Robotic Farming of the Future
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- The University of Sydney's Australian Centre for Field Robotics are pioneers when it comes to robotic farming. Having developed a series of driverless tractors, they give us a sneak peek of how future farms and orchards will operate in the era of mass automation.
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Imagine in the future people will go to farms to watch the robots work. lol
It is nearly no different then watching one farmer today operate a machine that replaces 100+ people.
Imagine the future when robots enslave the humans...
Peter Hall it's coming. Probably by 2035 almost all work will be done by robots.
Imagine future people not get food from machine.
all of you guys do realise this is half the work of farmers how about the dirty and hard work of feeding the animals, taking the milk and etc, let's be serious we aren't all going to be eating vegetables we need meat has anyone done that yet? creating a root that does that?
Damn such a short video. I could've watched this for hours.
Gad Va ki
Good, now robot will take the job that were easy to do while human wilk be lazy in the future and our next generation probbaly didnt know how it feel when you working hard for the stuff.
Me too
how about ask them to mount a pair of camera and do a live :D
How will it carry so much water to irritate whole farm?
when the robots can do everything the masters will get rid of us, we did our job and it is time to go
The future is coming. Hope no one gets left behind or become obsolete. Who am I kidding?
This is not new at all whatsoever. Lukes adopted father had droids in the fields years ago.
A long, long time ago
In a galaxy far far away
but that is a long long time ago in a far far away galaxy!
The intro literally played in my head
In this agricultural field if robots are used fourleg movement it will be a great achievement in whole of the world the whole world will be thankful to the inventor if this robot moment is achieved by the four legged animal like by animal like robots
its very cool, and that's the farmland in my dream
Are there any robots designed to work in a Permaculture/Regrarian system that can do multiple complex tasks in a forest situation? If we could get some assistance in the field of forest farming and complex soil web biodynamic farming.... THAT would really be something. Along with analytics and such to help us make decisions about companion planting
That robot in the end was marking his territory.
Start introducing an interface that allows people to control the robots like they are playing games, and you will make $$$
Technology is about the pursuit of leisure :)
rofl! Imagine if they could find a way to do a real life farmville
Somebody will, soon enough, there are many possibilities ....
Reaganomics 101. You're not really wrong but there is more to it.
Amazing the difference in comments based on country the person's in.
In Australia (where this robot is being made), we have labour shortages for fruit picking & seasonal farmwork. The work is mostly done by backpackers from Europe & Canada & a few from the US. Minimum wage is $21 p/h, but is mostly paid based on quantity picked & goes much higher than that & many farmers offer higher wages to tempt people into the jobs so their produce doesn't spoil due to not enough workers available, as well as offering on farm accommodation, sometimes including food, for about $100 or so a week, so these machines will be great & not take any jobs.
Sample website of available fruitpicking jobs right now www.backpackerjobboard.com.au/jobs/fruit-picking-jobs/
In the Netherlands we grow produce in greenhouses and vertical farms. This is oldskool farming. You don't need a field anymore. We are number one in tomatoes and tomatoes don't even grow naturally here. 80% less water usage and no pesticides too.
@@Joey-ct8bm For reference, you produced 990,000 tonnes of wheat in 2020, compared to Australia's 33,337,000 tonnes. The top 40 producers all produce over 2 million tonnes a year & include countries like Syria, Sweden, Denmark, Ethiopia etc while you don't come close to that & need to import most of your wheat to feed your country, while Australia produces 4 times it's needs & exports 3/4 of all grown
Barley numbers are 280,000 tonnes by you, v 10,000,000 from Australia
Corn is 154,000 tonnes v 440,000 tonnes from Australia because Australia grows primarily sorghum rather than corn, cause it's more drought tollerant, so 1,350,000 tonnes of sorghum in Australia v 0 for the Netherlands
So great, you've figured out how to grow high value, low calorie crops in vertical & greenhouse systems, but until you actually start producing enough grains to feed even your own population, you don't get to say that "You don't need a field anymore" cause like it or not, all your bread is still grown in "oldskool" fields
Notice how no-one is even mentioning the Netherlands in available options to address the massive calorie shortage caused by the war in Ukraine? Australia is absolutely stepping up & playing a significant part in filling that gap & exporting wheat to the countries that usually get it from Ukraine but currently can't. What are you doing to help with that starvation crisis huh? How are your vertical farms going in replacing Ukraine's wheat, corn, sunflower oil etc so as to prevent starvation? Zero contribution you're making isn't it!
