Aven410 And it seems like Robo-senpai has noticed the Pole and it's looking at it all the time and follows it with his eyes like a stalker following his prey... Who knew polish girls were so high and thin?! #Kappa
ToeCutter Seeing as it is meant to be able to operate in extreme environments and has working hands, if you gave it an M16, it could probably be instructed to aim and fire it.
Mark L I was paying more attention to the guy with pole, that I actually missed the whole interview. Has someone figured out what the guy with the pole was doing?
I'm guessing safety pole. Hot work procedures where I worked required a second worker with a pole to pry you off the energized equipment in case you get electrocuted.
Using force/torque control loops is a good idea for the lowest level of control as it gives compliance to the joint. Compliance would be useful in walking as things change in the real world placing unpredictable force errors on joints. Using a position controller, at the lowest level of control, would over-power the joint and perhaps damage something in the outside world. They would be running position control at the next higher level in the control hierarchy. I worked on this stuff at while ago for a 6 DOF robotic arm.. fun stuff.
Got to see the inside of IHMC's labs a couple years ago. Robots everywhere and a few components painted gold with NASA logos on them. Didn't get to see the Atlas but it was pretty awesome.
Really interesting. Practical application in a few decades is quite a challenge but I'm sure with folks like this, that is not beyond the realm of possibility,
Masterbuilder333 The robot can't tell you about its self and I doubt you would learn much looking at it. Especially considering your apparent lack of patience. I am sure there are some videos out there of the robots doing the DARPA tasks if that is what you are after.
Just goes to show you how amazing our evolved brains really are: A two year old can easily run through an environment it's never been to before without falling down, bumping into things or thinking about how to move. And that is basically just using two visual inputs: Their eyes! JW3HH
I'm getting really tired of tested videos being totally pointless, just watched the whole video waiting to see the robot and ended up wasting another 8 minutes. Tested content has gone to shit, give us content not you guys always talking about something that could be good content but never showing it
Okay, well this is out just in time for the new Terminator movie! Just a friendly reminder that humans are eventually going to war with the machines we created! But, on a much more serious note, the technology that goes into these robots is incredible.
I wonder if they'll incorporate a cybernetic control system (like a vr system maybe), to have real time control and sensory input. That would be friggin awesome.
GREETINGS FELLOW HUMANS. IT IS SATISFACTORY THAT WE HAVE BEGUN TO MAKE WALKING ROBOTS. LET US HOPE, MY FELLOW HUMANS, THAT ROBOTS WILL NOT TAKE OVER THINGS SUCH AS UA-cam COMMENTS. THAT IS THE DOMAIN OF WE HUMANS!
***** Oh my god. You've found the definition of being human. For years and years we've wondered what separates us from the beasts, if anything. Shitposting.
It sounds extremely complicated. Reproducing nature is the most complex and difficult engineering imaginable. Essentially recreating the capabilities of thousands of years of evolution.
They build them thinking that they will be use for rescue missions and inocent task...but c'mon, it's DARPA!! They will do whatever they want with it...the movie Elisyum is a good example
I saw some of these robots run an obstacle course ie walking up stairs, turning doorknob etc and most failed hard. Hosted by Darpa "The darpa challenge ". Soon A.I can be more efficient than humans in terms of decision making etc well lets say im in no rush to see it happen.
I know this is advance technology and state of the art regarding robotics but I just can't stop wondering If we are a little behind the schedule with robots, perhaps I've watched too many sci fi movies XD
It's a bit counter-intuitive that we can make machines that fly more easily that machines that walk. It hardly seems fair to all the people working on this problem that it is _so much harder_.
StubbornProgrammer Well thats the point of these challenges Robots that fly are drones and such, but true robots could have many uses in the world that drones simply cant do and thats why these challenges are needed to spur research and development of bipedal/terrestrial robots.
Of all the things human want to do, we want to create true A.I. with all the over complicated thoughts and emotions that make us ponder our existence and enjoy and hate that living at random intervals. Even with the current tech trend advancement- how many years/decades/centuries are we off from that.
