I don’t think yall realize that robots can work 24/7, 365, no paychecks to be issues, no healthcare to offer, etc, etc. even at this pace they’re more profitable than human employees. Why do so many people refuse to acknowledge this instead of accepting it and coming together to begin problem solving the inevitable.
@@hamzadata Stop using the word "greed." What you're doing is demonizing the profit motive, which is fundamental to advancement in a technological, market driven economy.
@@suncat9No, they're demonizing greed. The profit motive may be greedy or fair. Fair profit is the one that allows the shareholders to live well without denying the same to the other stakeholders. Greedy profit is the one that maximizes the first at the expense of the later.
Robots are uses in the car industry for decades. Nothing new here. The fact that they start to look and behave a bit more human-like doesn't change a lot.
Yes. It will only become a problem when robots start venturing into other industries/jobs that did not have robots to begin with. When this happens, it will change everything about the economy. We will need UBI in this case
People never questioned that the crappy robots in Star Wars were useful and they’re at least this slow. The new Boston Dynamics robot walks much better. The thing about AI robotics, it’s like Neo in the matrix, they can train in a digital environment, run thousands of learning sessions simultaneously, and in the end BAM! all the robots know Kung Fu.
Ich möchte diesen Kollegen :-D als Vorarbeiter haben, allerdings nur bei vollem Lohnausgleich. Falls die Dinger irgendwann schneller werden sollten, kaufen und fahren die dann bestimmt auch die BMWs , wie Henry Ford vor vielen Jahrzehnten schon so ähnlich formulierte ;-) .
Some journalists now believe that BMW has overtaken Tesla, but they only bought robots. They also wrote that Mercedes overtook Tesla because a purchased system enabled it to reach level 3 in autonomous driving (in certain weather conditions/speed).
@@koschi201 mit dem Unterschied, dass er keinen BMW kaufen wird. Abgesehen davon, Anschaffung, Wartung, Strom, Programmierung, Verschleiss das alles sind auch Kosten. Und übrigens, das "dass" schreibt man mit doppel s.
Das ist eh doch nur im Entwicklungsmodus. Sobald das in Produktion geht, muss man nur die Rechengeschwindigkeit erhöhen und schon rennt das Ding. Oder die erhalten von Boston Dynamics noch ein "Lauf"-Modell (denn deren Roboter sind schon um einiges schneller unterwegs). Ich bin aktuell auch bei den meisten "Roboter"-Demos etwas enttäuscht, weil die so "lahm" sind. Würde der Typ jetzt durch die Gegend rennen und zack zack die Arbeitsschritte durchgehen, was würde man dann sagen? Dann wäre plötzlich der Aufschrei viel lauter von denen, deren Arbeitsplätze auf dem Spiel stünden.
@@planetopia2112 wenn die Roboter unsere Arbeit übernehmen, dann ist die Rechtschreibung nicht mehr wichtig? Obwohl wir Taschenrechner haben, wird Mathematik trotzdem weiterhin in der Schule unterrichtet.
Feels like the first half of a horror movie, it's all fun and happy until it's not! I'm never having one in my house, couldn't sleep, unless battery is fully removable.
@@franka2743 Then what are you a slave of? Its your own decision to be a slave, but that is a different topic. Humans always learn from mistakes, that doesn't mean that we have learned from every mistake, but the most important things we learned, were always from mistakes. That is just how nature works. It's always a trial and error principle and I'm sure you won't change that.
@@redwar7253 That's true and only proves my point, that we are stuck in a learning loop. We learn from our mistakes and we can only make mistakes, by trying. Thats how our lives will get better and better over time. The Question wether we can really master anything or not is a philosophical question and not something we can actually prove by science. Same with death. We dont know enough about our own cells and cell division to actually know why we have to die (get old and weak). We know that the RNA chromosomes start to shorten when you get older but we dont know why and how. Maybe I would have a choice of date if I would want to die, so the second point is just not true. The point is that most of us dont want to die and that's purely biological. So the rules of the universe make the decision for us. So what you are saying might be true for you and me but who knows about the future.
Isnt Speed just a matter of "computing speed"? So if the program runs faster, everything should get faster. Or maybe they are just on maintenance mode at the moment and running on a fourth of the normal speed for development purposes.
