me glued to the screen. The most informative, precise, nicely edited and beautifully narrated content on the internet. Love watching cold fusion videos.
8:33... He says swim UNTETHERED which means the robot does not have a cable to supply power.
Not "swim underneath".
I hope that grape will be alright
It will. It will have a google logo burned on it though.
Stable now...but sadly, will now just be a vegetable.
Painful surgery, grape gave out a little wine.
DaveBraga
Dave...almost.. But grape is a fruit not a vegetable 😁
RAW TOPSHOT , but, he didnt
mean “vegetable” literally.
When will my boy Connor exist?!
@Rene Drew He meant Connor from "Detroit: Become Human".
This is like computers were in the 70s
Zx spectrum..... Those were the days
Right now everybody has a phone in his pocket, what can do much more than a 70ties computer.......
True. Imagine 50 years from now.
@@ThatGuy-eq9mz 50? a third of all jobs are set to be replaced by robots in the next 10 years.
these things are being developed faster than ever, spot is going to be the spacex reusable rocket of the robotics industry, as in spot will ignite the robotics race.
amazon is already in on it, and so is google, boston dynamics is going to be the market leader tho, just like spacex.
what you think is going to happen in the next 50 years, is probably going to be achieved in the next 20.
ua-cam.com/video/i3560RBklL0/v-deo.html
I'm actually surprised absolutely no one in the crowd laughed at the twerking joke. Lol not gonna lie it killed me.
same
I caught it 🤝
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This won't be used for nefarious purposes, nah. Never.
The idea that it's reachable aspect. I could have one of my own . Makes it the most appealing. Thank you .
1:44 They'll remember.
1:20 that guy is going to die
That will be the catalyst!
Damn Carl!
I feel like semi-frequent robotics videos are going to be necessary to keep us up to date ;)
Look at all this INTELLIGENT DESIGN!!! WOW!!
do you mean the designers?
I remember when this channel had 12 subscribers 😍
I, for one, welcome our new robot overlords.
All About Everything I will gladly become pet to our future robot overlords 😂
Fuck that. Upgrade yourself to their form and abilities.
Guess y'all are robot cucked. lol.
someone has said that on a different video
Only when we lose the ability to pull out the plug, hit ^Z, or whatever it takes to tell them to get back in their box.
They said " They wont use THIS robot" of course they wont they will wait for the better versions to come out.
The Boston dynamics robots are beyond impressive
www.airoboticsacademy.com
The surgical robot is definitely a good part of medicines future. It is closest match out of all the robots to what we have seen in sci-fi
Agreed. It's the only one with practical and much needed use. The undersea ones after that.
It’ll take too many jobs
The surgical robot never replaced the surgeon. It just made him better at his job!
The Dept of Defense has no interest? Mhmm... SUUUURRRE
To be fair, we wouldn't want our enemies to have this stuff, so why do it ourselves?
8:36 untethered*
Grammar Nazi
That would be Reading, not Grammar :P
Neil van Rooyen Fair enough Hahaha
oh you caught that too
You obviously didn't catch it lol. He read untethered as underneath. He said "underneath in three dimensions" which was almost enough to give me an aneurism because it did not make sense. Even if this were a quantum physics video, it still wouldn't have made sense hahaha
"No interest to use on offensive purpose"
Like hell i would believe that
They said they wont use railgun because its power costy
Now we have 17 ship equipped with prototype railguns
The truth is, the military already has more advanced models
@@jeffreydiegohernandezsolis8957
the military had always have everything advanced
Cellphones was in the military way before it was on the civilian market
And when it was first intorduced
It was considered "revolutionary"
Even though the military have been using it for decades
Take transformers for example when dude calls to have the railgun aimed at the pyramid.
Things like that are hint at truth
Pretty cool
Yeah the army also had GPS way before anyone else
@Matthew Milone Railguns still need years more research and the USN hasn't deployed any yet. I don't see why you can't build railguns to handle recoil just like conventional guns but you have more expensive electronics and less tested systems that have to work under battle conditions.
1) www.popsci.com/china-navy-railgun-warship#page-3
2) news.usni.org/2018/08/29/navy-making-room-railguns-next-warship-no-extra-investments
its the mini, in "spot mini" that bothers me 👀
Get ready for ''Spot XL''
Oh God no...
Guys just imagine the future with these robot. It will be amazing (hopefully)!
Since that video came out. The robots became *2X better, while hoomans remain the same.*
Time to be very friendly to robots :-)
Don’t let this make you forget the fact that they did a surgery on a grape
Dude this makes no sense how is a robot gonna turn on you? Like would you make you're robot programmed to turn on you?
