Wow this is some spectacular engineering and programming! AI is coming!!HardOCP.com wrote:
While the skill demonstrated by this high-speed robotic hand is impressive, I wasn’t really "sold" until the 2:40 mark in this video. Wow!
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wow that is frickin sweet
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shite we must destroy the hand to hold off Judgement Day. I plan to get a 54" LED LCD TV soon...priority set
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What a dick who wrote the review, you can see the hand grasping the cell after 7 or 8 seconds
Some years back at another company I was working for we had a robotic piece of engeneering, we used to pack blisters into a carton.
The formed blisters fell on a conveyor but they were not alinged properly to be packed in the erected carton.
Packing around 200 a min and the drop position had to be within a 1/16".
There was that tri-poded arm that was placing the blisters aligned. Was great to see that work.
With this kind of hand "just" plug it into nerves of any disabled person!
- "What did you do last night?"
- "Bah nothing, I've cleaned the dishes in a minute and a half!"
Cutting the onions or
playing androïds like in the 2nd Alien movie.
In a way it could become neat but still not like the real thing of flesh and bones.
The formed blisters fell on a conveyor but they were not alinged properly to be packed in the erected carton.
Packing around 200 a min and the drop position had to be within a 1/16".
There was that tri-poded arm that was placing the blisters aligned. Was great to see that work.
With this kind of hand "just" plug it into nerves of any disabled person!
- "What did you do last night?"
- "Bah nothing, I've cleaned the dishes in a minute and a half!"
Cutting the onions or
playing androïds like in the 2nd Alien movie.
In a way it could become neat but still not like the real thing of flesh and bones.
i want those hands on me. It would be awsem-o
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Terminators are scary. Terminators with super-speed are super-scary.
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That thing was AWESOME
That thing was AWESOME
That is fucking sweet, the cell phone catch is pretty amazing considering what it takes...
But its not really AI at all, its just tracking sensors and physics programs...Its just watching the object and making decisions based on what it was told. None the less, impressive as hell.
But its not really AI at all, its just tracking sensors and physics programs...Its just watching the object and making decisions based on what it was told. None the less, impressive as hell.
Masturbation technology sure is progressing rapidly these days.
Let's see if it can catch bullets ...
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I felt the rice one was so much more impressive. It looked like something outta SciFi movie.
not really. Its so much more simpler to just adjust the grabbing force and be precise than calculate grabbing of cell phone from sides with mostly unpredictable flightpattern. That shit is some epic hard physics calculations and its impressive it keeps up with real time.Finray wrote:
I felt the rice one was so much more impressive. It looked like something outta SciFi movie.
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Well, yeah, going on a technical basis the recapturing one was more advanced, but the rice one looked way cooler.GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
not really. Its so much more simpler to just adjust the grabbing force and be precise than calculate grabbing of cell phone from sides with mostly unpredictable flightpattern. That shit is some epic hard physics calculations and its impressive it keeps up with real time.Finray wrote:
I felt the rice one was so much more impressive. It looked like something outta SciFi movie.
I for one welcome our new robot overlords.
Very impressive.
Especially the cell phone and the rice grain
I dont know why the rice grain was so impressive but it was
Especially the cell phone and the rice grain
I dont know why the rice grain was so impressive but it was
Ability to predict where an object is and where it will be =/= the cliched AI you guys are thinking of.
Indeed. True AI would be when the "hand" is able to catch an object that is thrown at it at a random time and trajectory. Then I'll be very scared.The_Sniper_NM wrote:
Ability to predict where an object is and where it will be =/= the cliched AI you guys are thinking of.
actually no. AI means it can make decisions on its own, without any previous programming telling it what to do. (self-learning program). Catching a random throw is just a lot physics calculations done to the sensor data in real time (like how fast the object is thrown, how far it is, predictions where it will be in next 0.1s etc.Slarty wrote:
Indeed. True AI would be when the "hand" is able to catch an object that is thrown at it at a random time and trajectory. Then I'll be very scared.The_Sniper_NM wrote:
Ability to predict where an object is and where it will be =/= the cliched AI you guys are thinking of.
When a robot decides it doesn't want to take part in such test and rolls out of the door and goes buy some batteries for itself, THATS when I am scared.
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Actually yes, just like he said, the robot decides when it wants to throw it and what it wants to throw it at.... that would be AI, because as you said it would be making decisions on its own.GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
actually no. AI means it can make decisions on its own, without any previous programming telling it what to do. (self-learning program). Catching a random throw is just a lot physics calculations done to the sensor data in real time (like how fast the object is thrown, how far it is, predictions where it will be in next 0.1s etc.Slarty wrote:
Indeed. True AI would be when the "hand" is able to catch an object that is thrown at it at a random time and trajectory. Then I'll be very scared.The_Sniper_NM wrote:
Ability to predict where an object is and where it will be =/= the cliched AI you guys are thinking of.
When a robot decides it doesn't want to take part in such test and rolls out of the door and goes buy some batteries for itself, THATS when I am scared.
The second the thing flips them birdy and rolls out, I'm getting a plasma rifle and hiding out in a root cellar in Kentucky .
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Ty wrote:
Terminators are scary. Terminators with super-speed are super-scary.
When the robots get smarter than Panzerfin... we are done.
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