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Did you install it via binaries, pip, or docker?

Is it Isaac Lab? Which Isaac Sim version?

Could you please share the source code?

すごい！！歩いてる。 次は走るようになるんですね。 期待してます

Sociedade 6.0 / Automação com o 5G.

Wut is impedance control🧐

ROBOTS ARE AWESOMEEEEEEEEEE🔥🔥🔥🔥🦾🦾🦾🗣🗣🗣🗣💯💯💯💯keep up the great work😎🤯

小意思！简单的机器人

Now show it setting the nail. lol...

Now we can throw away our nail guns.

Before long...."wax on, wax off". Mr.MiagiAi

I think the nail gun has been invented. Now imagine a robot with a nail gun..

It has a hammer for a hand, its not holding a hammer. It also pauses and looks at the nail as if to think, "I can do this." And then performs the same motion over and over. I love that we are seeing the very beginning of humanoid robitics doing "amazing" things, but if thisnis truely the pentacle of engineering in 2024, i wish the algos would chill with the hype.

Why not just use a nail gun hand attachment?

Now him it the nail in it’s hand and ask it to hammer it in. That is the real challenge not this

😮 what were you guys saying about I'm going to become a handyman or a plumber what was that😮

I wonder how much thought went into choosing four digits over five

But ,can he stand the heat?

RIP carpenter's Union

A human had to: -take the nail out of the pouch -orient it properly -set the nail in the proper place -tap it in place first so it stands up.

First, stage highly artificial workspace in which everything is precisly specified; second . . . .

Call me back when they can use Jedi laser sabers to fell trees.

Very nice But will it still be able to do the hammering when displaced humans toss a burning tire over its head?

Couldn't you save time with a nail gun attachment? Then when it decides to turn against humans it would be more efficient at eradicating us?

And the set up took 5 hours 😂

He's handy but not as nimble as Boston Dynamics' bots

Very impressive, but can it make me a bowl of ramen? 😊

Duuuude, the coordination it takes to hammer a nail right... Impressive. The other robots are out here picking up cubes 😅

😂. That would take 4 years just to nail together two pieces of wood 😂

Humans want free labor so badly theyll spend billions of dollars creating robot slaves instead of just paying humans a living wage to do jobs.

Why not just make a small device with arms and hands, that sits on the floor or whatever surface is being nailed and use a sling shot effect and could go down a chained line and just nock out hundreds in seconds.. i guess what im saying is why a big bulky human looking thing.. there is waaaay more logical ways to do this including the use of magnets, don’t even need electronics in most cases. I think if we are recreating ourselves what good are we, let’s make things let help us not just look like us, this thing is slow and barely accurate

They are desperate to invalidate the hard work of the working class. I hate these people

Views gonna shoot up in coming days. Although 4k on 21 July.

Not impressed until i see it working at the same speed or faster than a roofer.

Awesome work, now how is that cure for cancer going boffins?

What is the purpose of moving the arm before? Are you showing the motion?

Nailed it.

Once again a "humanoid" robot doing a job slower, crappier, and more expensive than just buying a regular 6 axis and mounting the correct end of arm tooling. Totally worthless.

I appreciate that this robot vaguely looks like a knight which is great

That's fun until your cubicle is next to it and it runs all day

ok but he only has 4 fingers, the same amount as me

I'll be impressed when a robot can smoke drink text and drive with it knees on the steering wheel.

Never videos it will so AI is lied

Seems to be very useful for the aging generation and the lack of younger people.

Most people think: "Oh, you're just backdriving it." Little do they know . . .

wow and peace be upon you sir

Great, they know how to use hammers now

Why does it have that neck and why does it move like a nextbot? That thing is so messed up...

撮影者の指がきれいでうらやましい

The compliance is amazing. It's hard to believe this is all done with relentless, non-backdrivable actuators.