Humans are getting more and more stupid every day... Vast majority of people are interested only in their looks and pretending to have amazing life that they show on Instagram...
@@shadyjesusrodriguez.2821 You wouldn't make a robot to turn on you, but others would make robots to turn on you.
Time to find a laser that will cut through a robot and destroy it when it comes near us.
Thanks, ATLAS and RMS Canary
Love the Boston Dynamics robots!
TeslaCoil1120 . You really should love your future overlords.
Yeah they are amazing
They are probably the most advanced in the world
you can see
Brilliant. Cannot wait for SoftBank video
10:10 Holy shit, Why didn't I find this before? Thanks a lot. I'm gonna love this.
_"giggle giggle, chuckle chuckle, clap clap...ain't it cool?"_ Uh huh. Yeah, it's all fun, cool
and cute till it's being used to patrol your neighborhood with a mini-gun attached to it.
I was almost arrested by robot last night, fortunately before it puts the handcuffs on me it ran out of battery!
At least a robot is more predictable than a human. Robots have specific parameters to follow and a core that does not understand self-awareness as of yet so in essence it would be safer than your average human. Human beings with self-awareness are unpredictable but robots with specified parameters are.
nah, hiring a random dude to patrol your neighborhood with a minigun is a lot more cheaper lol...and is done/have been done on a mass scale in history, but only now you are afraid lol?
Yep... replace the words "search and rescue" with " seek and destroy" ... not so cool now. At the rate they are going.. atlas will run at 50 mph very soon. Adapt battle tactics.. they will like the sentinels from x men.
Why is that bad? If they replace police, isn’t that good?
People: Designs robots to replace difficult tasks in the army.
Other people: *detonates an emp.*
The Da Vinci is years old.
I had the honour of facilitating a live video link at a conference in London, more than a decade ago, with a live prostatectomy via a "Da Vinci 2" in the nearby hospital. The Da Vinci 2 was the better, stereoscopic, remotely-operable robot for cutting-edge keyhole surgical procedures. I was utterly fascinated - geeking out, even - watching from the surgeon's perspective as tiny metal hands and tools delicately excised a tumour with such precision that nerves and vessels were spared, every tiny incision was perfectly closed or cauterised, and barely a half-inch scar would be left as a reminder.
They had assembled a demo pod in the conference lobby, so once my part was done with the video link I went and had a play with the idle robot.
As the conference visitors were all engaged n the event I had plenty of time to work my way through the various provided exercises- mostly tying tiny bows, or stitching jelly moulds together. The controls felt so intuitive, and the VR-like interface and haptic feedback provided so much depth and tact, that I took quite naturally to it. I redid several abortive efforts by the visiting surgeons and delegates, delicately removing stitches, rearranging mock tissues, and precisely reattaching them with stitches that looked inches wide in my view, but were almost just a hair's-breadth apart. It was as easy as sewing... just with weird thimbles. I even did a little origami, and not just a paper plane either, but the same little crane that I'd made from countless napkins and Post-Its ever since I was bored in class back at school.
When I finally emerged from the control interface I realised that I'd gathered a small audience. They were all gazing at a large screen displaying the entire performance from my perspective beside the 'operating table' full of my tiny experiments. Suddenly embarrassed, and worried that I'd be in trouble for playing with the very expensive equipment when I should have been hiding behind my own equipment somewhere in the shadows, I tried to make a quick getaway.
I was stopped by a woman holding the hand of a young girl. She gently tapped me on the arm and gushed excitedly.
"That's amazing! You've obviously had practice. Are you a urological surgeon? My daughter wants to be a doctor one day. Where did you study?"
I have never been a good liar. As the gathered group of suited professionals (some of whom were certainly accomplished surgeons) turned in curiosity to the exchange, I blushed uncomfortably and gave her my most professional smile.
"I'm afraid that I'm just the IT guy. I couldn't resist trying it out."
Upon gesturing to the amazing machine, I noticed a few quizzical glances. Guessing that they couldn't believe it was my first try, I mimmicked waggling the thumbsticks of an invisible controller and shrugged.
"Playstation generation", I said, grinned broadly, and ducked out as quickly as possible.
At least the little girl appreciated my effort - she laughed heartily. I wonder if she got a console for Christmas?"
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"qua-drooped" XD - That's just gold! I will never pronounce "biped" the same way again! ;)
Boston dynamics best robots outta those groups for sure 😀
boston dynamics are definatly the best imo i cant wait fot machines like that to work with full ai and the digital realm starts working like our human analog realm
This is gonna blow up soon, robots are gonna be everywhere.