Get a life. There are many Robotics companies working simultaneously right now on producing humanoid robots for the mass market, not just Tesla! Actually, Figure with the O2 it’s near to live AI assisted audio interactive and response system, that Tesla doesn’t have.
I don't think the robots not so detailed freak than humans. If they missed one screw while assembling the parts process, all things will be messed up and money spend on them wasteless
So what? BMW is not a robot or AI company. Tesla is sometimes spending a lot of time and money on developing things that others end up doing better. Batteries is one example. Robots may be another.
@@yahnmahn9035 you dont have to if US taxpayers foot the bill for Elon's ventures, and your market cap for Tesla is so inflated, because he talks a good game but doesn't deliver.
Das was hier vergessen wurde ist. Verkaufen fängt beim konsumieren an. Menschen verdienen und konsumieren. Roboter verdienen und konsumieren nicht. Hier wird sich der Kreislauf der Versklavung nicht schließen... 😉👍
I dont see the obsession with humanoid robots they should be trying to make robots that take the manual labor load off of society. they dont need to resemble us
The reason is to take immediate advantage of already-existing infrastructure built for humans, this way these robots can become drop-in replacements for fired human workers without the need to build new infrastructure specifically for better-shaped robots.
they seem to bulky and slow. The people working on those workplaces have an specific norm which they are achieving way faster than those robots. And besides, that kind of factory already have an multitude of mechanical and electrical system to mantain. Is it worth replacing several cheaper workers with expensive robots which will require high end specialized and costly labor to mantain them? who will support the extra-costs?
Why can't you look to the future? Not everything is about the here and now. AI and Robotics will continue to progress to the point where they surpass humans and are cheaper to maintain, it is inevitable.
@@zSion cause robots are here for doesens of years. And factories are build around them. Now you want to add complex humanoid robots in human centric enviroment. You are speculating bs
Just another shiny hype video meant to attract investors and increase stock prices. Robot hardware is not that difficult, but AI is the part that is hard and still is decades away from actually being useful in such a factory setting. These robots can occasionally do something that looks impressive, but this AI architecture will not lead to something that is reliable and can turn a profit.
@Ftnast makes no sense your analogy. first iphone was amazing when launched. no one used it and said wait till 10 years. it was the best at its time and only incrementally got better.
Jim my old mucker you do not know how far the AI is away from being good enough, leading thinkers in the field do not know the answer to that , bit of humility mate in the face of the unknown pls
I agree and disagree. Definitely a hype video to attract investors, but robotics and AI will only get better... if the money keeps coming in. I don't see these iterations being profitable at all, at least not commercially. If they want to continue R&D to make them viable then they need to keep courting investors and if they can do that for a few years then these things will become amazing... Or terrifying
I don’t think yall realize that robots can work 24/7, 365, no paychecks to be issues, no healthcare to offer, etc, etc. even at this pace they’re more profitable than human employees. Why do so many people refuse to acknowledge this instead of accepting it and coming together to begin problem solving the inevitable.
The problem isn’t in technology. The problem is behind the greedy ones who will utilize it instead of solving real humanity problems (poverty, etc.)
@@hamzadata Stop using the word "greed." What you're doing is demonizing the profit motive, which is fundamental to advancement in a technological, market driven economy.
@@suncat9No, they're demonizing greed. The profit motive may be greedy or fair. Fair profit is the one that allows the shareholders to live well without denying the same to the other stakeholders. Greedy profit is the one that maximizes the first at the expense of the later.
Robots are uses in the car industry for decades. Nothing new here. The fact that they start to look and behave a bit more human-like doesn't change a lot.
Yes. It will only become a problem when robots start venturing into other industries/jobs that did not have robots to begin with. When this happens, it will change everything about the economy. We will need UBI in this case
People never questioned that the crappy robots in Star Wars were useful and they’re at least this slow. The new Boston Dynamics robot walks much better. The thing about AI robotics, it’s like Neo in the matrix, they can train in a digital environment, run thousands of learning sessions simultaneously, and in the end BAM! all the robots know Kung Fu.
Zeekr's robot has worked 20-21 days now, the "future" is here.
But the force was useful as well. Use the Force, Rex!
