Chinas New FULLY AUTONOMOUS AGI Level Robot SHOCKS The Entire Industry! (Astribot S1)
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Published 2024-04-26
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All Comments (21)
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I WONDER if the ENTIRE INDUSTRY gets TIRED of being SHOCKED ALL THE TIME.
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It's interesting to see a demonstration where the robot is actually carrying out some daily tasks and not flirting with the military industry.
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Mechanically very nice. However, it looks like the movements are simply pre-programmed like an industrial robot. Notice that everything takes place in a very specific starting condition and ends right after the move is performed. This isn't to say that it's not a neat robot but nothing it did tells me it wasn't pre programmed
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The good thing about that solution is that whatever you ask it to do, it cannot give you the finger
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"With a target price of CNY 36,218 (just under USD $5,000), the Astribot S1 is going to give other robotics companies serious competition" - granted this price is low as there will likely be a monthly subscription/connection fee, but I think if an entire car can be made for under $10K, then this price is probably very realistic.
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Things are going to start moving really fast from now on due to increasing competition. Brace yourselves guys, because I can already feel and smell the AGI.
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No teleoperation. There's actually a chinese inside the robot.
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"In imitation learning, the agent learns from a dataset of demonstrations by an expert, typically a human." The model is trained by observing a person perform actions and then imitating it, until it gets it right, then can do it better & better with time as it practices the same actions.
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As a blind person, I find this sort of thing useless when you turn off the audio or it’s just video. I can’t tell the difference between it and a commercial. 😎 you usually provide very interesting information. I dig your dedication.
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My future wife 🥰
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FYI: China was the first nation to invest over fifty billion dollars in artificial intelligence, leading the way well ahead of any other company before Covid.
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What’s less impressive is that all the props are in position (not randomly placed) before the demo starts .
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The speed is the most impressive I've seen so far. The dexterity is reasonably good but could be better. I'm wondering about how fast it can reason out a new task before it does it.
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Impressive indeed, if it can be verified that it is true autonomy. I am hopeful, but skeptical.
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If the prediction that price will drop as low as 2k per robot they will be everywhere
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Clealy it doesn't have legs, based on its torso build. I imagine it has some sort of wheel base which would be sufficient as a robo housekeeper in most consumer homes, as long as it can move past door thresholds somehow.
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Even if it would be tele-controlled, I'm still impressed!
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I'm impressed by the fluidity of the movements, it seems to really carefully perform each task properly
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I don't care which country it comes from. I'm just so ready for an affordable humanoid robot that will do my dishes and laundry for me. Having something to do just those 2 tasks alone would honestly free up so much time for my wife and I. 😩😅
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I think it is interesting that it so easily recognized the "hello kitty". Non Chinese competing models are expected to not have copyrightable content in their training sets. This may end up giving Chinese AI companies a tremendous advantage.
