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Sounds like BS. What fancy new illness will this bring about.

Impressive work, even in 2024

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for an improvement on artificial hearts, limbs, organs?

Wonderful to see this demo... I had given a keynote speech in Europe 20 years ago titled "The Convergence of Convergence(s)" about how so much technical convergence was happening in separate parallel areas, e.g. tech, computing, AI, composites, etc. that smart companies/creators would be able to create incredible new solutions by combining the best needed pieces from each area. Such beautiful developments bring tears of joy to my eyes. I will ping you about some more ideas if you are interested.

So, this works mostly on high voltage of -10 to 10 kv more than 50W. still not very "low" power.

IMUs are to o messy. How about using an optical fiber, where bending losses are measured for angle 'finding'. The fibre could have other benefits such as touch measurement ?

They could do this video by reverse engineering it and mixing it with their low voltage technology and also their electric clutch and covering it with a braided mesh tube th-cam.com/video/AQZGJlFntCE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=GrDmGXkdGAgWaJlr

I think if they copied the chimp'hand they would be better suited to conquering and destroying the feeble human..

what is the power density compared to a brushless dc with the same weight/volume?

looks tasty

5 million dollar robot

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Might be useful for teleoperation of robots.

How long before some LEO scales this up, and starts using drones to swoop in and snatch away protestors? How much does it cost to build at small scale? How much could Frank Wang charge the CCP for such a device at human scale?

This feels clever, because you have a "best practice" that you can study in the existing human hand structure. Sure, they might improve it for the materials they use, but our hands use rolling contact joints, ligaments, and even similar looping learned policies. Gives a GREAT model for when they run into problems. "Oh, we have an issue? how does a REAL human hand deal with it?" The closer their design is to a normal hand, the more useful this question is, basically.

What is the best way to apply reinforcement learning for soft robotics?

COOL

paper worker.

Only if it didn't work on electricity !

Why is electricity crammed into everything?

this reminds me of the old Boston dynamic robots, it has so much potential

just make a perfect replica of a human hand, anatomically correct, and use different materials to make analogs for the tissue "tendons bones etc" trust me, nature already solved the mechanical form of the hand.

so this only works when it's not constricted and flopping about. or placed in a massive housing as a linear actuator. cannot have dust or in high static environment. so, where exactly is this going into

Incredible idea!

What are those speeds in m/s, and can they be combined into a kind of capillary action?

I am genuinely interested in the possibility of contributing to this innovative field. Could you let me know if there are opportunities to collaborate or join your research team? I have experience in biomimicry and biotechnology, and I believe I could add value to your project.

Fascinating stuff. Have you had any interest from any of the new humanoid start ups? Do you think that an improved ambidextrous design could become the improved default for most bots in the future?

We should not rely on electricity, other technologies must be developed.

600V is low voltage???

thx for shareing - very appreciated

Excellent

Amazing research and implementation, thanks for sharing!

That is really a fascinating approach! You just made me think, its not as if birds fly continuously, they take breaks or benefit from the areo-dynamics of a working together in a configuration. Amazing work!

Is this design open source 😮

This is SO COOL!!!! I'm a student rn trying to study this stuff because i want to go into the field of bio-mechanical engineering and help with stuff like this!!!!!!! I've found your video to be very helpful tysm!

what is the muscular cell density in the bioink, compared to the soft tissue in vivo? a few percent? then, how relevant is the lab-grown physiology to native tissue?

Living tissue over a hyperalloy endeo skeleton combat chassis.

I wish this awesome technology could be used on upper limb prosthetics, as they are not really helpful and advanced now.

Wow that's a first time I find so structurend and well explained video about robots in Omniverse. NVIDIA official videos are so bad

Well this is a real new concept to me and I really thankfult for this video. I feel this is a reall promising concept. Thank you for makeing this video

Is strong enough to lift weight like 20kg?.

Very thorough, and you're not trying to claim miraculous results from subpar research. Well done, this is very interesting technology!

Very cool work, in the future robots will be able to "quantitatively" perceive.

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