Can it also do masking? Otherwise seems like more prep work to do a menial task. 1. A person needs to do the tape mask 2. Person needs to 3D model or 3D Scan the environment (more pricey equipment) 3. Person needs to program the paint work 4. Person needs to set up the robot prior to painting. Only way I can see this feasible if it was part of new major construction project such as an airport where the CADs are available immediately. Small jobs not so much.
1. In new buildings masking is not an issue because the paint is wiped out from the floor in the cleaning process afterwards. The robot in the video is not calibrated the spray is up to 10 mm accurate. 2. Our robot does the 3D modeling fully autonomously. It uses an embedded $300 depth camera. No need for any external equipment 3. No programing is required. It identifies the walls in front of it and cover only the surface, ignoring windows or other parts that are not part of the wall surface. 4. The operator needs to fill the materials, turn on the airless and make sure it has pressure, drive the robot to the wall and press "start". 5. BIM is not needed because the robot can not rely on digital plans it plans its path based on real scanned and modeled work area. If there is digital information of the building it can offer "BIM to As-Built comparison"-.
A different company is making a masking tape applying robot, and yet another company is making a third robot which will keep the paint supplied to the painting robot AND remove the masking tape (carefully) when the paint has dried (so _that_ robot actually has to go home and come back the next day). There is also talk of making one other robot which will turn up and deal with the customer in the first place, making a team of 4 which can sort out the entire job from start to finish 👍 They can't do any work involving stairs though, and they can't fit in the bathroom, the kitchen, or get into any cupboards. I had one of these 'job stealing robots from the future' turn up at one of my sites but I just poured a bucket of water on him and that was the end of that! 🤗
@@OKIBO1 oh because new buildings have no windows, trim, crown, lights, cabinets, showers and again, the spraying aspect of painting a house is about 20% of the actual job, the fun part. You need to at least program it to spray correctly, the airless FFLP spray tip you are using is designed to be a 2 pass application, sprayed from a distance of 12" parallel to the substrate. So you should have it lap 50%, professionals typically do 60% for human error, possibly your robot could be more precise with that, I don't see you making this thing work and if you do the cost would put it out of the market, however if you want to get real, I know applications for this that would be more feasible, they would actually pay more than house painting, not to be much easier for you to produce. We could make a lot of money for real, you should get ahold of me. time is running out someone will take this idea from us soon if we don't act fast.
Nope. It goes along and sprays the body, then the trim is painted by hand. No 3d scanning needed. It's all on board. Are you that ignorant about how AI robots work? Even home vacuum robots map it the environment, identify obstructions, and use an algorithm to plan the path. It would be exceedingly easy to have this robot roll through an entire for of a high-rise and pain all of the walls. Completely navigating and identifying the flat surfaces that need painting, all on it's own.
the brush isn't moving itself and will very likely be more expensive than a robot, building such robots is cheaper than you might think. Give it a few more years and those will be standard everywhere.
I can do the same thing at the same speed with a $1500 pro paint sprayer. If there's 2 of us it's not even close. Unless that robot costs less than 10k I don't see the advantage of using it over a person in either productivity and cost savings.
A robot can do this 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Imagine a 40+ storey condo, same layout on each floor. Robot would be worth it in such a scenario if we're in a western country where painters cost $15-25 per hour.
@@stevenchen727 ya cool u hire 4-5painters (in my country 3-4$/h) they do way faster job and if they get broken u hire new one u dont have to wait for warranty repairs n shit... return investment of this robot is around 3500years... what a yikes...
It's cool and all, but it's not using proper spray technique. The gun is always supposed to be kept at a right angle with the surface you're painting, the robot is arcing at the top and bottom of it's strokes. That would give you even coverage on the middle of the stroke but uneven and less build on the top and bottom of the stroke. Plus, with the arcing of the strokes it would be prone to getting dry spray in the corners. Neat tech though, just needs some fine tuning... Then it will take my job, lol.
At 25 sec there was a glimpse of some sort of AI. The key for this type of machine will be when the AI and the robotics both meet a level that replaces the human painter. Once the AI gets to a level it can ID what the job is and adapt. The improvements in AI and robotics jump forward every day. These types of machines are not far off in the future.
@@kieranmacdonald83 you don't paint houses obviously. This will never work, 80% of time on a paint job is prep, there aren't too many Professional painters that even bother spraying an interior wall, it's better to roll unless you have a large crew that can mask well. Spray trim and ceilings and cut and roll the walls, you really get a better coat of paint anyway.