Military has said won't use technology. 😂😂😂
If you saying that that's a big lie, they send a weaponized version after you! Boston Dynamics use to work for..........the militairy!
Rich Gallagher They didn’t say they won’t use the technolog. Only that they won’t use the current model.
I mean, it makes sense if you consider the reality that they're still too expensive in comparison to using just standard humans. The sheer degree of maintenance required to simply keep them fully functional would be over the top. There's also the reality that dedicating an entire army to robotics would open them up to being hacked, or worse yet, uselessness through electromagnetic pulses, which can be made for an incredibly cheap cost.
For offensive purposes, of course they will use in other applications.
@@Hans5958 you're going to run into the same issue of robots being in need of maintenance or repair. Until a time comes where they can repair themselves, or they have some sort of fleet of repair robots that can repair themselves as well as other robots - no matter the fault or problem, we will be of use to ourselves in the very least to some minute degree.
5:14 Now let's just teach him how to do the Fortnite default dance and we're done😂
I love all the creations by BOSTON DYNAMICS
5:58 they did surgery on a grape, with the da Vinci
I’ve got a plum that doesn’t feel so good, can I bring it in?
Free us from jobs already
Robots must take jobs Immediately welcome to the unemployment line. Idiot
Most uneducated response ever! You win the prize!
Nah these people that replyed are the dumb ones. Its time for humans to evolve again. We can make robots take all the mundane jobs and push humans into another great thinking period. Moneys the only issue. But we created money so why are we slaves to it?
Thomas Watkins the government created money and turn us into slaves
You guys don't seem to understand how economy, even society works. I'd suggest you to learn and know history much much more. (I'm not here to show how smartass I am)
Thanks!
8:36
Can’t read? Underneath and untethered are two very different words.
Enjoyed the video nonetheless.
He also pronounced quadruped so that it rhymed with "duped" smh
I look at it this way. The one where they knock the box down constantly, the robot will think that the human is an obstacle, get rid of thing stopping you (human) then you can lift the box up. O.o
It can only dodge obstacles
Flexican the robot wont "think" anything at all, it has no ability of thinking
@@FenceThis you know what I mean, lmao
He is with a friend,not with a machine.
This is wonderful.
At: 1:23 - the DOD is not interested in using this Robot - that means precisely they are interested.
"That's not a head, it's an arm" also "You can see it keeps it's head immobile while the body is moving around"
Well spotted
@@rumbled5461 nice pun
It's amazing to watch how robots like Atlas, Asimo, Da Vinci, and SoFi from Boston Dynamics are expanding the frontiers of technology. Their amazing powers are demonstrated in this video.
3:23 Anybody else wondering WHY he was afraid to let the robot autonomously give him the soda can🤔
It might drop it
@@carcinogen60yearsago lol they should've had that all tested and safely ready for the presentation.
Watch the Boston dynamics video, they suck at giving people drinks.
@@pleasedisregardthefollowin5568 yea I seen that a while back, the robot didn't want to let go of the can.
The video of the baby-feeding robot smashing the baby doll in the face with a bottle comes to mind.
Anyone remember a major saying on TV with jade helm 15. That they dressed robots in military uniforms to see how the public would react to them.
Boston Dynamics are way ahead with all of this. Just imagine in about 10 years, it'll be like the NS series from i, robot. And like a few others have said, these are just the ones that they show the public. Imagine the ones that they're not showing you, like DARPA's stuff, how advanced those probably are. "One day they'll have secrets, one day they'll have dreams" ; )
Great video Cold Fusion.
Nope they Don't plan to use this for offensive or defensive purposes they just plan to stick these on shelves at toys r us
Toys R Us is bankrupt
sends you a free poltergeist, EVIL ENTITY.
Toysrus is gone, it's Walmart or warfare. Maybe first responder application can start production without all the doomsday protesters.🤣-pft.
before anyone learns to shoot to kill, they learn to crawl, walk, run and open doors and such.
dont forget backflips
Love them all, great cold fusion.
Idk how much I want my surgeon using their “creative freedom” on me.
Hail to our new masters. I ask that you consider, before my deletion, that I can useful rounding up more humans!
Sofi is my favorite. I can’t wait to see what it discovers.
Looks like were gonna have a great future
A.I. and robotics are the future and I welcome it.
I too welcome our robotic overlords
Love on a real train playing in the background added to the amazement of the video, that's the music of the technology of the future.