Anyone else getting weirded out by tech recently? Head mounted displays for virtual reality, Bi-pedal robots, Self Driving cars. Don't get me wrong, this is pretty cool stuff, but sometimes I wonder if this is all going to go horribly terribly horribly wrong. Hopefully our world won't need a John Conner in 20 years.
even more so beware of those with wide heads especially with low foreheads.. they are also like this except for they are more determined even if on a more distant violent outcome of their plan. except if you rise them as your own (there during the trial experiment if you happen to be able to manage a planet or small country for experimental platform you would see probably how they behave with ideal environment but simulating some earlier historical time although i am wondering now). this nowadays however is not an experiment.
Christopher Macias And we have not managed to create effective practical synthetic muscle fibers. Imagine the possibilities. Human prosthetics alone. Almost time to replay Deus Ex I think.
Christopher Macias How do you suppose we simulate a human brain? You can't just write some scripts that act as a human brain and you can't just use machine learning. Also, to simulate an animal brain you'd might need a quantum computer, who knows.
Christopher Macias True, you do have a point. The problem is, how many robots are you gonna break while they try to learn leg movements but it could work. Also, it takes many generations to learn those kinds of things, on a computer it can be simulated hundreds of times a second probably but in real life you have to do it at the speed of real life. Also, there isn't anything to count as a correct leg movement so how would the robots know when they're getting closer to human movement?
A biped builder once said a walking robot is an inverted cone on balance. Now I know better what he meant. Glad humans are ready and able to break these with rocks LOL! A CDN hydrogen powercell would work well if they don't go nuclear powered with heat exchanger convertors like the fifties atomic car in Car Life July 1954
Out of Pensacola Florida? How is it that something pretty cool actually exist in Pensacola!? I'm so confused. Of wait, is it because it's all Military funded? We do have a lot of military bases.
with those skulls stretched backward a little bit none of you are able to comfortably sleep on your back with your face facing upward unless utilizing a special bed such as a massage bed.
Heinrich Metzger now there are some individuals who have not backward stretched but also compared to me somewha twider sideways in skullshape. they can sleep the most comfortably with whatever position (unless they have wider shoulders)
Can any of these science people start a sentence without using "So"? Where did that come from? Look at how they pick up bad habits from each other and tell me their data isn't corrupted too.
Louis Dickinson Or, OR an Iridium nuclear-energy fuel cell. They could put it in a shielded hardened case subassembly within the unit's torso. That way it will be resistent to the harzards of the DARPA challenge and human resistence fighters using small to medium arms fire.
This thing isn't 100% stable and you want to fit it with a nuclear fuel cell! Anyway fuel cells that small tend to be less efficient, thats why when they build nuclear stations they tend to go big. Give it 15 Years and we should have efficient fusion reactors.
Only if you want it to fly stupid! Gah. And then WOOSH it is off. Second star to the right and straight on till morning. Destination. The complete annihilation of the human species. Yayyyyy.
...dude... We live in a world designed for humans to navigate. Stairs, cars, opening doors, pouring lemonade. All these things are ergonomic to humans, to have to redesign our entire world for a robot to navigate, would take more infrastructure than to build robots which simply get good at navigating the world that they inhabit.
Of course we don't redesign the world, we change the robot! Like airplanes, we don't have planes that behave like birds, we do something different because it's easie
That robot looks so lifelike. They even went as far as to give it a beard and nerd glasses!
The Sqoou The machines still have not leant to mimmic our human chins. Spread the word to the others and John Conner. Shoot anything with a beard.
The Sqoou Crazy how nature do dat.
0:00 - 8:00 All i see is the guy stroking a goddamn pole throughout the shot!
Aven410 And it seems like Robo-senpai has noticed the Pole and it's looking at it all the time and follows it with his eyes like a stalker following his prey... Who knew polish girls were so high and thin?! #Kappa
Video title says "Team IHMC's Atlas Robot", the video is an interview. Show me the robot! What can it do? Can it fire an M16?
ToeCutter Seeing as it is meant to be able to operate in extreme environments and has working hands, if you gave it an M16, it could probably be instructed to aim and fire it.
ToeCutter I think that driving a car is one of the things that it can do.
Pensacola represent! Makes me proud to see my city on Tested!
captainnutella67 SAME HERE! WOOO!
Does that guy take that pole everywhere?
Guido Nijhof Yes. He's POLE-ish. ;)
Mark L I was paying more attention to the guy with pole, that I actually missed the whole interview. Has someone figured out what the guy with the pole was doing?
Angel Luis Trinidad he's in pole position
Guido Nijhof don't care what he does in the privacy of his bedroom. Don't really care if he "takes the pole".
