@@VinoVeritas_ What's wrong with the floor? You mean that pattern repetition? That's how real floor covering often looks like. That robot without a head already walks exactly the same as the one in the main video, so -1 reason to fake it. There are also video cuts when it is turning, which they would probably fake too if it was fake. Yes, it could still be CGI, but I don't see any evidence of that.
correct, they rendered the training models to photorealism, not even teh background is irl video, it is also rendered cgi. this guy is just too dull to observe the details
OMG the walking cycle of the robot in the beginning of the video is truly shocking, I could not believe my eyes as to what they're seeing, it looks too real for a robot, it's crazy how quickly robots now being developed.
It might be, but the thing is China has made incredible leaps as well, it is an economic superpower that actually attracted a few of the world's brightest minds. As Tesla Bot aims to be at around 20 to 25k$ (hopefully not more), I heard that a Chinese company is trying to achieve the same results by keeping the price tag at 16k$, which would utterly destroy the american innovation if they don't find some type of huge edge to justify the price tag. There's also Apple fans-like customers so we could expect that to work well with the right marketing/brainwashing.
It is amazing that people don't want to believe that technology has reached this point and doubt the human Ingenuitive trait. Why would this be considered so undoable?🤔
Simply because it looks to be the very first capable of walking like an actual human. Hundreds of other startups, all incapable of doing this, how are we to trust the first breakthrough without stringent proof?
@@TheRealityWarper08 well someone has to done it eventually right? It's just a first stepped, doesn't mean other company couldn't catched up later on. It's not even perfected yet
Watched the video half way, and all I see is ai video generation. 1 year old company, 30 workers, located in China, sure., bro. Any proof this is real?
omg finally! thank god that i may live to see this. after decades of watching robot videos and getting more frustrated and worried each time that no one seems to care about this. go engineai! this looks already 1000 times better than anything i have seen from all the other companys. i would buy this one over all the others just because of its walk. i simply cannot watch the bent knees anymore, it drives me crazy. so, extremely well done! but i just wonder: it still does not have toes. a bendable section at the tip of the foot. a ball of the foot. when it rolls off it has to do so on a sharp edge at the front of the foot. why couldnt they make at least a passive solution for that? it wouldnt need a motor in it. lets make an experiment together: stand up and stand with straight legs on your two flat feet, your weight evenly distributed between your heel and your ball of the foot. now lean slightly forward and shift your weight on your ball of the foot and toes. now lift your heels as high as you can. you will notice that you can stand like this. you are standing on your toes and your ball of the foot. this is essential for efficient walking, running, stair climbing, squatting, everything! no robot can do this! not even this one. and it is the essence of everything that has to do with human feet. humans do everything with the ball of the foot, not with flat feet. i dont understand, why no one seems to get this. i understand that it is hard to engineer, but no one seems to even give it a try.
Optimus is the only bot so far that uses a joint for the toes like you are talking about. Don't look at the early videos because it didn't have it yet. Look at some of the later ones.
Everyone arguing whether it’s cgi or not is useless. China is literally lead manufacturer for automation, robotic motors, robotic arms, and has the most Ai patents, if it’s a revolutionary humanoid ai, it’ll come out of china
So while this is a leap forward in terms of how a robot can walk similarly to a human, I think the knowledge of how they got there is more important, because no matter how agile these robots become, it’s the brains behind how they will be able to interpret, and traverse their environments, and how and what they’re able to actually do, that actually replaces what a human person can do in terms of real tasks that leads to a productive outcome don’t you think?
I think mimicing the way a human walks in a way that is essentially just falling forward and a bit of some heel stike that is what this looks like, some of this does look cgi but i think there is a real frame underneath and its just to make the robo look nice but we'll have to see more to verify.
I'm living in the era when I was a kid I'm laughing hearing sound in old cable telephone, and now I watching scify Humanoid Bot become reality, from kid era dream into reality nowadays. What will our world look like in 20 years from now.
If this is indeed real then people really do need to wean themselves off of Musk’s Koolaid where he and Tesla simply refuse to acknowledge serious competition and talk as if they already own this future. Fact is presently they are not at the forefront of innovation whatever their hype. Now we need to accept there is a lot more to a robot that just walking like a human but nonetheless very concerning indeed just how presently they seem to be falling behind at least in motive capabilities and other companies are presently showing superior ai capabilities too.
