SHOCKING new Job Site monster REVEALED! NOT A JOKE! The HILTI JAIBOT has entered the lobby.
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- TODAY, HILTI held a new product event where they unveiled their most ambitious product to date. A brand new semi-autonomous robotic platform that’s literally picking up Hilti tools and getting the job done.
THIS, is the all-new Hilti JAIBOT, a semi-autonomous tank tread rolling robot with an arm strong enough to hold a 22lb tool and reach way over your head. In this first iteration, it’s holding a HILTI TE 6-A22 and precisely drilling holes overhead in concrete, marking them with spray paint is relevant patterns, and meticulously documenting the depth, width, time and location of every hole it drills.
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When it runs out of work it starts killing everyone on the jobsite
Why does it need to run out of work? Maybe that’s what it starts with.
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So this machine could drill holes during the night when nobody is in the building to complain about noise. Great idea.
you probably don't want a robot drilling holes in structural concrete unsupervised lol. it will probably be treated like a 1st year apprentice ahahaha
@@blzt3206 Depends on what holes, but for anchors yes
No, there still needs to be an operator with the Jaibot at all times. The main point is to keep workers safe by not having to drill overhead, exposing them to dust. There are other advantages as well in terms of productivity and aligning a the MEP trades anchor locations, just to name a few.
We all saw the video. I'm just hiligthing the advantage that it could be programmed to work at offsetted hours without the additionnal cost.
@@blzt3206 honestly if it is reliable if I think it only makes sense. If it is taking info from the BIM software then it’s probably safer to have the robot make holes then a human. I have worked in buildings before where anchor locational accuracy is considered basically top priority. Most of the time use gps and a total station and uses pour in place anchors. This machine is cool as heck! I wonder how much it weighs and how tall it is? If it couldn’t fit in a man or freight elevator it might have limited viability. I hope they choose to sell this product basically at cost to build a market.
I need a 3mm hole for hanging a picture........ where can I buy that thing?
I'll start saving up so I can do a review... might be a while.
You should talk to makita
Love that vid of the building site it so clean and easy for the bot to manoeuvre and not run over anything 😂 normal building sites shit every where 😂
This has to be the most valid comment on this video!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!
-Put a camera on it and teach it how to understand pencil markings. Then give it a special tool/jig to instal batboxes and it can just follow behind a Spark boy. Sparky just need to make a pencil mark and then he can walk of and do someting else.
- Put a holesaw on the robot and it can make holes for spotlights/downlights.
-Have it work the table saw instead of a human.
-Laying tiles maybe???
-Have it aid the carpenter whit a drywal skrewing. Carpenter puts in a few skrews and moves on to the next panel and the robot puts in the rest of the skrews.
-Painting celings.
That's just one prank from a horrible ending... Like fall asleep on the job, have your co-workers scribble on you, and walk away... Robot shows up, reads the scribbles and...
give it 10 years of devolpment and you may get that.
Actually i think it would be great. One of this with an concrete saw and dust extraction.
You show it via Laser the cutting line and the robot does the work.
I would have never thought of putting that thing in charge of a table saw.
@@andrewdrozd847 well yea. A robot hand getting rekt by kickback is maybe a few hundred bucks but a human hand is a bit harder to put a price on.
@@jagarcogheart here in Nevada, we priced a hand at ~$730k.
Its going to be fun paying bills. When robots do all the work.
Ooof I thought my plumbing trade was safe from automation but I guess wrong. Time to work more OT, save and venture off to online e-commerce or crypto
As a certified master toilet technician (plumber), I appreciate your comment. We need to stack that cash and be open to other ways of earning money, have multiple streams of income.
It still takes a man to operate it , so not really a loss of jobs any more than a heavy equipment operator using a dozer or backhoe , right ?
Should of been called jailbot as it would be robbing us of all our hard earned money!
How about (rob)ot since it is robbing you.