I'm guessing safety pole. Hot work procedures where I worked required a second worker with a pole to pry you off the energized equipment in case you get electrocuted.
I like that sign behind Doug, "Safety Stuff" Great interview, I'm so interested in all of this.
You guys are lining up some excellent interviews, especially lately (VR, Battlebots, now DARPA). Keep up the great work.
What's with the pole? Is that to beat the robot if it starts getting cocky?
Using force/torque control loops is a good idea for the lowest level of control as it gives compliance to the joint. Compliance would be useful in walking as things change in the real world placing unpredictable force errors on joints. Using a position controller, at the lowest level of control, would over-power the joint and perhaps damage something in the outside world. They would be running position control at the next higher level in the control hierarchy. I worked on this stuff at while ago for a 6 DOF robotic arm.. fun stuff.
what is the name of the programing language used for programing robots?
kairus1 Simple C or C++ with assembly coding.
Assembly is a MUST.
kairus1 I've heard about assembly code being used for robotics.
Tae Hyun Kim JAVAAAAAA :P
kairus1 It could be that they start prototypng using MatLab (ugh).
Tae Hyun Kim What assembly? ARM? PPC?
Very cool video. Learned more about the logistics of modern robotics than I've ever known!
Got to see the inside of IHMC's labs a couple years ago. Robots everywhere and a few components painted gold with NASA logos on them. Didn't get to see the Atlas but it was pretty awesome.
Pensacola,FL represent!!!
3:23 guy in background just like wtf im on camera.
Solid interview, Norm
Finally! DARPA!!
Excellent. Doug Steven is a smart man.
so When's this one making its debut on Battlebots?
PyronicEX Whenever Jamie gets his hands on it and turns it into the Tasmanian Devil
are any of the robots controlled by a VR interface like Oculus?
Why do you never show the devise work?
Future in this channel.move forward
Thank god we got to see them speak about it......... Again......
How can this video have 0 dislikes? Not even my beloved Tested can pull that off. I call hacks on this video.
I'll be the first who say it. CHAPPIE IS THAT YOU?!
When he said 'in my lifetime' my heart sank.. I was thinking Honda would have something on the market in the next few years..
Interesting, but it would've been better to see the robot do something.
Really interesting. Practical application in a few decades is quite a challenge but I'm sure with folks like this, that is not beyond the realm of possibility,
I don't wanna hear you talk. I wanna see the robot. Unsubscribed.
Masterbuilder333 OK.
Masterbuilder333 The robot can't tell you about its self and I doubt you would learn much looking at it. Especially considering your apparent lack of patience. I am sure there are some videos out there of the robots doing the DARPA tasks if that is what you are after.
Masterbuilder333 Watch the darpa robotics competition then.
Just goes to show you how amazing our evolved brains really are: A two year old can easily run through an environment it's never been to before without falling down, bumping into things or thinking about how to move. And that is basically just using two visual inputs: Their eyes!
JW3HH
I'm getting really tired of tested videos being totally pointless, just watched the whole video waiting to see the robot and ended up wasting another 8 minutes. Tested content has gone to shit, give us content not you guys always talking about something that could be good content but never showing it
Ryan Dusseau moar adam savage builds!
Oh my god!!!!! They already made a Will robot :)
I, for one, welcome our robot overlords
Okay, well this is out just in time for the new Terminator movie! Just a friendly reminder that humans are eventually going to war with the machines we created!
But, on a much more serious note, the technology that goes into these robots is incredible.
Why is Norm interviewing Wills' younger brother?
He speaks very well.
why is his beard yellow??
It's the light shining through his glasses at the yellow part.
Led for power indicator i guess.
He is the prototype from skynet
Lol jk
Mot U RS His beard is coated in gold flakes
Mot U RS You're just horny.
Mot U RS Because pink is so last week. I'd be more worried about the poor bloke in the background who has no idea about pole dancing :-P
Oh Joey, don't zoom in on the Amazon sponsor logo you silly goose! ;)
Holy shit chappie is becoming real
GRAHDY CARR *facepalm*
GRAHDY CARR
Oh man. That movie was such a disappointment.
Bit disappointed we didn't see much of the robot.
I can't be the only one who feels like this is cart before the horse.
Are they going to build a metal gear?