It changes so fast they will be dinosaurs soon
Can't stop watching again and again..
Bro walks 10% faster than Joe Biden 😭🙏
Please don't insult the robot.
And is 10 times smarter than Trump .🤪😄😆😂😂
Amazing @@Ivan-ye8ud
😂 ah come brew kkkk
😂😂😂
Already they're faster than some workers I know...
Get ready for UBI🎉
🙀 Amazing. This is just beginning
I'll be worried when they look like they didn't just crap they pants
autobots let's roll.
hahaha
Yeah, but what brand car would a robot buy? Or would it even buy one.
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Ich möchte diesen Kollegen :-D als Vorarbeiter haben, allerdings nur bei vollem Lohnausgleich. Falls die Dinger irgendwann schneller werden sollten, kaufen und fahren die dann bestimmt auch die BMWs , wie Henry Ford vor vielen Jahrzehnten schon so ähnlich formulierte ;-) .
Da wirst du Recht haben, wer will später die Autos kaufen, wenn alle Arbeitsplätze von Roboter ersetzt werden.
Is this the pleasure model? Asking for a friend.
$20 dollars an HR to flip burgers, well your days are numbered meet figure 2.
Awesome
달에 첫발을 내딛는 이 순간에, 14시간이나 흘렀는데, 댓글이 64개뿐이라니... 믿기지가 않구만..
Will this mean their cars will be less expensive, now they don't need employees.
Niemals!
This is just a pilot it will not replace workers yet but will in the near future
@@noahboa42069 That has been a talking point for the last 70 years.
Some journalists now believe that BMW has overtaken Tesla, but they only bought robots.
They also wrote that Mercedes overtook Tesla because a purchased system enabled it to reach level 3 in autonomous driving (in certain weather conditions/speed).
Tesla is not even close to Mercedes. They are not certified for level 3.
@@MrSchuetzendorf This, and also the fact that Telsa rides like a wooden horse carriage on a paved road ...
Wenn ich bei der Arbeit so laufen würde, wie er, dann hätte ich nach dem ersten Tag nicht mehr kommen brauchen. 😂
Mit dem Unterschied das deine Arbeit für ihn keinen Lohn zahlen muss und keine Krankenversicherung und er 24/7 arbeitet ohne krank zu werden.
@@koschi201 mit dem Unterschied, dass er keinen BMW kaufen wird. Abgesehen davon, Anschaffung, Wartung, Strom, Programmierung, Verschleiss das alles sind auch Kosten. Und übrigens, das "dass" schreibt man mit doppel s.
Das ist eh doch nur im Entwicklungsmodus. Sobald das in Produktion geht, muss man nur die Rechengeschwindigkeit erhöhen und schon rennt das Ding. Oder die erhalten von Boston Dynamics noch ein "Lauf"-Modell (denn deren Roboter sind schon um einiges schneller unterwegs).
Ich bin aktuell auch bei den meisten "Roboter"-Demos etwas enttäuscht, weil die so "lahm" sind. Würde der Typ jetzt durch die Gegend rennen und zack zack die Arbeitsschritte durchgehen, was würde man dann sagen? Dann wäre plötzlich der Aufschrei viel lauter von denen, deren Arbeitsplätze auf dem Spiel stünden.
@@onyxyno7813 wenn ein Roboter deine Arbeit übernimmt, dann kannst du auf das Doppel S auch verzichten.
@@planetopia2112 wenn die Roboter unsere Arbeit übernehmen, dann ist die Rechtschreibung nicht mehr wichtig? Obwohl wir Taschenrechner haben, wird Mathematik trotzdem weiterhin in der Schule unterrichtet.
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That's not what these robots are for.
awesome .... so elon goes to mars and moon and bmw goes to venus and mercury? very nice!
Amazing job BMW. But the next generation should be at least 'M Power' because these are too slow 👍
You realize bmw didn’t develop these humanoids a company called Figure did
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I like the soundtrack. Anyone knows about that music?
There will be no gain with such a movement speed. ☝😁
Do you remember the first cellphones... That`s the point about tech, in a few years this will not be a problem anymore
It’s not only the most expensive pick-and-place robot ever devised, it’s also the most unreliable. Congratulations.
cool. some day it'll be even more hotter if they solve the president walking motion problems naturally
Those do not need legs. Why not have the robots use 2 small tank treads to move about?