Netherlands does great with agriculture, but it really pisses me off when people promote these delusions that vertical farming can be used to grow genuine calorie foods, like grains, to actually feed people real calories!
You grow 910,000 tonnes of tomatoes at 180,000 calories per tonne. By comparison, you grow roughly the same tonnage of wheat, but that provides 3,640,000 calories! Ie you produce 20 times more calories from your wheat as you do your tomatoes & where do you grow your wheat? Is that in your vertical gardens & greenhouses? No of course it's not! It's in "oldskool fields", with traditional, 100% water, pesticides & herbicides & chemical fertiliser use
@@lilaclizard4504 Researchers found that yields for wheat grown in “indoor vertical farms under optimized growing conditions would be several hundred times higher than yields in the field due to higher yields, several harvests per year, and vertically stacked layers.
What a long message for nothing.
The problem is that countries still are on expensive fossil fuels. When you've a 100% cheap green energy on a vertical farm it's viable to grow wheat indoors. Wheat and corn doesn't produce enough money to do indoors for now. Let's walk before we run ey!
@@Joey-ct8bm "several harvests per year"? 3 months of wheat's growing time is just drying/maturing/hardening on the plant, that cannot be reduced in time! So without ANY growing time at all, that's 6 months of a year spent just in that maturing stage, therefore it's impossible to obtain more than 2 harvests in a year even in your claimed "optimized growing conditions", so that's a doubling of yield compared to most parts of the world, but you're forgetting that crops like soybeans or corn or sorghum can be grown on the same land in the other 6 months in regular systems, so there's no grain yield increase at all!
So the only way you can increase yield indoors is with stacking. Average wheat height is 91cms, lights must be at least 20-30cms above the plant to avoid burning & achieve even coverage lighting, then there's the light itself's height & cooling for it, then there's the hydroponic (presumably) system below it that needs at least 30cms of root space for 91cms of above ground growth, so at least 2 metres of height per layer.
Now how are you going to harvest though? Cause it's not viable for machines to be doing it at those heights without spaces between each group of plants, reducing planting space by around 50%. In indoor established systems like broiler chickens, even though 1 metre height is theoretically possible, in practical terms, they need to go MUCH higher to address ventilation, cooling & moisture issues. Wheat has the same issues, as do tomatoes too btw, which is why you don't grow them in vertical farming, cause it's simply not practical to do so
In reality we're talking about roughly the same height as chicken sheds per layer in large scale productions, which is around 2 stories high. A football stadium worth of wheat will feed 14 people, so ok, 28 people per year in your indoor system, so to feed 280 people, you will need a football stadium 20 stories high. If you want to feed 2,800 people, are you going to go 200 stories high? Or are you going to build 10x20 story football stadium sized buildings?
Have you put ANY thought at all into the maintenence costs of a system like you are proposing? Exactly what green energy options do you have that can power the ventilation & lighting for these megastructures? There are MASSIVE lighting power requirements involved!
100% pure fantasy! Never going to happen! I've only scratched the surface of the costs & problems involved here, it's just ridiculous to even consider & no amount of technological advancement is going to change that! It's environmental terrorism to be trying to move natural growing processes indoors for crops like grains! By all means do it for lettuce, but that's the limit of the usefulness of vertical gardening!
