Wow first time seeing this. Really don't know how I feel about it.. sure the convenience, the memories it could store, etc but the more meaningless your life becomes, as your doing less, working less, becoming more dependent on stuff like this, (reminds me of Wall-E). Love, Death, and Robots episode S.2E1. 6! A"Automated Customer Service" could be our near future if we aren't careful. The issue is you never know if these things can or will "turn on you" because AlienGo over there still has full access to YOUR unit?
@@hl5584 dude. This is no competition. The chinese dont respect intellectual property. Why would you want to compete against that? Just look at the comac planes
@@brpal5443 I am just stating a fact that this is a Chinese rip off. what has this got to do with the IQ of white people? I am Chinese American and my grandfather taught me about honor. this is what the ccp did to destroy Chinese culture.
Nice, looks like Boston Dynamics have more or less figured out a form/proportion factor good enough for mass production, imitation and iteration by other companies.
@@eroskaw5423 What's Reirainsong is saying that Boston Dynamics have already laid the foundation for other companies to develop their own ripoffs. check your comprehension, will ya.
@Au Ngai Sum look at norway/switzerland. Is it chaos? those are democratic countries too and are working perfectly fine and are much richer than any non drmocratic regime like china
I want one, what is the price? Can i teach it to kick anyone right in the berries who breaks into my home? Wish i stayed back in Toronto, but my violent older brother made living there always difficult, so i moved 4 hours down the highway. Self preservation. Came home 3.5 years ago, and found "Cry" fingersmudged on my tv screens surface in the kitchen. Some creeper 5 miles from here in this rural area went into my home while i was out of town for a few months, i can't prove it though, neither can i prove that 2 valve stems on my car in the driveway were tampered with last year, and a tire on the riding mower too. I can't even prove that that creepy sociopath told me that he buried a body in his backyard, nor that he smiled and nodded at me right after he told me that while we stood in his driveway unloading building supplies off his trailer back in 2008.. I should become a cop, then i could simply arrest him! What is the price of that robot dog?
@Ecol. You are right, sociopaths don't seem to care.. Do you think that if i end up murdered and permanently missing in the night, that i will go on to experience a real afterlife, or do religion$ always default to very flaky fake TRILLION+ yearly grifted dollar prophetable new$? That sociopath left a hand delivered chri$tmas card in my roadside rural mailbox, and that plus the hand delivered note he taped to my front door another time, those helped me to correctly identify the shapes of the letters he fingersmudged on the surface of my tv screen in the kitchen. My violently themed hot n cold running older brother was a big big fan of chuck norris, and i have memories from age 7 of him quietly walking into my bedroom and calmly closing the door, just prior to him punching me in the face repeatedly while whispering to me to shut up, in between those painful punches. Shock helped me to cry without making much of a sound. He frauded me of over half my parkinsons/ms related painful disability pension back before i decided to move 4 hours away, into this rural field of mostly broken dreams. Does that sound funny to you still? Who do you think you are? The #DigitalLifeguardProject -_-
@Ecol. Gee, after peaking at your youtube profile, it appears you have some dangerous sociopathic underpinnings left medically untreated. How's that working out for you?