팩토리오 ファクトリオ فاكتوريو FACTORIO 异星工厂 แฟกโทริโอ Факторио 👽
rip bmw, Bmw 1990s-2019s Were the best
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BMW Group makin' robots now? 🇩🇪🔥🙏🙏
The BMW Group is exploring the use of humanoid robots in production for the first time.
BMW has a long-standing reputation as one of the world's leading luxury car manufacturers. 1:11
BMW Group is always on the lookout for new technologies.
The robot must be particularly dexterous to complete this production step. [BMW Group]
Feels like the first half of a horror movie, it's all fun and happy until it's not! I'm never having one in my house, couldn't sleep, unless battery is fully removable.
You have watched too many horror movies. With that mindset we humans would still be slaves of the church and think the moon is made of cheese.
@@60iger29yeah, I'm sure no mistakes will be made . Right!?
And tbh most people have simply moved in to being slaves to something else
@@franka2743 Then what are you a slave of? Its your own decision to be a slave, but that is a different topic. Humans always learn from mistakes, that doesn't mean that we have learned from every mistake, but the most important things we learned, were always from mistakes. That is just how nature works. It's always a trial and error principle and I'm sure you won't change that.
@@professormullmann159The thing is you/we dont master anything. Your ware born and you will die you have no choice of the date
@@redwar7253 That's true and only proves my point, that we are stuck in a learning loop. We learn from our mistakes and we can only make mistakes, by trying. Thats how our lives will get better and better over time. The Question wether we can really master anything or not is a philosophical question and not something we can actually prove by science. Same with death. We dont know enough about our own cells and cell division to actually know why we have to die (get old and weak). We know that the RNA chromosomes start to shorten when you get older but we dont know why and how. Maybe I would have a choice of date if I would want to die, so the second point is just not true. The point is that most of us dont want to die and that's purely biological. So the rules of the universe make the decision for us. So what you are saying might be true for you and me but who knows about the future.
Americans hollering about their Cybertrucks meanwhile in Germany…
You do realise that this is BMW North America, at the Spartanburg plant in North Carolina?
This is in America ?
Keep in mind this is C 1.0 just wait until they get till they get to C 3 piont 0 (C3P0)😂
I like everything need to better mobility walking can be improved...Tesla bot has a more human form factory when in come to motor skills
So,...can the robots shoot yet? More importantly, can they cook?
Terrifying.
Rise of the Machines
Se vem para o Brasil com certeza vão sindicalizar eles.
😅Cara, as condições em suas fábricas são tão ruins que os autômatos se sindicalizariam.
@@ProtoAlpha Você já ouviu falar no sindicato dos metalúrgicos.
@cortesdomonarktalkspodcast9354 Eu não, o que aconteceu?
@@ProtoAlpha e de onde saiu a maior quadrilha da américa latina. Um tal de PT
Just run the youtube video on twice of the speed, and you will know, what will come...
I knew it: Biden is the first human robot.
but can it speak over 6 million languages?
Pretty interesting as a POC. It's a little too slow at this time to keep productivity up to speed.
A 10th the speed at 1000th the cost is still cost effective.
Applications could include operating in toxic environment, weird positions for long durations, hot materials...
The speed will increase just wait until 2025 will be much faster
Isnt Speed just a matter of "computing speed"? So if the program runs faster, everything should get faster. Or maybe they are just on maintenance mode at the moment and running on a fourth of the normal speed for development purposes.
Is it Tesla Optimus video?
CopyCat ...
Get a life. There are many Robotics companies working simultaneously right now on producing humanoid robots for the mass market, not just Tesla! Actually, Figure with the O2 it’s near to live AI assisted audio interactive and response system, that Tesla doesn’t have.
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#enjoyingthelastdaysofcapitalism
Good, UBI will be a dream come true
I don't think the robots not so detailed freak than humans. If they missed one screw while assembling the parts process, all things will be messed up and money spend on them wasteless
BMW: here is cash, give us robots.
TESLA: devolping AI (!) and constructing their own robots.
But the cash is going to create better robots for them.
So what? BMW is not a robot or AI company. Tesla is sometimes spending a lot of time and money on developing things that others end up doing better. Batteries is one example. Robots may be another.
