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by zorex 4mo ago
That's the same question a lot of people had during the Fukushima disaster in 2011. People were trying to contact Honda to convince them to send their ASIMO robot to shut off valves that could not be accessed by humans. That was well b
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Robot Repository – Documenting Historical Humanoid Robots(robotrepository.com)
1 points by zorex 1y ago|0 comments
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by zorex 2y ago
In all honesty I'd like to know, what is your idea of impressive and what is the direction you want robotics to go towards?
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by zorex 2y ago
So that means we just stop innovating and not try to go beyond what we already have? This is not regression since this has no effect on the robots we already have, industrial robots are on their own innovation branch. These are prototypes,
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by zorex 2y ago
Why not be impressed? The reasons you gave are enough for the majority of people following along. The exciting parts are the steps along the way. Once we have something that is actually usable and integrated into our everyday lives, it will
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by zorex 2y ago
It’s coming from the high pressure fans located in the chest. Atlas is fully electric.
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by zorex 2y ago
“Atlas is autonomously moving engine covers between supplier containers and a mobile sequencing dolly, using ML to detect and localize the environment fixtures and individual bin. There are no prescribed or teleoperated movements.“ https:&
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by zorex 2y ago
Not exactly. If you actually look at those hands on Disney's A1000 animatronics, they are actually pretty basic, usually 5 to 6 degrees of freedom at most. They are designed to be simple, because as you mentioned they are in use for li
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by zorex 3y ago
no. different project https://tinygrad.org/