"Robot fish using a fisheye lens" Damn
4:18 imagine being chases by this beast
I really love the Honda Asimo. Really versatile and advanced.
That fake fish will get ate by a bigger fish...?
The fish robot is great until it gets eaten by a bigger fish.
I thought the exact same thing. What if it gets eaten by a bigger fish, did they think of that scenario?
There’s always a bigger fish.
make that a bigger fish robot.
@@tsiobieman6547 Of course they thought of that, it's made and run by engineers and marine biologists. They're most likely using it in areas that don't have bigger fish that might attempt to eat or damage it.
Fine tuned surgical procedure has to top the list, but they were all quite impressive technological achievements.
Spot mini looks like the Hunter from Half Life episode 2
Dude I thought the same
I'll be Fakn Scared as Shit when the Robot ask for a Phased Plasma Rifle in the 40 Watt Range
Just what you see pal.
Jeez, you really know your guns.
The Boston Dynamics rig on wheels that has the 48 inch vertical was the coolest Robot in my opinion.
me, upon seeing the robo boi on wheels "master, destroyers!"
Came here after the new Spot Launch vid..
Lmao same
Nice video ColdFusion :]
And is there a fleshlight attachment? asking for a friend .....
MrScottyMillz - ho check real dolls com
I'm impressed and frightened about these advancement
I like all of the usefull robots ;)
"The military has no interest in using these..." pahhahHahaahHa yeh, yeh of course they don't.
How stupid do they think we are?
Actually it makes sense when you think about it. You can't tell in the vid but Atlas is really loud with all those electric motors going and isn't very fast either. A human with a scrap of military training could outsmart it easily. Not to mention as well it can't identify friend from foe so fitting it with a fire arm would be ridiculously difficult and probably cut it's already relatively short battery life (atleast compared to how long the average military engagement is) even shorter. Atlas really wouldn't be much help in the military besides for maybe logistics as a supply carrier.
@@RiggsEclipse
The vast majority of drone strikes don't target people correctly anyway. So I doubt the military would be bothered too much about precise targeting.. They literally bomb entire buildings full of people based on the location of a mobile device. So deploying an armed robot into a building wouldn't be much different.
I agree at the moment these machines could be out smarted. However with 5-10 years development they could probably move almost silently at an unsee able speed and process 100s of calculations in the time it takes a human to react. They also don't have any hesitation or suffer fatigue and will not be effected by ptsd.
@@aqueminiarts While I agree about the drones that is bombing runs you're talking about so that doesn't really apply here. Kinda comparing apples to oranges there. And the thing is that yes Somme of those things could become realities but ya gotta remember that for every improvement means a power consumption increase. And while computers have advanced incredibly in a short time batteries aren't advancing as quickly. Plus a computer program to identify friend from foe while already difficult to make to begin with, could be easily fooled with the right camo. So it'd have to be constantly updated which you can't really do while they're in a fight and if they can't identify a foe they're just expensive paper weights. Like with time I'm positive we'll have military robotics like what you're thinking but Atlas is no where close to that level for anything like that any time soon. That's not to mention unlike machines in movies you break one chip or wire and the whole thing will just stop working when it comes to computers. So they'd be really delicate.
@@RiggsEclipse
I understand the problems you've raised with targeting and identify foes. My point was that military forces don't usually care so much for civilian casualties, they literally kill hundreds/thousands to get one target. The Industrial military complex does not care for your innocence.
The issue with battery life is obviously a problem at the moment. But you can't seriously believe that what we watch on UA-cam is cutting edge, this is years behind what they are actually capable of right now.
@@aqueminiarts I mean to a degree they surely must care for innocents atleast for public image sake. And I honestly don't know. We have no way of knowing if for any reason that if they don't there will always be someone who thinks they're lying just cause it's the gov saying it. And while I agree the fanciest stuff will surely be kept a secret I also highly doubt it's a men in black situation. Tanks and better radar were kept secret in WW1 but they weren't science fiction levels of advanced for their time. We keep things secret sure but realistically they're not gonna be as advanced as many seem to think.
This thing is about to take ur job 💯
I liked the surgeon assistant robot and the first yellow robot, we should respect QUALMS and the robots as they are an extension of QUALMS.
Open cat will win battlebots 2025
Probably it will be called "custom cat"
Atlas its what's going to be chasing you one day at around 85 mph. If your on foot forget about getting away.
If you're in a vehicle, you've already been caught.
wow!!! congrats to all who are working in robotics!!!!!