@@revolutionofveritas no I don’t paint houses. But I do employ full time: 3 painters, 2 labourers, 6 carpenters, 10 electricians, 2 plumbers, a gas fitter, and a licensed building practitioner. But one thing I do know and as said I made reference to AI. AI is making huge steps every day. Technology is ever advancing. Every day people are working on making improvements to AI constantly. I can see what it can do now. I can imagine what this technology will do in 5/10/15 years.
@@kieranmacdonald83 Well, that explains your lack of knowledge most owners don't know much about the actual jobs, I agree AI is making huge advances, but I don't think you really understand what AI is if you think that it's going to make this robot a feasible business model in 5,10-50 years, none of the issues I missed would be solved by AI, but, I thought you played Soccer, interesting to know about your business though thanks! You want to see a painting robot that is actually already doing work, they picked a much more feasible substrate for it to paint, it's pretty cool and already being used in Houston. th-cam.com/video/MjBFLEPyLFA/w-d-xo.html
El humano puede realizar otras tares que este robot no realiza cono por ejemplo, emparchar agujeros , buscar defectos , aplicar selladores, encintado de planchas de yeso , aplicar enduido , reparar , paredes , zocalos , aplicar masilla etc. Una infinidad de tareas que el ser humano lo hace mucho mas rapido.
Do you remember all those times you were late or didn't show up that day? Remember I had to explain to my customer why we were a little behind schedule because you were late numerous times or just decided to not show up or even call to let someone know? You left early, took longer breaks than you were supposed to, and were wasteful with materials. You've been replaced...or will be soon. Take care.
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What a joke... How do I type? Maintenance and repair costs and downtime and upgrades. And what about the person standing there keeping an eye on it so if it freaks out or the paint bucket is empty and also setting up the machine and cleaning machine. Anybody see a problem yet. Lmao. I will stay with the humans on this one.
Can't cut into the corners. If I had a painter and decorator working for me that done as bad a job is that robot did, he wouldn't be working for me much longer. And I couldn't imagine anybody else paying him to work for them
My rate. 3500$ paint your appartment. 5000$ if you tried to do it yourself and i have to fix it. 50,000$ if you had enough money to buy this robot and call me to fix its blunders. Works both ways. Try to replace me all you want. The only thing you're gonna learn is your robot will never be a professional
1 robot cost = pay for 5 people for 10 years. After 2 years robot needs upgrade = pay for 2 persons 2 years. How is robot better/more cost effective? Design/build robots to operate where it's dangerous/impossible for humans to work, not take normal people jobs.
think ahead...many people dont want to work, so we develop sort of social security where robots pay us to stay home or enjoy life...let them take all jobs. they only work if we can buy...
What a shit job it painted over the door frame and over all the edges on the ceiling and floor. A human will have to come and finish it properly. .... WARNING TO THOSE THINKING THIS IS A GOOD THING, it will replace you!
Am i the only one that sees a problem with this? As automation takes over more and more taking human jobs more and more less jobs mean less ppl getting paid and spending it back in the economy less ppl that can afford rent which is getting higher and higher which means more ppl homeless or moving back with parents more ppl starving more ppl dieing more ppl getting sick losing health insurance so on and so forth
oh they have a plan for that, the owners of these robots just kill off the working class population! takes care of the global warming problem at the same time.
This would not be used in a small amount of situations. It’s also very messy, leaves a lot of overspray and uses poor technique. You’re better off hiring a painter
Well again, too bad painting is 80% prep and 20% application. It's over spraying the ceiling and floor, it's not even putting on a good coat, you need 50% overlap with your gun when you are spraying, it's leaving holidays that wouldn't meet the mil spec of the paint. Interesting tho, I've had an idea for a painting robot for a different application that'd be not only marketable to sell, but very profitable to operate, hmu if you want to become a billionaire, no joke.
@@OKIBO1 i have an idea involving paint and a robot that would actually be profitable and much easier, hmu if you want to make some real money, i am an actual master painter too btw, so I know all the nuisances of the trade this is cool but never going to take that job.
Stop automation. We are loosing jobs people! We will soon discover that our fate as humanity is already written . Now to survive and protect my family.
Robots have been painting cars for decades. This is just another step up.