@Ecol. Now people know a lot about you. That is what was collected from your youtube profile, and it speaks volumes. Scan complete. The #DigitalLifeguardProject -_-
@Ecol.The term ‘psychopath’ was first coined in the late 1800s, and comes from the Greek psykhe and pathos, which mean ‘sick mind’ or ‘suffering soul.’ In those days, psychopathy was considered to be a sort of moral insanity, but of course, nowadays, we know better. However, are we right to think of psychopaths as lone killers, devoid of humanity, preying on the vulnerable, who find it hard to mix with society? The truth is that you could have one as a friend, boss or even a partner. Psychopaths live among us and manage to blend into society, but you can spot them if you look hard enough. First, you have to change the way you think about people and how we operate as human beings. It is normal to believe that everyone else on the planet is like us, in that, they think like us, feel the same emotions like us, and understand pain and loss as we do. It is important to understand that for a few percentages of the population, this is not true. These are people that do not have empathy or remorse, cannot feel emotion, whose only goal is to take advantage of others. These are the psychopaths, and as with any mental disorder, there are characteristics that define it. The most common way of detecting whether a person is a psychopath is by using The Hare Psychopathy Checklist-Revised (PCL-R), which is a diagnostic tool, set to determine if someone is on the psychopathy spectrum. To score the test, participants read a series of statements that describe certain traits and rate them accordingly. 0 = does not apply, 1 = applies somewhat, 2 = definitely applies. The highest score anyone can achieve is 40. In the US, if someone rates over 30 in the test, they are considered to be psychopathic, but in the UK, it is only over 25. Here are the 20 traits on the Hare Psychopathy Checklist Do you sense you are someone extremely important? Would you say you need constant stimulation? Do you find pleasure in manipulating people? Would you lie in order to get your own way? Do you never say sorry? Are you known to be charming and persuasive? Would you agree you show little emotion? Are you incapable of feeling empathy for others? Are you in and out of relationships all the time? Do you have a promiscuous sex life? Are you impulsive and live for the moment? Are you known for behaving irresponsibly? Do you fail to accept responsibility for your actions? Is it right to get as much as you can from other people? Is it hard to control your behaviour? Did you display early behaviour problems? Do you lack long-term goals? Do you have a history of juvenile delinquency? Have you ever had your parole or bail revoked? Are you known for committing many different criminal acts? The Hare Psychopathy Checklist-Revised (PCL-R) categorizes these traits into four factors: interpersonal, emotional, lifestyle and antisocial. INTERPERSONAL TRAITS OF A PSYCHOPATH The most common trait of a psychopath is their pathological lying. This is so that they can cover up their behaviour and get their own way. Psychopaths use glibness and superficial charm to get you hooked in the first place. Once they have you under their spell, you are more likely to be willing to help them. You’ll find many psychopaths in positions of great power and authority, this is due to their enormous sense of self-worth. It is their manipulative behaviour that probably got them into these positions in the first place. EMOTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF A PSYCHOPATH The most emotional characteristic is a complete lack of remorse or guilt. This could explain why psychopathic killers get away with their crimes as they simply do not care. Some psychopaths may feel shallow emotions, in that they might feel sorry that their victim is dead because it no longer holds any pleasure for them. More often a psychopath will be callous and show a distinct lack of empathy towards their victims. Failure to accept responsibility for their own acts is another common trait for a psychopath. LIFESTYLE PSYCHOPATHIC TRAITS You can also see psychopathic traits in the lifestyles of psychopaths. A common trait is a parasitic way they will feed off other people to sustain their lifestyle. Psychopaths also have a need for stimulation which might lead them to behave with impulsivity and acting in an irresponsible way. Typically, a psychopath will have no realistic, long-term goals, instead preferring to live in the moment. ANTISOCIAL TRAITS OF PSYCHOPATHS Despite many psychopaths holding down impressive jobs, they do not have good social skills. They find it hard to control their behaviour in public which could lead to a revoking of their parole. Psychopaths are known to be particularly versatile in many areas of different crimes. This makes it difficult to catch them. Diagnosing a psychopath Even if you have the Hare Psychopathy Checklist in your arsenal, diagnosing someone in your life who you think is a psychopath is a very serious step. It has implications either way, whether you are right or wrong. It is better to leave any diagnosing to the professionals who are trained to spot the subtle signs of psychopathy, something that non-professionals might easily miss.
It is very impressive that this robot reads human body language.
Great for carrying the bags from the shops for you
Just add a basket on top of it that can be removed afterwards
I can see hundreds of addons for robots like this
So like mods, but for physical things
@@Lokitellus You know the word mod refers to modifications lol
Great Job
Love it!
they'd make great litter pickers
Can you install solar baterries on these or have them remote recharrge?
Wow first time seeing this. Really don't know how I feel about it.. sure the convenience, the memories it could store, etc but the more meaningless your life becomes, as your doing less, working less, becoming more dependent on stuff like this, (reminds me of Wall-E).
Love, Death, and Robots episode S.2E1. 6! A"Automated Customer Service" could be our near future if we aren't careful. The issue is you never know if these things can or will "turn on you" because AlienGo over there still has full access to YOUR unit?
Why the hell do they only have 2k subs?
Justice and honor because this is a chinese rip off. This is not Boston dynamics.
@@eroskaw5423 Is this the IQ of the Anglo-Saxons? LOL.