The average farmer in Australia produces enough calories to feed 600 people their entire calorie needs for a year. Despite all your "high tech", the average Netherlands farmer produces enough calories to feed 25 people all their calories per year & since you have way less than 1 in 25 of your population employed in agriculture, that means you are considered as one of the least food self sufficient countries in the world! The FAO rates Australia as the third most food self sufficient country in the world, while it rates the Netherlands as the 8th lowest in the whole world, with only Norway, Belgium, Haiti, Somalia, Dominican Republic, Zimbabwe & Armenia lower than you are
Ranting pipe dreams about systems suitable for growing only lettuce doesn't feed your population, let alone the world! The tech you're looking at in this video is real world tech for mass production systems where single farmers are feeding hundreds of people
@@lilaclizard4504 But a recent study modelled wheat growth in an indoor vertical farm. The model used a 10-layer, indoor vertical farm in which the wheat was provided with 2,000 μmol/m2/s of light for 24 h/d. The model was based on data obtained from an earlier study. It predicted that an indoor vertical farm could produce an enormous 1,940 t/ha/y of wheat. This means the potential yield could be up to 600 times greater per hectare than current farming methods.
According to reports, although this is just for a 10-layer farm, the study predicts that in a 100-layer farm a huge 19,400 t/ha/y can also be grown.
The research, done by Senthold Asseng, Jose R. Guarin, Mahadev Raman, Oscar Monje, Gregory Kiss, Dickson D. Despommier, Forrest M. Meggers, and Paul P. G. Gauthier at Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, examined the efficiency of vertical farming methods to grow wheat.
The team simulated wheat growth using two crop simulation models on a hectare of land in a 10-layer indoor vertical facility under optimized artificial light, temperature, and carbon dioxide levels.
The researchers found that yields for wheat grown in “indoor vertical farms under optimized growing conditions would be several hundred times higher than yields in the field due to higher yields, several harvests per year, and vertically stacked layers. Wheat grown indoors would use less land than field-grown wheat, be independent of climate, reuse most water, exclude pests and diseases, and have no nutrient losses to the environment”.
So 600 times more production in a 10 layor farm. Every layor could be in a different stage, so you can produce all year.
We need to still make it profitable. You need a lot of energy for this kind of farming.
The farming space limits in the Netherlands is exactly why we don't grow wheat or corn much. You would need massive fields. We're a tiny country with a lot of people. Land is also expensive because of it. Nobody can afford a only wheat farm here. It's something you do with leftover land. Vertical farming could be a fix for our problems.
One day they'll understand that there's no need to work hard to grow food for humans when there are no humans
We need a drone to sweep chimneys, everyday I am climbing up on the rooftops to sweep, with great danger to fall down !
bird poops on solar pannels
robot hits rock
day is cloudy
Fields don't have rocks. Self-charging station that cleans the panel as well.
Next.
Actually, fields are full of rocks. Take that from an actual farmer.
Robotic in all economic productions is the great progress still needed by humanity... It produce the possibility so that everybody works, but work lot less, as working time did decline between 1880 and 1950... and stopped decline after because... politics... The potential to change the human life for the better is huge. The only little problèems are the game rules of capitalism. The system can again make concessions, neverthelless, if not it will be revolution: econmy under democratic control, which would be a very good idea... what is democracy without economic democracy...
In the Netherlands we grow produce in greenhouses and vertical farms. This is oldskool farming. You don't need a field anymore. We are number one in tomatoes and tomatoes don't even grow naturally here. 80% less water usage and no pesticides too. Plants are individually monitored all with a camera and AI.
Nice work Australia, We need such refined automated solar powered robots on earth, so later we can send them to mars and make living possible over there aswell. Robotics is Future Job creating market. ppl who fear of jobs for new technology always existed and will. All di best from India.
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Yeah...another way to ruin the socioeconomic fabric inguise human technological achievement.
make handy things that run on human power not robots tht need energy and mainatainance seperately every week,plus this bullshit gonna pile up on usefull land .
Please someone help me build tentacle robots to stop Putin nukes I want to stop world war 3 and save people
and yet my flying car is nowhere to be seen.
Because it can't be legalized with faa regulations.
Operable 24/7 ?
Nope. Not even close.
In a lab mabye.
