Yeah, this isn't worrying at all.
Yeah, this isn't worrying at all
Christopher Diaz
Jaxson Barnes
>16 incredibly expensive, fragile robots
>to pull a relatively light truck at a snail's pace
John Ramirez
always reminds me of this
Brandon Hughes
>scared of dogs
nigger detected
Liam Harris
Real intelligence does it better
Ryan Hall
It's kind of silly honestly, a simple tread system on these sized robots could probably generate 20x the pulling power.
Mason White
I think it's more supposed to just show how they can work together, but, yeah, pretty scary. Another ten years and a bunch of jobs will be in the hands of robots.
Jayden Cook
no really it isn't!
Christopher Hill
>in soviet russia-
Asher Allen
>le robots are scary xddddd terminator skynet xddd
Reddit is that way --->
Adam Ortiz
It's the TAU!!
Colton Morales
not worrying - it's fucking awesome
Evan Harris
Well, well, wagie. Looks like you're about to become obsolete soon. But until then... *cracks whip* faster!
Jordan Taylor
Exactly it was already stolen and reverse engineered by chinks already.
Levi Sanchez
So i can order them on Alibaba in bulk for 50 $ each? I fucking love Communism!
Jason Nguyen
It's just showing they can load share on legs. The whole point of these things is they aren't on treads, so they can navigate much more difficult terrain.
Carter Roberts
stupid russians
Elijah Johnson
Does this company have one viable products yet or just memes?
Zachary Perry
Those things can probably move for 15 minutes before they need a charge.
Austin Davis
Jordan Bennett
It's not a consumer-based company, it's a research and development lab formerly contracted by the military and presently owned by Google. Of course nothing it produces is going to be viable. But it's setting the groundwork for a future of corporate and military grade robotics. And then some number of decades after that maybe you'll see something consumer grade.
But you do kind of get the feeling that a lot of the significance of Boston Dynamics has kind of peaked.
Grayson Thomas
All just so zoomers don't have to open doors
Isaac Scott
so in other words everything is pointless and just rich people flexing.
Levi Richardson
No. You're retarded. Technology isn't magic. It doesn't simply happen. People aren't going to wake up one day and say "looks like processors have hit the magic number and we can turn on our magic kinemetic motion algorithm for navigation of real world physics environments using real world material."
Robert Fisher
im sure 16 robots pulling a truck is peak humanity and a step closer to reach inmortality and challengue god.
back to watch mythbusters science boy.
Carter Perry
It's not owned by Google anymore.
Jace Parker
Oh? (one wiki later) what do you know, the technophiles bought it up. Yeah, sounds about right. There work started looking less ground-breaking and more mass-production. Not to bad-mouth them or anything; they're still the only ones that do quite what they do (that we know of), but I guess everyone realized that the material technology and software strategies just aren't quite there yet for what they were trying, so now they'll become sophisticated novelty. (Or maybe my opinion of Japan is a bit harsh.)
Owen Williams
>LE ROBOT APOCALYPSE IS UPON US, REDDITBROS! Jow ForumsFUTURISM TOLD ME TO FEAR DEEP LEARNING
Jesus fuck, just go back.
Charles Bailey
Imagine thousands of these doggos but each with a machine gun and can coordinate/share image with other doggos nearby.
Sebastian Perry
damn that is scary
Ryder Brown
R&D labs rarely produce anything directly useful. What they produce is data on what works and what doesn't. Production engineers and marketers then turn their research into something that can be manufactured and sold. BD is making IP, not products.
Eli Carter
How long until I can buy one of these and make it fetch me beers, hold stuff if I need a free hand, integrate it into a VR setup and mount a fleshlight on it while it does youtube.com
Nathan Adams
OMG destroy le robot
Brandon Flores
current era > medieval > cyberpunk
Ryan Hughes
>doggos
flying drones
mwi.usma.edu
the dogs would still be better in forests or tunnels, or to transport heavier weapons.
Jace Butler
Someone posted this on the other thread streamable.com