@@eroskaw5423 aww poor baby, cant handle competition without drone strikes and sanctions :(
@@hl5584 dude. This is no competition. The chinese dont respect intellectual property. Why would you want to compete against that? Just look at the comac planes
@@brpal5443 I am just stating a fact that this is a Chinese rip off. what has this got to do with the IQ of white people? I am Chinese American and my grandfather taught me about honor. this is what the ccp did to destroy Chinese culture.
Nice, looks like Boston Dynamics have more or less figured out a form/proportion factor good enough for mass production, imitation and iteration by other companies.
Reirainsong No. this is a chinese rip off
@@eroskaw5423 Is this the IQ of the Anglo-Saxons? LOL.
@@eroskaw5423 What's Reirainsong is saying that Boston Dynamics have already laid the foundation for other companies to develop their own ripoffs. check your comprehension, will ya.
🖖🏼👽
sent one to me
Can this robot sneak?
Boston Dynamics wants to know your location
It's really nice and well design. Why don't you copy democracy too?
Messy like US or bully others like US?
bien dit
@Au Ngai Sum look at norway/switzerland. Is it chaos? those are democratic countries too and are working perfectly fine and are much richer than any non drmocratic regime like china
*Western Plutocracy
BTW, Why were you using Chinese paper 📄 for your books 📚, and for centuries, fucking pirate!
maybe they should copy your #1 prisoner population in the world too?
Сколько стоит?
Say goodbye to the Police department and soldiers too.
Who are they selling to and with what purpose? What is it gonna do?
obviously, killing us :)
I’m looking buy it and use it as photographer
The United States did a typical demonstration
Police and Soldiers.
I need a robot dog to pick up, bag, and dispose of my real dog's 💩 when I take him for a walk. Will this do it?
I want one, what is the price?
Can i teach it to kick anyone right in the berries who breaks into my home? Wish i stayed back in Toronto, but my violent older brother made living there always difficult, so i moved 4 hours down the highway. Self preservation.
Came home 3.5 years ago, and found "Cry" fingersmudged on my tv screens surface in the kitchen. Some creeper 5 miles from here in this rural area went into my home while i was out of town for a few months, i can't prove it though, neither can i prove that 2 valve stems on my car in the driveway were tampered with last year, and a tire on the riding mower too. I can't even prove that that creepy sociopath told me that he buried a body in his backyard, nor that he smiled and nodded at me right after he told me that while we stood in his driveway unloading building supplies off his trailer back in 2008.. I should become a cop, then i could simply arrest him!
What is the price of that robot dog?
@Ecol. You are right, sociopaths don't seem to care..
Do you think that if i end up murdered and permanently missing in the night, that i will go on to experience a real afterlife, or do religion$ always default to very flaky fake TRILLION+ yearly grifted dollar prophetable new$?
That sociopath left a hand delivered chri$tmas card in my roadside rural mailbox, and that plus the hand delivered note he taped to my front door another time, those helped me to correctly identify the shapes of the letters he fingersmudged on the surface of my tv screen in the kitchen.
My violently themed hot n cold running older brother was a big big fan of chuck norris, and i have memories from age 7 of him quietly walking into my bedroom and calmly closing the door, just prior to him punching me in the face repeatedly while whispering to me to shut up, in between those painful punches. Shock helped me to cry without making much of a sound.
He frauded me of over half my parkinsons/ms related painful disability pension back before i decided to move 4 hours away, into this rural field of mostly broken dreams.
Does that sound funny to you still?
Who do you think you are?
The #DigitalLifeguardProject -_-
@Ecol.ua-cam.com/video/SBjQ9tuuTJQ/v-deo.html
@Ecol. Gee, after peaking at your youtube profile, it appears you have some dangerous sociopathic underpinnings left medically untreated. How's that working out for you?
@Ecol. Now people know a lot about you.
That is what was collected from your youtube profile, and it speaks volumes.
Scan complete.
The #DigitalLifeguardProject -_-
@Ecol.The term ‘psychopath’ was first coined in the late 1800s, and comes from the Greek psykhe and pathos, which mean ‘sick mind’ or ‘suffering soul.’
In those days, psychopathy was considered to be a sort of moral insanity, but of course, nowadays, we know better.