Anyone can make a robot model that looks good in a video and has 'cool' new features and can seemingly walk in a pattern in an open room. Where musk EXCELS is in the robot's autonomous locating and detecting software that allows it to fully autonomously detect and engage obstacles and humans in it's day to day routines without causing accidents. Tesla's engineering and manufacturing capabilities are likewise unmatched. If you think 36 humans and NVidia's Isaac sandpit can compete with Tesla you have another think coming. Innovation is fine but you need to be able to upscale to volume manufacturing with excellent safety records to be a real competitor to Tesla. That takes time and huge money.
Keep in mind simply being able to walk isn't that big of a deal. Doing other stuff is key. This is where Tesla will have an advantage with their huge computer farm they just built, and BD having several years now with their bots. At this point hardware is hardware, it's the software side that will be defining over the next year or so. Granted NVidia has their tools now, but I'm curious to see what Tesla does with their setup.
I think you are right although the latest version of Optimus is beginning to catch up so BD needs to stay on top of things or Tesla is going to catch up. BD needs to come out with another video soon and let us know how they are doing. Personally, I think both companies are great but so far the BD bot can move the best.
@@jlrutube1312 Difference is boston dynamics robots are much more expensive, their robot dog is like 70k so imagine what Atlas is. Also, I am 100% sure Optimus gen 3 will blow it out of the water when it's revealed
Boston Dynamic 1st Atlas was custom build using hydraulics for motion. The robot was 100% built as a project to explore movement through real world environments. The robot was not a use case for factory work, it has no hands a very important omission in their project. Additionally it was not designed for mass scale production like Optimus. The cost of Atlas was estimated to be in the range of $150k. Tesla is build using proprietary low cost parts and factory to build it at a mass scale possibily millions. Elon stated this is just one of many designs they have in mind. The whole design is to get work done not for entertainment purposes. That's why it's not going to initially be doing back flips and acrobatics. Estimated cost for optimus is $20-$30k. The new Atlas has electric motors so they are starting from ground zero like all the other robot producers. We don't think hydraulic engineering translates over to electrical engineering, they have no advantage over anyone.
It is very hard but is possible and was for a long time. DrGuero2001 (Japanese Dr here on youtube) was doing that for toy robots (small ones made for STEM education and hobby like KHR-3) years ago. It's hard but I believe most of the companies don't bother to do that before perfecting other more important stuff.
Search for example for "Biped robot walks just like a human being". It was done 11 years ago and without any AI. It's just inverse kinematics and UVC (Unit Vector Control).
Now imagine a person who has lost both legs or any other limb, using these artificial limbs and moving through cerebral integration via synapses captured by AI (an example that makes sense to me). The gift of being alive is to imagine and aspire to a bright future with these TOOLS and HUMAN potential!
Humanoid robots will find a place. They'll be the "Windows" of robots. Linux-like robots will make the most impact. They'll be designed and engineered like athletes, extraordinary in one area.
China is so amazing at productization and manufacturing. They have the people, the experience and expertise. Above all they have the motivation Once things start moving it is where the robots will be built. Like everything else. I'm curious what Honda, Toshiba and Sony have been up to. I had a $2500 Sony AIBO robotic dog over 25 years ago. And Honda did all the early research on humanoid robots with ASIMO decades ago. They have been incredibly quiet. Hmmmm.
Fake? This is what they say just 2 years ago when China showcase some of their best EV concept. Now look at the list of extremely advance and well built Chinese EVs they offering to the world… still think this robot is fake ? Sure if you are the jealous and ignorant type, think whatever you want.
*And In All Reality The Manufacturers That Builds Those Robots Are Trying To Build Them In A Way That It Would Be Easy To Fight Off That's Why Most Robots Move Like Old People Or Little Kids Is Because Old People And Little Kids Are Easy To Take Down*
Clever engineering? Sure. Leading in robotics? No. The hardware is trivial. It does not matter how fluid walking is. What's nontrivial is performing useful tasks safely and accurately. You can't just assume that AGI will arrive, be plopped into a robot body, and voila, done. That's naive. The robotics leaders are putting robots on factory floors to perform useful tasks. If you ask these guys if their robots can do that, all you'll get is blank stares. They, like you, are assuming away the hardest part of robotics. Honestly: do you know what AGI will look like? What its limitations will be? How much compute and energy it will require? When it will arrive? Of course not. Nobody can answer that. Leaders in robotics are not waiting for those answers. They are training robots to perform useful tasks safely - and they're doing it *now.* Robot bodies are the easy part. The hard part is still ahead.
you can buy the 众擎SA01 part today for less than 40K RMB... The AI that powers this robot is from SenseTime a Chinese AGI company that you can invest in the HongKong exchange.