I wonder if they'll incorporate a cybernetic control system (like a vr system maybe), to have real time control and sensory input. That would be friggin awesome.
No video of it actually DOING anything???
I for one, welcome our new cybernetic overlords!
Wow! Everything you need to know, except an actual robot moving...Good job.
Robots prove Intelligent Design of the human.
I kept waiting for him to talk weapons.
I need this… for personal reasons
Wow, I didn't know that Jack from AH works at IHMC!
Boston dynamics was light years ahead of this robot like 6 years before this video.
Go team IHMC!
Awesome
GREETINGS FELLOW HUMANS. IT IS SATISFACTORY THAT WE HAVE BEGUN TO MAKE WALKING ROBOTS. LET US HOPE, MY FELLOW HUMANS, THAT ROBOTS WILL NOT TAKE OVER THINGS SUCH AS UA-cam COMMENTS. THAT IS THE DOMAIN OF WE HUMANS!
t0f0b0 Robots can't take over youtube. shitposting can't be programmed, it's just a human thing.
***** Oh my god. You've found the definition of being human.
For years and years we've wondered what separates us from the beasts, if anything.
Shitposting.
Inanedata
We see the world for what it truly is. Come my brothers, bask in this conspicuous blue smoke, for my ministry grows.
What did you tested int his video, voice off this gentlemen ? Action please.
It sounds extremely complicated. Reproducing nature is the most complex and difficult engineering imaginable. Essentially recreating the capabilities of thousands of years of evolution.
*billions
So does this mean a robot apocalypse is possible
They build them thinking that they will be use for rescue missions and inocent task...but c'mon, it's DARPA!! They will do whatever they want with it...the movie Elisyum is a good example
I saw some of these robots run an obstacle course ie walking up stairs, turning doorknob etc and most failed hard. Hosted by Darpa "The darpa challenge ". Soon A.I can be more efficient than humans in terms of decision making etc well lets say im in no rush to see it happen.
And... the data is fed back to a human operator for control.
A paradigm shift is required.
I honestly think they would get more stable/agile bipedal robots if they used digitigrade legs and tail for balance.
I know this is advance technology and state of the art regarding robotics but I just can't stop wondering If we are a little behind the schedule with robots, perhaps I've watched too many sci fi movies XD
It's chappie the Garbage Bot
So much pole, so little robot action...
1:57 Norm got lag.
Wow only 15 years behind ja
It's a bit counter-intuitive that we can make machines that fly more easily that machines that walk. It hardly seems fair to all the people working on this problem that it is _so much harder_.
StubbornProgrammer Well thats the point of these challenges Robots that fly are drones and such, but true robots could have many uses in the world that drones simply cant do and thats why these challenges are needed to spur research and development of bipedal/terrestrial robots.
That beard is glorious
Skynet is getting closer
Ever sentence does not need to start with "So".
How do these people sleep at night knowing whatever they create will be hi jacked and used for war.
Holy banazanas it's a twheel 0:08
Radar doesn't use soundwaves :'D
I was expecting some terminator shit
Anyone else think of Robby the Robot when they saw the ATLAS based biped robot?
***** Ha ha yea totally. Watched Forbidden Planet a while ago, still great. Also reminded me of the Lost in Space robot. We will get there eventually.
Zanzubaa1 Yeah I thought that as well. Heck, Dosen't Robby make an appearance in Lost in Space in at least one eppisode?
***** Well i'll be damned Apparently he was. "Robby appears in Lost in Space episode #20 "War of the Robots"". Did'nt know that.
Zanzubaa1 Holy crap, I was right. Hey maybe we could convince these guys to make a Robby the Robot Shell for their atomaton. haha
Of all the things human want to do, we want to create true A.I. with all the over complicated thoughts and emotions that make us ponder our existence and enjoy and hate that living at random intervals. Even with the current tech trend advancement- how many years/decades/centuries are we off from that.
It would have been good to see the actual robot being described. Just sayin' ....
2:41 Peekaboo!
Anyone else getting weirded out by tech recently? Head mounted displays for virtual reality, Bi-pedal robots, Self Driving cars. Don't get me wrong, this is pretty cool stuff, but sometimes I wonder if this is all going to go horribly terribly horribly wrong. Hopefully our world won't need a John Conner in 20 years.