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@@amoscardoza5253 haymos hows it going
I'd love to get paid to watch it work
LOL just give me a toolbox that follows me around
It needs to sand drywall, especially ceilings.
A self contained coring machine would be awesome too, then again I enjoy coring manually. There is a satisfaction element when we cut through, using a Hilti coring machine of course.
There is another "robot" that finished drywall...I've seen it.
www.canvas.build/
It's already being used at a building construction in Dubai.
This robot is invented for worker shortage, but it will create shortage of work for workers. How ironic.
Can it hold a plunger?
When it can suck butt, laugh at all of the bosses jokes, and find its own way into the project manager’s office at the end of the work day, you’re gonna replace a lot of people.
Yo peeps! Jaibot is my new nickname! Good vid as always!
Have Hilti mentioned a price for that yet??
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@Big Crunch I bet your right! Especially when you add all the attachments they mentioned
@@amoscardoza5253 I’m guessing ....$20k minimum more like $40,000 After Hilti comes out and evaluates your job site and personalizes the robot to your needs etc. plus even if it’s only $10k you still need to buy the hilti rotary so that will take you to $20k right there. 😜
It just drills the holes and there is enough human job to do after that.One task less for the same worker who will complete all the rest of the installing.So no human jobs missing is involved.
What's the cost of it?
When is the one with a rocket launcher coming out?
May 2077
That was the original application
Would love this at work got 2 km of ceiling holes to drill. Wrecks yr lower back permanently in a week. Everyone has quits after a day to a fort night.
Hello skynet 👹💀
Good old construction workers. Will find a way to wreck it...
That would be tough with the robo security watching😒
This would actually slow the job down as a whole.
Fleshlight attachment?
Put a camera on this jaibot, it can become a youtuber.
But.... electrician will be safe from the robots for a while right? Right?
I think so. The biggest risk appears to be prefabrication. If a robot/machine is building the walls before they arrive, it could embed the electric in the walls before it even arrives. Crazy to think about it.
What's the ball park price?
$400,000
If a person is needed to operate that robot via remote every time, just have that remote person do the actual work instead. To me, it would take longer to program a robot to do a specific job, then package and transport and setup the robot than it would to just have a person pick up an SDS and drill away...
First of all, if you have only one hole to drill, you're right, get a guy. It's faster. But this is far superior when you need to drill 10,000 holes in a new build.
Second, are you volunteering to be the guy that has to not only hold a 12lb tool over your head on scaffolding but then PUSH that 12lbs up into the ceiling hundreds of times per day? I'd much rather be the operator that is making sure the tool is doing the job correctly.
The drill it's using, is just a previous step in this evolution. Imagine your comment when the first power drill was made.
"If a person is needed to operate that new drill, I'd just have that person do the actual work with a spoon."
WHY?
This is a drill. It just happens to have the added feature of being able to hold itself up, and drill holes EXACTLY where you want them. That's better than doing permanent damage to your spine. Maybe you can retire and still be able to play football with your grandkids.
Why not embrace progress, and be the one guy on the job site who raises his hand and says "How can I be a part of this?" and be first in line to learn how to program or operate the future?
Just another perspective for you to consider.
@@ToolShow me as I read paragraph after paragraph of you dismantling their argument. ua-cam.com/video/UcZzlPGnKdU/v-deo.html
Image you come home 90% more clean, not covered in concrete dust, your lungs are fresh your hands not sore and you are not dead tired.
Still have enough energy for a walk with the dog a short workout, playing with the kids and even have enough power for sex after work. Thanks to that thing. Sounds horrible, its way better to breath all day concrete dust and push an loud huge ass drill all day up into a celling directly beside your ears on a 20 feet ladder
Just to clarify there isn’t a person required to “operate them by remote” as in they have to control every movement. It’s more like a CNC on wheels, scales up to use power tools. But it will need operators on site to set it up and tend to it obviously.
@@thomasmerritt910 if you remember right it was a death sentence.
