Top 10 NEW Humanoid Robots For 2024 (Tesla, Figure 01, Agility, Boston Dynamics and More)

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Top 10 NEW Humanoid Robots For 2024 (Tesla, Figure 01, Agility, Boston Dynamics and More)
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   • Atlas Shuffles | Boston Dynamics  

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コメント (21)
  • @teachgold
    I don't care who makes it, I want a robot to cook and clean. Sign me up as a first adaptor.
  • Boston Dynamics has got to be reconsidered with the new Atlas revealed yesterday. It looks like a game changer. One thing though, why are robotics engineers so resistant to toes? They do the fingers and hands but all the robots would move so much more efficiently with toes instead of shuffling along like they do. Also would allow for things like swivelling on the spot instead of the 20 step about-turn they do.
  • @ElMrBlack
    you say shortage in labor but most people will see this as a way for companies to get workers for a fraction of what you'd pay someone and they can have them work 24/7 the next decade will be wild
  • @dr_harrington
    Will be interesting to see how long before battle bots has a humanoid division.
  • appreciate the presentation. feeling less confused with all the robotics development.
  • It is really evident how the quick AI development now infuses the old industries with extra speed. The doubling time for development of mechanics has been shortened quite some bit and the last years development is truly shocking. What stunned me the most in this video was the price tag for the cheapest one; the equivalent of the cost for one worker, one year in Sweden. Change is gonna come. What a time to be alive!
  • @aaronwissner
    That was a great and very informative video thank you for putting that one together
  • Boston Dynamics has gone to fully electric humanoid robots as of today.
  • @benbailey1174
    I don't understand this. All of the robots have two arms like humans. That's a weakness of ours. If you are carrying something with both hands, you loose all dexterity because your hands are full. Why don't robots have 3 or 4 arms so that they can do something even as simple as open a door without having to put down what they are carrying? Why pass on our weakness?
  • Figure 01 and Optimus are still leagues ahead of the others for hand dexterity (though the others do have different advantages).
  • @vulpo
    Excellent summary, concise, but packed with all of the pertinent info about each of the humanoid robot companies. I hope you will keep us updated with these from time-to-time as the humanoid robot wars heat up. This is an exciting time to be alive.
  • @keithshelly
    I want a Figure 01 myself to take care of me when I get old. That won't be long since I am now 77 yrs of age.
  • @lookinaturmom
    a 100 million Canadian dollars is like $15, amazing!
  • It looks like the Unitree has the best control and balance system
  • @grantsigmon
    I’m “STUNNED” that I’m not “SHOCKED”.
  • In a field this fast moving I don’t think it will be winner takes all. Any advances that one company makes will be reached by the others in a matter of months. In addition, the market is gigantic so even the most advanced company won’t be able to scale fast enough to take even a sliver of it.