Just another step up? LOL...it's a giant step and is industry changing. Cars come down a line, this goes TO the work.
Does it climb stairs
I would love to have one of those for new drywall priming, looks expensive
I just spent hours developing this in my head
Hi, is the robot available in UAE?
Can it do artistic painting on a canvas? How much does it cost?
do you have to sell in Brazil?
tem pra vender no brasil?
Does it come with a button to not paint the ceiling and or floor?
Doesn't matter. Floors are bare, and overspray won't matter.
We need this in my city!
What do we call its base on which it's moving
Great work
Can it also do masking? Otherwise seems like more prep work to do a menial task.
1. A person needs to do the tape mask
2. Person needs to 3D model or 3D Scan the environment (more pricey equipment)
3. Person needs to program the paint work
4. Person needs to set up the robot prior to painting.
Only way I can see this feasible if it was part of new major construction project such as an airport where the CADs are available immediately. Small jobs not so much.
1. In new buildings masking is not an issue because the paint is wiped out from the floor in the cleaning process afterwards. The robot in the video is not calibrated the spray is up to 10 mm accurate.
2. Our robot does the 3D modeling fully autonomously. It uses an embedded $300 depth camera. No need for any external equipment
3. No programing is required. It identifies the walls in front of it and cover only the surface, ignoring windows or other parts that are not part of the wall surface.
4. The operator needs to fill the materials, turn on the airless and make sure it has pressure, drive the robot to the wall and press "start".
5. BIM is not needed because the robot can not rely on digital plans it plans its path based on real scanned and modeled work area. If there is digital information of the building it can offer "BIM to As-Built comparison"-.
A different company is making a masking tape applying robot, and yet another company is making a third robot which will keep the paint supplied to the painting robot AND remove the masking tape (carefully) when the paint has dried (so _that_ robot actually has to go home and come back the next day).
There is also talk of making one other robot which will turn up and deal with the customer in the first place, making a team of 4 which can sort out the entire job from start to finish 👍
They can't do any work involving stairs though, and they can't fit in the bathroom, the kitchen, or get into any cupboards.
I had one of these 'job stealing robots from the future' turn up at one of my sites but I just poured a bucket of water on him and that was the end of that! 🤗
@@OKIBO1 oh because new buildings have no windows, trim, crown, lights, cabinets, showers and again, the spraying aspect of painting a house is about 20% of the actual job, the fun part. You need to at least program it to spray correctly, the airless FFLP spray tip you are using is designed to be a 2 pass application, sprayed from a distance of 12" parallel to the substrate. So you should have it lap 50%, professionals typically do 60% for human error, possibly your robot could be more precise with that, I don't see you making this thing work and if you do the cost would put it out of the market, however if you want to get real, I know applications for this that would be more feasible, they would actually pay more than house painting, not to be much easier for you to produce. We could make a lot of money for real, you should get ahold of me. time is running out someone will take this idea from us soon if we don't act fast.
Nope. It goes along and sprays the body, then the trim is painted by hand. No 3d scanning needed. It's all on board. Are you that ignorant about how AI robots work? Even home vacuum robots map it the environment, identify obstructions, and use an algorithm to plan the path. It would be exceedingly easy to have this robot roll through an entire for of a high-rise and pain all of the walls. Completely navigating and identifying the flat surfaces that need painting, all on it's own.
@@OKIBO1 what is the price off the robot?
How much is the painting robot please ?
Do we have any outdoor products available?
Unfortunately no.
Is it available in india
price ?
Where can I invest in one of those.
you could just give me your money, this is not marketable. If just spraying the paint was the job i'd be a billionaire already.
Hello, how much is this robot? I'm interested
How much
We have a TH-cam channel and would like to know if we could use some of your content from this video..
Of course we’ll give you a good credit for that which would give you hundreds even thousands of views bringing you more subscribers🎉
Please let me know if that is OK?? Thank you!!!!!
Yes that's OK, but please note that this video is 3 years old (EG4 model). We have released 2 generations of robots, during this time.
How much? And where can it be purchased?
The most expensive brush off the century.
the brush isn't moving itself and will very likely be more expensive than a robot, building such robots is cheaper than you might think.
Give it a few more years and those will be standard everywhere.
C'est combien et où pouvons nous nous en procurer ?
I hope us contractors don't lose our jobs to this any time soon..