Only rich can afford robots. That means future is for rich people
Imagine future people not get food from machine.
Something about it is horrifyingly beautiful.
hahaha... nothing runs like a deere!
What people will do if We eliminate all jobs?
Maintain robots off course. Everyone will shift into mechanical engineers!
Kusariyaro mechanical engineer will eliminate too, by programmers.
Waldemar Perez Jr We can built factory of robots for robots, robots can be selfrepair and its easy to do.
Next theyll be roaming the streets making sure we not out side or in certain areas like herding livestock.
+science & technology
We will have the time to do whatever we want to. We will have the time to learn whatever we want to on our own time rather than on someone else's schedule. We will become better at anything we do simply because we actually want to do it rather than need to in order to make a living.
If we all had more time to think about stuff and talk to each other about the stuff we think about and have time to solve new problems human civilization will progress even higher.
We will explore the places on earth that haven't been populated yet and machines will make those areas more accessible by having machine labor carry your food and tools through rough terrain like forests.
If we have more minds with nothing better to do than think about how we gonna live the rest of our lives and how are children are going to live we will very rapidly come to the conclusion that this small rock we call planet Earth will eventually become too overpopulated to sustain us. Hence, more minds on the problem of leaving this planet and possibly trying to create another planet.
There will always be something to do, just because you haven't been taught that there was anything more than working for a boss so he can give you the money you need to throw away (after paying the bills of course) it doesn't mean that their isn't anything more than that.
Humans will always get bored, we will always find something to do. Far in the future when our technology becomes so advanced that it looks like magic to us I think that people will be traveling the universe in search for life, because conscious brains capable of logic and reason is a commodity we will behave as though we were their gods in order to help them grow because we'll need them to join our collective minds to solve more problems.
Imagine what could happen in the next couple years if we had more people working on extending the human life span or some other human problem.
Not too many people become scientists or biologist or doctors today because our old people, who thought those jobs were hard, told us that those jobs are hard so some of us changed our dreams to something more easily fulfilled.
There are so many answers to that question I can't even think of them all.
If you seriously don't know what you would do if you had more time to look at the world without worrying about being somewhere because your boss has you by the nuts from 9 to 5 or some other reason, the I think that you should take more time and think about it.
My grandma asked me the same question when I updated her on what's happening in the world and where it's going. It's funny 'cause even though I knew it was coming I didn't have an adequate answer. Also the way she asked me it was like she need someone to tell her what to do and what to think.
This is what went through my head the first time I had the idea of that one day people will have no 'job' and a lot power:
"Holy Shit the future is mine! I Can Do Whatever the Fuck I Want Whenever I Want!
I'm gonna get more people board. The world's gonna change because the people want it to and not because some rich guy wants it to.
I would be free"
What would you do if you had freedom and power. I think most people would help each other. Maybe take the time to look at how the legal system works and change it, create a decentralized government run by AI and supervised/enforced by civilians.
I know that more people like me would take more time to learn the things I need to learn in order to advance science and technology by spreading that knowledge and any new ideas I come up with and when I get bored with that I would go exploring and/or camping. If I get bored of that I would go to a populated area and watch the sheeple in their natural habit, because that's fun.
If people can live day to day being an equal with others I think we should set up a website or something were people hold events or competitions where the only prize is you get your name on a leaderboard just so that they can feel good about themselves. Something like ninja warrior would be fun and it's healthy.
But what I want is totally different from what everyone wants. Some people are perfectly fine with serving people like bartenders or chefs or butlers. Just because a robot can do your job it doesn't mean that it has to do it 24/7.
If money is not an issue then the issue become energy, resources and human stupidity. Two of those things will become our future currency and the other is mankinds true final frontier. Lets face it, even in the future there will always be a "flat-earther" about something. If there's a word for people like that I don't know it. You know what I mean? I mean the kind of people that can't tolerate others explaining things to them in a clear, concise and timely manner and the other kind that won't seem to believe the truth even if the evidence slapped them, real hard, in the face.