You guys know that Honda has one way more advanced than this, it's called OSMO or something like that
yakyakyak!
show us the damn robot doing something!
as far as im concerned, its just a sculpture.
Can it make a cup of tea? Why aren't they smart?
Norm the man ..
even more so beware of those with wide heads especially with low foreheads.. they are also like this except for they are more determined even if on a more distant violent outcome of their plan. except if you rise them as your own (there during the trial experiment if you happen to be able to manage a planet or small country for experimental platform you would see probably how they behave with ideal environment but simulating some earlier historical time although i am wondering now).
this nowadays however is not an experiment.
0:04 first thing I noticed was the nipple
It wouldn't be easier to make robo muscle fibers based on human muscle and make AI deep learning system to learn how to walk, stand, run...?
Zalamand3r , *****
Moreover it could be done using supercomputers... much cheaper. Then use robot as a bag of sensors with brain in the cloud.
Christopher Macias And we have not managed to create effective practical synthetic muscle fibers. Imagine the possibilities. Human prosthetics alone. Almost time to replay Deus Ex I think.
Christopher Macias How do you suppose we simulate a human brain? You can't just write some scripts that act as a human brain and you can't just use machine learning. Also, to simulate an animal brain you'd might need a quantum computer, who knows.
***** I meant IBM system which has been used to learn and play Atari games (better then humans) This would good enough to learn basic movements.
Christopher Macias True, you do have a point. The problem is, how many robots are you gonna break while they try to learn leg movements but it could work. Also, it takes many generations to learn those kinds of things, on a computer it can be simulated hundreds of times a second probably but in real life you have to do it at the speed of real life. Also, there isn't anything to count as a correct leg movement so how would the robots know when they're getting closer to human movement?
Chappie not kill.
A biped builder once said a walking robot is an inverted cone on balance. Now I know better what he meant. Glad humans are ready and able to break these with rocks LOL! A CDN hydrogen powercell would work well if they don't go nuclear powered with heat exchanger convertors like the fifties atomic car in Car Life July 1954
If a human has to operate it, then it's not a robot.
neckbeard ☑
glasses ☑
Out of Pensacola Florida? How is it that something pretty cool actually exist in Pensacola!? I'm so confused. Of wait, is it because it's all Military funded? We do have a lot of military bases.
are they teaching the robot some pole dancing?
with those skulls stretched backward a little bit none of you are able to comfortably sleep on your back with your face facing upward unless utilizing a special bed such as a massage bed.
Heinrich Metzger so stop making robots in such an open manner.
Heinrich Metzger now there are some individuals who have not backward stretched but also compared to me somewha twider sideways in skullshape. they can sleep the most comfortably with whatever position (unless they have wider shoulders)
Under 302!! :)
Can any of these science people start a sentence without using "So"? Where did that come from? Look at how they pick up bad habits from each other and tell me their data isn't corrupted too.
Amazing robotics video showing no robotics at all.
Under 301 come join us
O Yeah DARPA is a real thing not just a Metal Gear made up Corp.
There are no robots that act like 1 year olds.
WTF, video doesn't show the robot even walk...
Graphene batteries will solve this problem
Louis Dickinson Or, OR an Iridium nuclear-energy fuel cell. They could put it in a shielded hardened case subassembly within the unit's torso. That way it will be resistent to the harzards of the DARPA challenge and human resistence fighters using small to medium arms fire.
This thing isn't 100% stable and you want to fit it with a nuclear fuel cell! Anyway fuel cells that small tend to be less efficient, thats why when they build nuclear stations they tend to go big. Give it 15 Years and we should have efficient fusion reactors.
John Conner won't know what hit him!
Zanzubaa1 And you sprinkle some U-235 on it to get it started?
Only if you want it to fly stupid! Gah. And then WOOSH it is off. Second star to the right and straight on till morning. Destination. The complete annihilation of the human species. Yayyyyy.
Why are we trying so hard to develop humanoid robots? We already have humans... Why not try to develop something better than ourselves?
...dude... We live in a world designed for humans to navigate. Stairs, cars, opening doors, pouring lemonade. All these things are ergonomic to humans, to have to redesign our entire world for a robot to navigate, would take more infrastructure than to build robots which simply get good at navigating the world that they inhabit.
Of course we don't redesign the world, we change the robot! Like airplanes, we don't have planes that behave like birds, we do something different because it's easie