Could China come close to an actual Utopia which their people aspire to? with this effectively a fleet of intelligent labor force stopping only to charge maybe for a half hour.
Ok folks even if they aren't available now they are coming, or do you think these companies are just building androids and spending all this money for nothing
Very nice. I wouldn't call the gait quite human but at least it has some speed. Biden level skills. The demonstration was quite limited as well. Not a lot of range. But impressive in a year.
Legs just seem soo unnecesary for moving robots, they can clear all kinds of stairs on treads with a certain design… So why install at least 4 motors for every joint in each leg? Maybe for making it seem a bit more realistic, as in "lets give it legs so the owner enjoys its company more".
@@TechnoMinarchist right, but there's more efficient ways to get from point a to point b, aren't there? In the end, I believe there will be many setups to choose from and the possibility to customize them.
@@user-pt1kj5uw3b Yeah, maybe even a minimalistic model designed like a monowheel with a ball shaped wheel and a gyroscope to stay balanced. I'd use it as a boxing coach:D
the motion is really good,
other bots walk like they shit their pants.
Especially the Teslabot in 2X speed.
@@VinoVeritas_ now the problem is can it do anytihng besides walking ?
Now it walks like Andrew Tate.
3d modeling
@@aciidbraiin8079
Preferable
Finally, a robot that can walk at a reasonable pace.
It's CGI
It isn't.
It's amazing. I cant wait to see which humanoid robot will be the first to roll out to households. The walk in this one is really the best so far.
Is there a chance the vid is in fact fake?
It's so obviously fake.
@@VinoVeritas_ Why do you find it so obviously fake?
@@jendabekCZ Look at the floor covering. There's a genuine shot showing a tethered robot without a head. The rest is CGI.
@@VinoVeritas_ What's wrong with the floor? You mean that pattern repetition? That's how real floor covering often looks like.
That robot without a head already walks exactly the same as the one in the main video, so -1 reason to fake it.
There are also video cuts when it is turning, which they would probably fake too if it was fake.
Yes, it could still be CGI, but I don't see any evidence of that.
@@VinoVeritas_lol dude . Be quiet . It’s real .. Elon musk has a Tesla version .. do you really think china is lacking?
This 100% looks more like plans/concept, and not even at prototype stage
correct, they rendered the training models to photorealism, not even teh background is irl video, it is also rendered cgi.
this guy is just too dull to observe the details
OMG the walking cycle of the robot in the beginning of the video is truly shocking, I could not believe my eyes as to what they're seeing, it looks too real for a robot, it's crazy how quickly robots now being developed.
I thought those bent-knees gait is a signature of robots and nobody bothers to make a humanoid with a normal gait. Finally! Outstanding job!😊
This is the most impressive humanoid robot I've seen in terms of natural walking abilities.
As a 3D artist for 5 years, I can say this is 200% CGI.
I think it's real. China is cooking hard with robotics. Did you pixel peep?
As a 3D artist, I can't say that. What are your arguments?
It might be, but the thing is China has made incredible leaps as well, it is an economic superpower that actually attracted a few of the world's brightest minds. As Tesla Bot aims to be at around 20 to 25k$ (hopefully not more), I heard that a Chinese company is trying to achieve the same results by keeping the price tag at 16k$, which would utterly destroy the american innovation if they don't find some type of huge edge to justify the price tag. There's also Apple fans-like customers so we could expect that to work well with the right marketing/brainwashing.
Hahaha
argument of authority is not a good sign, specially when it's not backed by anything other than "trust me bro"....just sayin'
0:51 6:01 7:05 10:05 The way you handled this section is a masterclass in skill and patience. Respect! 🎓
Finally, a robot that actually walk like human? Unlike Tesla's one that walk like Joe Biden....
It is amazing that people don't want to believe that technology has reached this point and doubt the human Ingenuitive trait.
Why would this be considered so undoable?🤔
Simply because it looks to be the very first capable of walking like an actual human. Hundreds of other startups, all incapable of doing this, how are we to trust the first breakthrough without stringent proof?
@@TheRealityWarper08 well someone has to done it eventually right? It's just a first stepped, doesn't mean other company couldn't catched up later on. It's not even perfected yet
Man, imagine another 10-20 years, these robots will be so advanced. These companies need to keep it up and not give up like companies did decades ago.