Anyway, humanity has a long way to go before one person can answer your question satisfactorily. I mean it just seems like a question that almost shouldn't be asked, seriously, from one person to another. I feels like a logical fallacy. it "begs the question", so to speak. Lol. In my mind the question itself is begging it's own question.
This is awesome! Like said, wish it is a longer vid
Imagine in the future people will go to farms to watch the robots work. lol
Peter Hall until one day robot got bored of the job.....
so when is the robot apocalypse coming
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Criky, look at those bots!
the big ? how much will it cost if its 1 mill dollars this is useless to small time farmers who wont live long enough to make the money back. they should price them and lose money on every robot and charge for the tools and accessories customization like sony and MS xbox have done to sell consoles
small time farmers can just continue to employ human workers. That's how introductions of automation work & that's needed to prevent major employment issues
Our end is near! 😶
How can robots kill us if they aren't Intelligent and can't reprogram themselves or attain hostile self-awareness? The answer: they can't. There is no need to worry. Society could have several more capabilities if robots worked for us.
Bull shit reasons to let robots take over.
Bring back the land
This is so fucking cool!
please make a robot so we dont need univercity lecturares and inventers
*Lecturers, Inventors ... and you are a lazy fuck. Dont want to be educated, and dont want to be a great inventor who could revolutionize the definition of "Modern Ages". Another Aspect of Humanity, one i strongly dislike but cant change since i am more a Hands off Observer unless things go completely out of hands.
I'd like to / we should build an open source flying drone software to give the drone a mapped area where it will harvest all of the fruit of all plants in that area automatically. The drone could track each piece of fruit updating the website with info like how many tomatoes, how many mangos, almonds, onions, chili peppers, etc it expects to harvest the next day so that local residents could request the fruit to be delivered straight from the plant to their doorstep. I will make everything open source and donate the drone (with solar panels to charge it) too so the food will be free for all within its area. The amount of fruit that matures on plants, falls to the ground and is wasted all around us is staggering, plus the same drone could also recognize ideal areas to plant different seeds and plant, care for, track and harvest them too. The drone, or another version of it would also be able to prune and harvest coconut trees as well, landing by grasping onto the upper trunk of the tree, then driving up and down and around for the automated trimming and harvesting. Anyone want to join me in the project to help feed the world for free?
In the future, I plan to add a sub group to C'8 (www.c8coordinate.com) under our search filter Aid Type / Food & Water where an automated donated solar charged food harvesting drone can plant, manage and harvest fruit and vegetables within its mapped urban (for ex) region, updating the C'8 aid offer posts updating the system including predicting maturity quantities and dates with all food delivered direct from the plant to a user's door all for free. People within the region will be able to opt in or partially in selectively allowing the drone to harvest from their property, sharing to the system.
Call me overly positive, but I think we’re leaving the era of ‘greed is good’ and celebrating wealth and entering an #EraOfAltruism and equality. Let’s #AutomateEverything and #SkipToAbundance.
Out of imagination
It's like what they did in Germany with the car sized robot that identifies and removes weeds.
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tom hilloc new gates
Who else cant wait until they get viewed as peices of normal machinery and treated the same as something like a bullock cart
go sydney
Vegetable picking is very promising.. Did we do a complete cycle from seed to picking? Can we collaborate with researches and get the know how and test it on the field.. Is it propietary?
Cant wait to pay massive public stipends to buy these copyrights! That's how this works, right?
don't bother saving for retirement, because by then there will be a universal income for all or we will be exterminated
not replacing agriculture work force is same as committing suicide of society.
It's good as long it serves people and not used for making more profits for farmers, living the workers behind and raising the prices for "robot service"
At least it's healthier than hydroponics.... according to me
Isto sim é arte.
That is the end of work for back packers...(illegal migrant workers.....)
Complain about illegal migrant all you want...but without them your country couldn't function (ahem USA) when they do 90% of the lowest jobs that are necessary for society to function. I dont see white people doing it.
Aoru Because you are not looking with your fucking eyes. Its almost all white farmers in my state. And they are all damn near millionaires.