What it's price
I can do the same thing at the same speed with a $1500 pro paint sprayer. If there's 2 of us it's not even close. Unless that robot costs less than 10k I don't see the advantage of using it over a person in either productivity and cost savings.
A robot can do this 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Imagine a 40+ storey condo, same layout on each floor. Robot would be worth it in such a scenario if we're in a western country where painters cost $15-25 per hour.
That robot dont need a lunch, smoke break. And can work 24hrs a day.
@@stevenchen727 ya cool u hire 4-5painters (in my country 3-4$/h) they do way faster job and if they get broken u hire new one u dont have to wait for warranty repairs n shit... return investment of this robot is around 3500years... what a yikes...
@jayvir jadeja ya than lets talk in 100years... cuz right now no one in right mind will buy this...
Well I’m glad i didn’t pick painting for a career this thing is gonna cause major lay offs painters beware!
Who will carry it to the apartment? Looks fing heavy lol
Hey cool, my shower idea is already build.
Heii Okibo, i can do the rest, can you start painting on the second floor?
00:50 this is so cool, we come to the next level, robots go to work, we don't have to bring the thing in front of it on the assembly line.
It's cool and all, but it's not using proper spray technique. The gun is always supposed to be kept at a right angle with the surface you're painting, the robot is arcing at the top and bottom of it's strokes. That would give you even coverage on the middle of the stroke but uneven and less build on the top and bottom of the stroke. Plus, with the arcing of the strokes it would be prone to getting dry spray in the corners. Neat tech though, just needs some fine tuning... Then it will take my job, lol.
Primitivo , pero es el comienzo apenas ! demasiado esfuerzo e inversion para minimos resultados ! queda todo por hacer aun !!
What about when it needs to paint the baseboards, walls, door frames all a different color. Guess it will just overspray everything lol.
At 25 sec there was a glimpse of some sort of AI. The key for this type of machine will be when the AI and the robotics both meet a level that replaces the human painter. Once the AI gets to a level it can ID what the job is and adapt.
The improvements in AI and robotics jump forward every day. These types of machines are not far off in the future.
@@kieranmacdonald83 you don't paint houses obviously. This will never work, 80% of time on a paint job is prep, there aren't too many Professional painters that even bother spraying an interior wall, it's better to roll unless you have a large crew that can mask well. Spray trim and ceilings and cut and roll the walls, you really get a better coat of paint anyway.
@@revolutionofveritas no I don’t paint houses. But I do employ full time: 3 painters, 2 labourers, 6 carpenters, 10 electricians, 2 plumbers, a gas fitter, and a licensed building practitioner.
But one thing I do know and as said I made reference to AI. AI is making huge steps every day. Technology is ever advancing. Every day people are working on making improvements to AI constantly. I can see what it can do now. I can imagine what this technology will do in 5/10/15 years.
@@kieranmacdonald83 Well, that explains your lack of knowledge most owners don't know much about the actual jobs, I agree AI is making huge advances, but I don't think you really understand what AI is if you think that it's going to make this robot a feasible business model in 5,10-50 years, none of the issues I missed would be solved by AI, but, I thought you played Soccer, interesting to know about your business though thanks! You want to see a painting robot that is actually already doing work, they picked a much more feasible substrate for it to paint, it's pretty cool and already being used in Houston. th-cam.com/video/MjBFLEPyLFA/w-d-xo.html
New builds I can see this working on. But they are coming
Overspray + fancy screens and controls = inoperable after 20 minutes of work.
how?
@@aneesulhasnain7131 If a tiny particles of paint cover the screens/touch screens it will render this machine inoperable.
Mast
That idea is on good precise mill coatings.
Сколько стоит такой аппарат?
This is impressive. They have a long way to go as far as overstay and such. Can a robot also fix drywall imperfections? Can’t wait to see the future
Please contact me as soon as you see the information. I need to see your product.
El humano puede realizar otras tares que este robot no realiza cono por ejemplo, emparchar agujeros , buscar defectos , aplicar selladores, encintado de planchas de yeso , aplicar enduido , reparar , paredes , zocalos , aplicar masilla etc. Una infinidad de tareas que el ser humano lo hace mucho mas rapido.
This is the Great Reset Pörb
I just need a robot to cut my hair or shave my beard or brush my teeth. When is this robot revolution supposed to fucking start?