Tese demos are to attract investors to fund dev of the full product. Its not market ready
Watched the video half way, and all I see is ai video generation. 1 year old company, 30 workers, located in China, sure., bro. Any proof this is real?
many people think it's human voice
the war supporters never were the brightest... and even got that "china" in there to support the imperialism.
Any proof this is fake?
@@jendabekCZ You know that's impossible to provide. You can't prove a negative
@@Srindal4657 Then we should assume it is not fake I guess?
Wow, that is amazing development. I thought it was CGI, i can't believe this is real.
omg finally! thank god that i may live to see this. after decades of watching robot videos and getting more frustrated and worried each time that no one seems to care about this. go engineai! this looks already 1000 times better than anything i have seen from all the other companys. i would buy this one over all the others just because of its walk. i simply cannot watch the bent knees anymore, it drives me crazy. so, extremely well done!
but i just wonder: it still does not have toes. a bendable section at the tip of the foot. a ball of the foot. when it rolls off it has to do so on a sharp edge at the front of the foot. why couldnt they make at least a passive solution for that? it wouldnt need a motor in it.
lets make an experiment together: stand up and stand with straight legs on your two flat feet, your weight evenly distributed between your heel and your ball of the foot. now lean slightly forward and shift your weight on your ball of the foot and toes. now lift your heels as high as you can. you will notice that you can stand like this. you are standing on your toes and your ball of the foot. this is essential for efficient walking, running, stair climbing, squatting, everything!
no robot can do this! not even this one. and it is the essence of everything that has to do with human feet. humans do everything with the ball of the foot, not with flat feet. i dont understand, why no one seems to get this. i understand that it is hard to engineer, but no one seems to even give it a try.
Optimus is the only bot so far that uses a joint for the toes like you are talking about. Don't look at the early videos because it didn't have it yet. Look at some of the later ones.
@@jlrutube1312 i know. theres also pet man and hrp 4c miim. but all these seem not to use it much.
I concur with others, it's AI gen'd CGI. The video's lighting thru-out makes it hard to believe the alleged robot is 'for real'.
The one where it's wrapped in trash bag would be hard to make in CGI, looks real to me.
I'm going to be reincarnated into machine wizard. That's what my story goes.
I was gonna make fun at this before watching the video but when I saw the first couple of seconds I was blown away, this is awesome!
Racing towards the terminator era😂
Boston Dynamics did this with Petman robot. Unfortunately, they made Atlas with bent legs.
Everyone arguing whether it’s cgi or not is useless. China is literally lead manufacturer for automation, robotic motors, robotic arms, and has the most Ai patents, if it’s a revolutionary humanoid ai, it’ll come out of china
Durability is most important, need to be able to self repair, if possible 6 second switch and go... switch out part, recalibrate and go
That's SCARY AS HELL
So while this is a leap forward in terms of how a robot can walk similarly to a human, I think the knowledge of how they got there is more important, because no matter how agile these robots become, it’s the brains behind how they will be able to interpret, and traverse their environments, and how and what they’re able to actually do, that actually replaces what a human person can do in terms of real tasks that leads to a productive outcome don’t you think?
look at how they filmed this. this is cgi. they even have a cgi to supposed not cgi transition.
Thanks for update the robotic, my team will take lessons about this. We will be ready to win the race 🔜 date when this coming year.
Hold on..is this actually real or fake? at this point I'm not sure all of a sudden seeing the comments section
I think mimicing the way a human walks in a way that is essentially just falling forward and a bit of some heel stike that is what this looks like, some of this does look cgi but i think there is a real frame underneath and its just to make the robo look nice but we'll have to see more to verify.
This channel creates AI-generated videos every 8 hours ................many people comment as if it's a real TH-camr.......wake up people
the ai race has begun
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I'm living in the era when I was a kid I'm laughing hearing sound in old cable telephone, and now I watching scify Humanoid Bot become reality, from kid era dream into reality nowadays. What will our world look like in 20 years from now.
If this is indeed real then people really do need to wean themselves off of Musk’s Koolaid where he and Tesla simply refuse to acknowledge serious competition and talk as if they already own this future. Fact is presently they are not at the forefront of innovation whatever their hype. Now we need to accept there is a lot more to a robot that just walking like a human but nonetheless very concerning indeed just how presently they seem to be falling behind at least in motive capabilities and other companies are presently showing superior ai capabilities too.
Anyone can make a robot model that looks good in a video and has 'cool' new features and can seemingly walk in a pattern in an open room. Where musk EXCELS is in the robot's autonomous locating and detecting software that allows it to fully autonomously detect and engage obstacles and humans in it's day to day routines without causing accidents. Tesla's engineering and manufacturing capabilities are likewise unmatched.
