Assessing the Current Progress and Technical Challenges of Humanoid Robot Development

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we need one with a face

We don't need that. We need to evolve as humans.

Gap? as wide as the pacific? like the gap between China and USA.

same as with other videos like these, not much information gained from watching the video. its just a promotional video for these companies

this video showed nothing new, absolute old robot slop slapped together.

We are building Humanoid Robots from India for the World!

It's just the beginning…think of it as LLMs in 2020s or ADS is 2015, or Vision models in 2005. Give it 5-10 years. It will all be clear

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I cracked up seeing that one operating a Dyson vacuum cleaner 1:23 what a waste when we already have robot vacuums 😅

这是不对的，中国的机器人只差长续航的电池和Agi,如果能解决这两个问题，世界就能进入机器时代

Hmmm, so they are doing the jobs nobody wants to do… where have I heard that before?

This is like watching everything be all rainbows and sunshine then 50 years later we look back like "what went wrong" as the robots storm the streets armed with ammunition executing mass shootings in 10 seconds with extreme efficiency. Don't let these robots get in the wrong hands,it happens everytime

Something familiar 10 yrs ago about the L6 self driving sayid something similar 🚕

Only delivery L3.

Will the robot 🤖 go door to door to do laundry 🧺?

Why is it blurry around the 1x robot neck and wrists? @2.57

CHINA WINNING THIS ONE

I'm still a bit skeptical about the use case for these humanoid robots. As others have mentioned: Why have a robot that operates a vacuum cleaner when we already have a vacuum robot that does it better? Same with doing the dishes, your dish washer already does it best. The really complex tasks, like shopping for a meal, cleaning the veggies, peeling them, chopping them, frying them, seasoning them, and serving them on a plate, that kind of task will take a long time to realize.
Latest I heard from China is window cleaning robots (single task). Apparently, that is an up-and-coming industry.

So much hype! 🤧🤭

Hahahahaah 8:20 you got evreything wrong llm are trained on language only otherwise we call them multi modal models so nooo llm is trained on video or pictures i dint know how much your Expertise is gona get if you even get fundamemtels wrong 😂😂😂😂

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Only a matter of time … and not that much at this point. Earlier for factory bots. Later for properly capable home bots (properly capable, not 'cheap' toys).

This report is useless. Hyundai owns Boston Dynamics, and will be utilizing Atlas 2 in their car factories in the U.S., this year! They solved every obstacle mentioned in this video, and then some!

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I think there are larger fundamental difficulties with physical robots based on my friends that did previous research for self driving cars.

A big problem is its not just training the motions, but the robot also needs to be able to know the weight and density of objects it picks up which is not quite as easy to use synthetic data to train. For example how much pressure to put on an egg, or a paper box so it doesnt crush it compared to holding a brick. Theres a lot of things we take for granted as humans when we touch and pick up things or do actions that isnt just through visual stimulus.

Also the battery life and charging time (which takes hours) for these things are abysmal right now. So theres a lot of things they need to get right before its viable mass market.

I think we just need to get rid of large multinationals. They're all monopolies and none of them value human labor. Millions of small businesses could take their place that actually value humans, the communities they operate in, and the services and goods they provide. If you want to rethink labor, think about how much damage monopolies do, not how to displace human labor.

From a young age, I always imagined humanoid robots being in households handling chores, not taking jobs. Humans should work, and generate income. Life is hectic leaving less time to maintain a clean and tidy home. Voila. Humanoid robot keeps my house tidy while me and wife are busy supporting society and raising offspring.

"Teammates" is so Brave New World

I Robot real life 😮

They are not science fiction. Don't these people know English ? I wonder why people make videos in languages they didn't understand about things they didn't know about ???

They said the same thing for autonomous driving and it was 10 years early while having way less parts than a humanoid robot. I question if this will be solved in 10 years due to the complexity

Are you real "Bloomberg" or Chinese "Bloomberg"? 🫠

Awesome

Those things won't be coming into my home, that's for sure.

You are showing new footage of all robots but Tesla Optimus showed is like three generations back. Why not use the newer footage with later model? This seems a bit fishy

Low quality video 👎

I still do not understand why you would want those robots in your factories. It is much cheaper and much more durable to do… exactly what auto industry has been doing for decades. There are already robots in Volvo factory and they work really well and are extremely fast because they are tailor made to the task. Those humanoid robots can never put in rivets or welding as fast. Yes, they would be more flexible but they will be vastly more expensive and will produce just a fraction of the volume of normal factory. Which does not seem great.

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So once robots learn this gap of data the next step will be critical thinking, and then long story short, humans will become obsolete. Still a while away but my bet is it's gonna happen during our lifetime

Executives saying "… yet" a lot. It's obvious what they want to do, and will do just as soon as possible.

Hmm 🧐

Not a single robot is capable of doing any work. Yet. And guaranteed that billionaires will only fire people and wonder why no one has any money to buy them.

Elon lies period, all he does is drive hype.

In the US, there is far more private investment, with no return, in the development of robots than in the care of impoverished, sick people. Robots are products that can eventually be profitable; impoverished, sick people in the US have no value. This explains why the first efficient killer robots will be created in the US, and their mission will be to exterminate poor, sick people who are worthless. This will not happen on the streets, but in the institutions that will be created to clean the American streets. The streets will also belong to the robots.

Sad to know that galgotias university from india doesnt have an honourable mention

Wanna advance robotics then don’t bring more hardely experienced genius to a small exclusive table and expect any change, that doesn’t accelerate innovation but competition sure does. Instead, go exponentially expand the table to reach tonnes of naïve amateur genuis’.
Target the actuator market.
Target the actuator market to allow amateurs in, lets be honest about the roadblock preventing young Einsteins from persuing bipedal humanoids, it could only be the actuator cost. Ppl can afford their AGX Thor dev kit, but who’s willing to drop $15k on 24 professional quality qdd actuators 😂💀

Humanoid + cheap labour remotely, 2-3 shifts, 24 hours. Much more viable, also cost efficient. Tech companies earn, human (controller) earns, industrial/ retail customers benefit.

China wins, since it’s run by engineers, and not by economists.

Third report I saw about China robot this evening in less than an hour, it’s a coordinated campaign isn’t it 😏

Where is "BEJING" ? Seriously, no one from the team watched the full video before uploading? 🤦🏻