How many do you know that are permanetly sick or damaged working in concrete dust or chemicals with protection gear of the old days? How many hip and knee replacements how many 40 to 50 year olds with the body of an 70+? How many died thanks to asbestos and that boss that told you that one pair of gloves per week is enough and full protection 3m mask is nonsese?
This thing will give operators much more Quality after work is done
Ah, F that. What’s next..this thing is going to be running conduit and terminating wires, doing the whole job of a tradesman.
Now they’re beginning to take jobs off the tradesmen!
If I see one of these on a job site, I will program it to drive itself off to a 100’ fall.
@@RB-xv4si As they did with the hammer drill. Sped up drilling 5 fold... :)
Id say about 400k or a rental, still don't see it replacing whan @12.50/hr as a subcontractor paying his own taxes and bringing his own tools....
I hate drilling upwards, overhead. It's the worst.
Why not go up a floor and drill downwards?
Lol lawnmower ,snow plow, salting streets my side all above for that price
They derk r derbs!!
I work on robots so this is great for me but i feel sorry for construction workers.
Don't worry one day there will be substitution for you.🤷♂️
i dont know about this....
Okay. It's got a place around the job sites. But after putting in 8 hours at the job site, can it pick up dirty diapers and stinky gym clothes? Wash the dishes?
For that price Can it leave gatorade bottles of piss like a real construction worker?
That’d be a fu tool to own...Just because lol. live confidently and peacefully
You should start calculating pay off/return. Will never return. Hilti tools are hell expensive in Europe.
I bet that robot will sniff managements poopie hole just to keep its jerb
Hahaha, the guys from Hilti need to get back from China and start using their brains. Brtter look after Milwaukee, I am not a fan ,but these guys did a great job in 15 years time.
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What are your name kept one so we can when I wore a the show cases Rob I know I need to win Cal couple of dollars here for you You have a wonderful day man enjoyed the day 🍻🍺
How about we don't steal jobs from people with robots or other high tech solutions and instead invest money into educating people in the trades.
That sure sounds swell! But we've been begging people to join the trades for decades now. The truth is, progress is going to happen no matter what. But in this case, you can't suggest that they're JUST trying to get rid of workers. The literally don't have enough, and haven't for a LONG time.
There are a lot of organizations that are actively trying to recruit young people into the trades. In fact, that was a principle focus of ours when we became Belts and Boxes. We're working hard to create interesting and funny tool education, information and entertainment. All of which, we hope, will help inspire young people to seek out our industry.
The Stealing jobs argument has a problem....the premise assumes a situation where there’s jobs to “steal”.....to say nothing of how ridiculous it is to use the word “steal” to begin with.
I mean we can do it your way....but then you’ll be equally upset when you’re complaining that China or Mexico or Canada etc “stole our jobs” because we made the cost of labor here artificially higher by trying to pretend solutions like this don’t exist.
Or we can implement them where appropriate and boost the efficiency of the skilled laborer working beside it, allowing the laborer and their team to finish the job faster and move on to the next one.
Nobody here will disagree with promoting the trades I’m sure, but it’s not accurate to suggest they’re mutually exclusive options.....both is the way to do it.
Only 2.5 million lmao and can't work 24/7.
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As John Oliver says, ok there is a lot to unpack here. ....
Firstly Hilti always charged way over the odds for everything, regular drill bit €4, hilti drill bit €45
Secondly this is the start of, replacing regular labour onsite, this should not be welcomed. Yes drilling holes over head all day is not fun but it is a job for someone and a potential income for a family, replacing it with a robot is bad juju
Thirdly, we are basically going to do to construction what we did with car manufacturing. Remove human, install robot. No offence Rob, I love your Chanel but in twenty years I’m not going to be watching if every tool video is held by a robot.
20 humans could pull a trailer instead of a truck. We will always continue to replace labor intensive jobs with machines. It's good for humanity. Yes it will displace some jobs short term, but change is always hard. This type of innovation is the key to lowering housing cost.
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