Im not even talking about farming. Im talking about the entire society. You send mexicans to clean your sewage system and they are hired by capitalist to do the most menial task that most white would refuse. Such as most sanitary departments, public washroom cleaners, etc.... And behind millionaire farmers, guess what they hire mexicans to the heavy lifting. You can turn a blind eye to reality all you want like a dumbass, but labour reports from ethnicities and their job don't lie, especially reports that are coming out of independent studies by universities and even the govt themselves admit there is a disproportionate of migrants being hired to the lowest job categories across entire U.S
Well Manpower is short these days for farming so I will guess robots would be a good thing just for farming nothing else
Have you ever heard of John X Smith? dudes sounds just like future and young thug
This helps me learn
Vay amk
technology is a best way to increase yield to ensure food security but wont it increase unemployment for people who work in farms as there will no longer be a need for the working class or are there ways put forward to make sure there rate of unemployment
LUNATHI NGANTWENI It will eventually lead to less workers needed yes. But, this also erases any excuse farmers have to lobby for more immigrant labor or hiring illegal immigrants to work on these fields so that’s a plus.
@@TheCinemaViewer yay! We won't need anymore yank backpackers! I can't wait!
Sci fy but no sound.
Shut up and take my money! what companies are in this field that I can invest in?
Que linda la inteligencia artificial, ahora es posible educsr tu smartphone para que te lea la intencion plena via iris, pupilas, expresiones faciales, y pulso cardíaco, además de que tu celular puede decodificar tus impulso a cerebrales y las ondad electrostáticas que salen de tí, tu celular lo comunica a la central y te responde con la palabra que buscas o se anticipa a tus decisiónes
what is this one at 1:20 with big wheels on a bed of lettuce? what's it doing? i might want one.
Many many thanks
Unemployment,😨
Who cares
Slaves but robots
I think the speed of plucking fruits is slow
How can one get a robot for his own garden home garden
The age of free food society(if want to) is NEAR!
int. trading war of robotic is beginning? im the best
man, that bot really trimmed the hell out of that branch
How will it carry so much water to irritate whole farm?
Hi,what is your elektiric motor type
... this is horrifying.... no... no.... no.
Technophobe. Progressphobe. Futurephobe. Utopiaphobe. I got a few more. But i'll forgive you for your idiotism, you're only Human afterall.
STRIPPA
как то слегка непривычно не все же инженерами или Масками рождаются я бы внедрил так чтобы роботами управлял человек а не автономно совсем чтобы они управлялись
guess someone beat me to the punch... loving the target acquisition
Shame it's all going in the bin cuase I opened me mouth. Tor(K)Ony.
We should just use hydroponics. Less prone to disease and pests, much less land use, more easily automated, and no chemical runoff.
Can't use hydroponics for 1 billion hectares of crops! Hydroponics has it's place definitely, but it doesn't replace everything! & maybe no run off, but it requires mined phosphorous to produce it's nutrients (and sulfuric acid made nitrogen too) & mined phosphorous supplies are expected to be exhausted within 50-100 years at current use rates. Hydroponics are a more efficent use, but it's still not an infinite resourse! Still best to keep them only for specific crops not all
& they're not less prone to disease or pests just because they're in hydroponics, water use likewise is barely better than normal. Those benefits come from the greenhouse growing that's prettywell essential to use hydroponics due to clogging of systems with salts etc if attempting to grow outdoors - not to mention pests chewing through tubes. 1 billion hectares of greenhouses is a LOT!
Robots do it automatically, so now kids will be interested in farming... sounds about right
Thats your view, practicaly speaking things wont actualy change. Interest depends on upbrinning, lifestyle and Personality.
Still not as disruptive as tractors were when you think about it, or weed-killers. They probably won't kill a lot of jobs either, most jobs in agricolture have already been killed.