However, are we right to think of psychopaths as lone killers, devoid of humanity, preying on the vulnerable, who find it hard to mix with society? The truth is that you could have one as a friend, boss or even a partner. Psychopaths live among us and manage to blend into society, but you can spot them if you look hard enough.
First, you have to change the way you think about people and how we operate as human beings. It is normal to believe that everyone else on the planet is like us, in that, they think like us, feel the same emotions like us, and understand pain and loss as we do. It is important to understand that for a few percentages of the population, this is not true. These are people that do not have empathy or remorse, cannot feel emotion, whose only goal is to take advantage of others.
These are the psychopaths, and as with any mental disorder, there are characteristics that define it. The most common way of detecting whether a person is a psychopath is by using The Hare Psychopathy Checklist-Revised (PCL-R), which is a diagnostic tool, set to determine if someone is on the psychopathy spectrum.
To score the test, participants read a series of statements that describe certain traits and rate them accordingly.
0 = does not apply, 1 = applies somewhat, 2 = definitely applies.
The highest score anyone can achieve is 40. In the US, if someone rates over 30 in the test, they are considered to be psychopathic, but in the UK, it is only over 25.
Here are the 20 traits on the Hare Psychopathy Checklist
Do you sense you are someone extremely important?
Would you say you need constant stimulation?
Do you find pleasure in manipulating people?
Would you lie in order to get your own way?
Do you never say sorry?
Are you known to be charming and persuasive?
Would you agree you show little emotion?
Are you incapable of feeling empathy for others?
Are you in and out of relationships all the time?
Do you have a promiscuous sex life?
Are you impulsive and live for the moment?
Are you known for behaving irresponsibly?
Do you fail to accept responsibility for your actions?
Is it right to get as much as you can from other people?
Is it hard to control your behaviour?
Did you display early behaviour problems?
Do you lack long-term goals?
Do you have a history of juvenile delinquency?
Have you ever had your parole or bail revoked?
Are you known for committing many different criminal acts?
The Hare Psychopathy Checklist-Revised (PCL-R) categorizes these traits into four factors: interpersonal, emotional, lifestyle and antisocial.
INTERPERSONAL TRAITS OF A PSYCHOPATH
The most common trait of a psychopath is their pathological lying. This is so that they can cover up their behaviour and get their own way.
Psychopaths use glibness and superficial charm to get you hooked in the first place. Once they have you under their spell, you are more likely to be willing to help them.
You’ll find many psychopaths in positions of great power and authority, this is due to their enormous sense of self-worth.
It is their manipulative behaviour that probably got them into these positions in the first place.
EMOTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF A PSYCHOPATH
The most emotional characteristic is a complete lack of remorse or guilt. This could explain why psychopathic killers get away with their crimes as they simply do not care.
Some psychopaths may feel shallow emotions, in that they might feel sorry that their victim is dead because it no longer holds any pleasure for them.
More often a psychopath will be callous and show a distinct lack of empathy towards their victims. Failure to accept responsibility for their own acts is another common trait for a psychopath.
LIFESTYLE PSYCHOPATHIC TRAITS
You can also see psychopathic traits in the lifestyles of psychopaths. A common trait is a parasitic way they will feed off other people to sustain their lifestyle.
Psychopaths also have a need for stimulation which might lead them to behave with impulsivity and acting in an irresponsible way. Typically, a psychopath will have no realistic, long-term goals, instead preferring to live in the moment.
ANTISOCIAL TRAITS OF PSYCHOPATHS
Despite many psychopaths holding down impressive jobs, they do not have good social skills. They find it hard to control their behaviour in public which could lead to a revoking of their parole.
Psychopaths are known to be particularly versatile in many areas of different crimes. This makes it difficult to catch them.
Diagnosing a psychopath
Even if you have the Hare Psychopathy Checklist in your arsenal, diagnosing someone in your life who you think is a psychopath is a very serious step. It has implications either way, whether you are right or wrong. It is better to leave any diagnosing to the professionals who are trained to spot the subtle signs of psychopathy, something that non-professionals might easily miss.
such a rip off, some chinese companies have no shame, just like the comac c919... the list can go on.
thank you China for the copies so regular people can afford one for their house
A1 is a copy Boston Dynamic’s robot.
Chinese always shamelessly copy. 🤣😂
no talent.
Copy cat
It's more of a dog