If you think 36 humans and NVidia's Isaac sandpit can compete with Tesla you have another think coming.
Innovation is fine but you need to be able to upscale to volume manufacturing with excellent safety records to be a real competitor to Tesla. That takes time and huge money.
The line eye should be red with a moving red dot. ' By your command '!
Well, I'm impressed
Keep in mind simply being able to walk isn't that big of a deal. Doing other stuff is key. This is where Tesla will have an advantage with their huge computer farm they just built, and BD having several years now with their bots. At this point hardware is hardware, it's the software side that will be defining over the next year or so. Granted NVidia has their tools now, but I'm curious to see what Tesla does with their setup.
I still think Boston Dynamics is the leader in terms of movement.
I think you are right although the latest version of Optimus is beginning to catch up so BD needs to stay on top of things or Tesla is going to catch up. BD needs to come out with another video soon and let us know how they are doing. Personally, I think both companies are great but so far the BD bot can move the best.
@@jlrutube1312 Difference is boston dynamics robots are much more expensive, their robot dog is like 70k so imagine what Atlas is. Also, I am 100% sure Optimus gen 3 will blow it out of the water when it's revealed
Used to be. Now not even close
Boston Dynamic 1st Atlas was custom build using hydraulics for motion. The robot was 100% built as a project to explore movement through real world environments. The robot was not a use case for factory work, it has no hands a very important omission in their project. Additionally it was not designed for mass scale production like Optimus. The cost of Atlas was estimated to be in the range of $150k.
Tesla is build using proprietary low cost parts and factory to build it at a mass scale possibily millions. Elon stated this is just one of many designs they have in mind. The whole design is to get work done not for entertainment purposes. That's why it's not going to initially be doing back flips and acrobatics. Estimated cost for optimus is $20-$30k.
The new Atlas has electric motors so they are starting from ground zero like all the other robot producers. We don't think hydraulic engineering translates over to electrical engineering, they have no advantage over anyone.
@@tigaagul7 That is true
If Elon Musk bought the Chinese company, he would already have the patents for them to walk they Optimus 3.0
finally! a robot that walks correctly.
It is very hard but is possible and was for a long time. DrGuero2001 (Japanese Dr here on youtube) was doing that for toy robots (small ones made for STEM education and hobby like KHR-3) years ago. It's hard but I believe most of the companies don't bother to do that before perfecting other more important stuff.
Search for example for "Biped robot walks just like a human being". It was done 11 years ago and without any AI. It's just inverse kinematics and UVC (Unit Vector Control).
The 36 Chambers of Xinjiang
they slick over there lol
Try not to look at the 😂 Rotten Tomatoes rates from Pacific Rim 2
*1:30** Trying To Get Humans To Walk In A Human Like Way Is Definitely Near Impossible That's Why We're Creating Robots*
Now imagine a person who has lost both legs or any other limb, using these artificial limbs and moving through cerebral integration via synapses captured by AI (an example that makes sense to me).
The gift of being alive is to imagine and aspire to a bright future with these TOOLS and HUMAN potential!
Humanoid robots will find a place. They'll be the "Windows" of robots. Linux-like robots will make the most impact. They'll be designed and engineered like athletes, extraordinary in one area.
With modern AI video generation, all these new demo videos look very suspect. I will believe it when I see that on stage, in public, etc.
Pretty pretty crazy😯
hello robocop
Connect the dots, Isaacs sim, anyone watched the series the orville?
They need to paint it red and change the face so it looks like iron man.
Thanks for the video❤
I am just curious, so what do those robots can do besides walking. Can they clean the house?
China is so amazing at productization and manufacturing. They have the people, the experience and expertise. Above all they have the motivation Once things start moving it is where the robots will be built. Like everything else. I'm curious what Honda, Toshiba and Sony have been up to. I had a $2500 Sony AIBO robotic dog over 25 years ago. And Honda did all the early research on humanoid robots with ASIMO decades ago. They have been incredibly quiet. Hmmmm.
Cgi for sure!
Im a 7D artist of 90 years and believe me bro, this is max fake. Its so fake, it makes Kim Kardashian look real.
🥰😍🤩🥳❤💯💥💫👍👍👍I Predict within the next 10 years they will have Robots just like Data on Star Trek TNG
36 brothers? Where the sisters at?
in china we call sisters as brothers too, the same .