You say killed as a bad thing, yet you forget that its a good thing. Less Hard Physical Labor and more Mental Labor is good. Aslong as the acceptable Lifestyle changes with the "Flow" and follows it in a smart way (Wich may be already asking too much from Humans for all i know). More people are able to focus on Jobs wich require Creative work. Wich allows for better and "Faster" research (Fast is Relative and subjective. To ones fast is to anothers slow), etc.
Almost everything can be automated with AI and robotics - what will the world be like then?
Scroll around this Comment Section a bit and you find the Answer. I even made on multiple diffirent Comment sections the content related same answer so technicaly speaking google should help you yes?
A very good future plantation
Squidward warned us about this.
Great step forward for the hi-tech but tons of seasonal workers will be surelly disappointed as well. My opinion is, Yes we should support hi-tech development but some areas such as these should be protected from hi-tech to keep the hummanity and robots in balance.
So you mean that human slavery should be protected by law?
If robots will do most of the job, what we gonna do then?
Thomas Valentine In most cases, nothing.
The world of automation is moving us away from capitalism, and towards a state of complete welfare where everything needed to keep utilities, infrastructure, and food for the people is maintained by machines. This includes housing.
If we keep automating more and more, sooner or later we'll find all jobs automated and the world will no longer require you to work.
Well, what do you do when you're not working? Do more of that.
J_ent so no money to spend and buy things that you want?
the original poster said *most. you can still have a job and make money. and even if all the job in the world was taken by robots it will mean that production of goods and will be at near perfect efficiency, meaning that goods and services will be as cheap as it can be. thus, you can buy more for less.
We do maintenance of robots
Cloning food is faster than having robot farmers, environmental friendly for future generation and money saver.
what are you feeding those clones on? I tissue culture & I can tell you the net calories in v out in that environment is NOT consistent with effective food production lol & what do you mean by cloning anyway? Like the way ALL bananas are cloned? Therefore leading to diseases?
to play hobyists its ok, but to use robots on industrial farming or similar, its wasting time.
Its in its early Phases. Anything at any time was, like Farming in its early Phases was a waste of time yet people did it anyway, and with time comes true prosperity. Try and proove me wrong, your society is build on it. The Machine you use is the same.
lesser or no more money for workers... lol
Sasiker
За технологиями будущее!)
А в будущем полная жопа)))
@@AntonySimkin В России да, так как технологий нет!
@@3025m в России уже жопа. Но не в этом проблема. Проблема в том что само по себе человечество обречено. Везде. Есть интеллектуальное меньшинство а остальные пойдут громить и грабить. Далеко ходить не надо - мир захлестывает забастовками. Рабочих мест все меньше, дебилов все больше (они плодятся десятками), роботизация идет во всю, надо мозгами работать, а скоро и врачи не нужны будут. Проект "Лазарет" и "Доктор Ватсон" продиагностировали пациентов лучше чем целая бригада диф-диагностиков. Зубы начинают делать на лазерных 3д принтерах, органы тоже, работать негде. Универсальные выплаты конечно интересная идея но тоже непонятно чем люди заниматься будут. Дадут всем чтобы оплатить коммуналки, дадут им еду, дадут универсальную одежду и будет один такой большой режим, где интеллектуальное меньшинство живет за стенами а вокруг города псевдо коммунистического режима. Как то так... В общем нужно оказаться в стенах с меньшинством)
In the future no job for Human
Vicente fox 🦊 is going to pissed when he sees this video. Now who will send billions of dollars back to Mexico 🇲🇽
This is Australia, no-one's sending money back to Mexico from here. Don't worry, you're clearly talking about the US & if their health system or gun controls are anything to go by, let alone the big talk but poor innovation budget, this won't be reaching American shores anytime soon
They just don't get it?
WOW there goes those jobs too!
What is name of the song used in the video?
"and could attract a new generation of workers" by taking away the currently working generation with robots and replacing them with younger workers for less pay doing less work
Other way around, with less people needing pay. These fewer people can get more Pay.
@@Techischannel less people needing pay? prices are going to stay the same, look at what has happend so far, very few essential products have dropped in price due to automation. More people will struggle to get pay with less jobs and prices staying stagnant
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