Prici sir
Now do a downstairs toilet, mask up and wipe back abs customer overnight smudges
Я краскопультом примерно с такой же скоросью задуваю А такой робот стоит как квартира в центре Москвы))
Do you remember all those times you were late or didn't show up that day? Remember I had to explain to my customer why we were a little behind schedule because you were late numerous times or just decided to not show up or even call to let someone know? You left early, took longer breaks than you were supposed to, and were wasteful with materials.
You've been replaced...or will be soon. Take care.
No, I'm never late tho, but you'd be out of business in no time with this little robot painter lol
Damn it, the technical operator can be late too!
Great work with a ROS empowered robot!!! Hope to see this agile creature being commercialized widely!
*destroys industries*
Heh... Nothing personal kid
As a old man Amazing.
Price 1 million dorra
probably costs 100,000 usd
💛price
Hanzhen harmonic drive gear , strain wave reducer, robot joint , over 30 years experience
Nice demo, but why use such a terrible color and have unfinished walls? It really makes the results look low quality.
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What a joke... How do I type? Maintenance and repair costs and downtime and upgrades. And what about the person standing there keeping an eye on it so if it freaks out or the paint bucket is empty and also setting up the machine and cleaning machine. Anybody see a problem yet. Lmao. I will stay with the humans on this one.
Mexicans you meant. Lol
Wow
Впечатляет. Желаю новых успехов.
Очень хорошая штука!
Can't cut into the corners. If I had a painter and decorator working for me that done as bad a job is that robot did, he wouldn't be working for me much longer. And I couldn't imagine anybody else paying him to work for them
Sped up. Slower than a human?
Our company wants to buy your products, please contact me!
your company must suck at painting lol
My rate. 3500$ paint your appartment. 5000$ if you tried to do it yourself and i have to fix it.
50,000$ if you had enough money to buy this robot and call me to fix its blunders. Works both ways. Try to replace me all you want. The only thing you're gonna learn is your robot will never be a professional
I would smoke that robot.
1 robot cost = pay for 5 people for 10 years. After 2 years robot needs upgrade = pay for 2 persons 2 years. How is robot better/more cost effective? Design/build robots to operate where it's dangerous/impossible for humans to work, not take normal people jobs.
think ahead...many people dont want to work, so we develop sort of social security where robots pay us to stay home or enjoy life...let them take all jobs. they only work if we can buy...
They don't realize how little is in house painting honestly, unless it's just a whole hell of a lot cheaper to build and market robots than i'd guess.
Color Splash was better
What a shit job it painted over the door frame and over all the edges on the ceiling and floor. A human will have to come and finish it properly. .... WARNING TO THOSE THINKING THIS IS A GOOD THING, it will replace you!
Am i the only one that sees a problem with this? As automation takes over more and more taking human jobs more and more less jobs mean less ppl getting paid and spending it back in the economy less ppl that can afford rent which is getting higher and higher which means more ppl homeless or moving back with parents more ppl starving more ppl dieing more ppl getting sick losing health insurance so on and so forth
That's what the culling is for.
oh they have a plan for that, the owners of these robots just kill off the working class population! takes care of the global warming problem at the same time.
This would not be used in a small amount of situations. It’s also very messy, leaves a lot of overspray and uses poor technique. You’re better off hiring a painter
Well again, too bad painting is 80% prep and 20% application. It's over spraying the ceiling and floor, it's not even putting on a good coat, you need 50% overlap with your gun when you are spraying, it's leaving holidays that wouldn't meet the mil spec of the paint. Interesting tho, I've had an idea for a painting robot for a different application that'd be not only marketable to sell, but very profitable to operate, hmu if you want to become a billionaire, no joke.
One crapy job I have ever seen.
Im working with a company that has built a robot way advance than toaster on wheels.
What's the name of this company?
I have a idea that you can make you're robot spray 3 times faster or more.
@@OKIBO1 i have an idea involving paint and a robot that would actually be profitable and much easier, hmu if you want to make some real money, i am an actual master painter too btw, so I know all the nuisances of the trade this is cool but never going to take that job.
Stop automation. We are loosing jobs people! We will soon discover that our fate as humanity is already written . Now to survive and protect my family.
Stop reproducing like bunnies if u cant support family.
Try not to reproduction too many human.😄....
All three of these comments sound as if a robot wrote them which is strangely ironic
No. You're wrong. Educate yourelf: th-cam.com/video/zBt_BbWgFzE/w-d-xo.html
SubversiveCitizen you too buddy