Fantastic. 😱
Looks good
Finally walks straight
Look up the succulent Chinese meal man video 😂
What do you want to bet that there is an all hands on deck today at other robotics companies.
Cool 😎
So, actually build a prototype.... Nobody cares about this Omnivision type CGI. I have seen much cooler CGI than this..
"C3-PO"
Fake? This is what they say just 2 years ago when China showcase some of their best EV concept. Now look at the list of extremely advance and well built Chinese EVs they offering to the world… still think this robot is fake ? Sure if you are the jealous and ignorant type, think whatever you want.
Their answer is more questionable 😂
Bro you are gullible. They’ve all been busted using CGI. Even Boston dynamics. They added in to make the robot look cleaner.
3:26 we need a revolution
Classic Chinese Walk
Tesla bot has Suspention to its legs but this...
*And In All Reality The Manufacturers That Builds Those Robots Are Trying To Build Them In A Way That It Would Be Easy To Fight Off That's Why Most Robots Move Like Old People Or Little Kids Is Because Old People And Little Kids Are Easy To Take Down*
Clever engineering? Sure.
Leading in robotics? No.
The hardware is trivial. It does not matter how fluid walking is.
What's nontrivial is performing useful tasks safely and accurately.
You can't just assume that AGI will arrive, be plopped into a robot body, and voila, done. That's naive.
The robotics leaders are putting robots on factory floors to perform useful tasks.
If you ask these guys if their robots can do that, all you'll get is blank stares. They, like you, are assuming away the hardest part of robotics.
Honestly: do you know what AGI will look like? What its limitations will be? How much compute and energy it will require? When it will arrive?
Of course not. Nobody can answer that.
Leaders in robotics are not waiting for those answers. They are training robots to perform useful tasks safely - and they're doing it *now.*
Robot bodies are the easy part. The hard part is still ahead.
Whoa. I want one.
I Love it.
I thought it might be cgi. Lets hope its real
The parts becoming exploded views, leader text lines is 100% percent cgi.
Who has the best hands? Also will chinese companies come together to make a robot above all others?
you can buy the 众擎SA01 part today for less than 40K RMB... The AI that powers this robot is from SenseTime a Chinese AGI company that you can invest in the HongKong exchange.
Se é Real , traga ao público , deixem as pessoas verem. 😊. Brasil 🇧🇷
Could China come close to an actual Utopia which their people aspire to? with this effectively a fleet of intelligent labor force stopping only to charge maybe for a half hour.
Que todos reconheçam a santidade do teu nome! O nome verdadeiro do Criador é YHWH, pronunciado como YAUH (IAU), e o nome do Messias é YAUSHA (IAUCHA).
tesla meeds to buy this company now
I want a durable one that i can kickbox.
T-A3 Alpha, Cyberdyne Industries LTD
bro that is 100% cgi look at the fuzzing around certain areas.
Ok folks even if they aren't available now they are coming, or do you think these companies are just building androids and spending all this money for nothing
Very nice. I wouldn't call the gait quite human but at least it has some speed. Biden level skills.
The demonstration was quite limited as well. Not a lot of range. But impressive in a year.
thi sis a cgi render 3:48 😆 . the actual robot is very different 8:44 it is not at all like the more advanced robot in the demo
there is NOW SHADOW
7:19 uh.. that jawline though 😏unholy thoughts
Or...is it cgAI?
This is as fake as most of the Chinese-planted comments here.
Tell them to reply Boston dynamics
Realistic walking in what way?In a "i am holding in a shit way"?
we get battler bot humaniod 2025
🤪🤪🤪🤪😂😂😂
well... China will got challenged by USA in terms of hardware especially chip...
真怕把零件抖下来！
fake, It's CG.
Legs just seem soo unnecesary for moving robots, they can clear all kinds of stairs on treads with a certain design… So why install at least 4 motors for every joint in each leg? Maybe for making it seem a bit more realistic, as in "lets give it legs so the owner enjoys its company more".
Legs are useful because our infrastructure is set up for bipedal humans.
Agree. It seems very limiting. I think there are probably better forms, even 4 legs seems better.
@@TechnoMinarchist right, but there's more efficient ways to get from point a to point b, aren't there? In the end, I believe there will be many setups to choose from and the possibility to customize them.
@@user-pt1kj5uw3b Yeah, maybe even a minimalistic model designed like a monowheel with a ball shaped wheel and a gyroscope to stay balanced. I'd use it as a boxing coach:D