And yet Tesla just can't seem to turn a profit? Weird
@@yahnmahn9035 Tesla makes a fortune every quarter. Its not exactly a secret, you can google their profits...
@@yahnmahn9035 you dont have to if US taxpayers foot the bill for Elon's ventures, and your market cap for Tesla is so inflated, because he talks a good game but doesn't deliver.
Das was hier vergessen wurde ist. Verkaufen fängt beim konsumieren an. Menschen verdienen und konsumieren.
Roboter verdienen und konsumieren nicht. Hier wird sich der Kreislauf der Versklavung nicht schließen... 😉👍
I dont see the obsession with humanoid robots they should be trying to make robots that take the manual labor load off of society. they dont need to resemble us
Most of the systems of manual labor load in society are designed to be performed by humanoids.
The reason is to take immediate advantage of already-existing infrastructure built for humans, this way these robots can become drop-in replacements for fired human workers without the need to build new infrastructure specifically for better-shaped robots.
Actually KWh is the wrong form of using this dimension, attention the basics; kWh is right
they seem to bulky and slow. The people working on those workplaces have an specific norm which they are achieving way faster than those robots. And besides, that kind of factory already have an multitude of mechanical and electrical system to mantain. Is it worth replacing several cheaper workers with expensive robots which will require high end specialized and costly labor to mantain them? who will support the extra-costs?
Why can't you look to the future? Not everything is about the here and now. AI and Robotics will continue to progress to the point where they surpass humans and are cheaper to maintain, it is inevitable.
robots dont need paid leave, health benefits, sick days, and can work 24/7
@@JacksonBurr nope, they cannot. They need to recharge the batteries after few hours of work.
@@zSion cause robots are here for doesens of years. And factories are build around them. Now you want to add complex humanoid robots in human centric enviroment. You are speculating bs
@@snowfucaswappable batteries, it’s the compartment on the back
I, Robot
Optimus is going to lap these, no problem.
Skynet !!! 😅😅😅
I would never trust a Machine like this. It can kill you while you sleep.
You watched too many movies lol
ただ、人型でやる意味あるのかな？
I hope these companies deploying humanoid robots, realize they aren't humans and won't be buying the things they are building
Very cool, but I would have patterned their walking on someone other than Joe Biden. I-Robot is closer than everyone thinks.
Да интересно 🤔🤔 но, что будет с людьми, куда девать людей? Которые останутся без роботы, без средств существования 🫢😂🤣😂
Ходят, как Байден😂😂😂😂😂😂
slow walk af. idk why I have the urge to trip it as it walks like that.
These companies will do anything and everything except pay human workers what they deserve.
It’s only a matter of time before it walks faster
@@Theguywhowanders Sure maybe like in a hundred years. Honda asimo walks similarly and it is a 20+ year old robot.
@@Theguywhowanders Sure maybe like in a hundred years. Honda asimo walks similarly and it is a 20+ year old robot.
@@GH-uo9fy no way it will take that long
That robot moves like Joe Biden
100
Still crappy early.
Klkl
Mmm
My PERPETUAL MOTOR is better than any bmw
Just another shiny hype video meant to attract investors and increase stock prices. Robot hardware is not that difficult, but AI is the part that is hard and still is decades away from actually being useful in such a factory setting. These robots can occasionally do something that looks impressive, but this AI architecture will not lead to something that is reliable and can turn a profit.
You're right but AI is increasing at a (maybe) already exponential rate.
@Ftnast makes no sense your analogy. first iphone was amazing when launched. no one used it and said wait till 10 years. it was the best at its time and only incrementally got better.
Jim my old mucker you do not know how far the AI is away from being good enough, leading thinkers in the field do not know the answer to that , bit of humility mate in the face of the unknown pls
I agree and disagree. Definitely a hype video to attract investors, but robotics and AI will only get better... if the money keeps coming in. I don't see these iterations being profitable at all, at least not commercially. If they want to continue R&D to make them viable then they need to keep courting investors and if they can do that for a few years then these things will become amazing... Or terrifying
Buddy there's nothing meant to hype about this , figure 01 and 02 can do all the things mentioned in the videos, they're literally being tested by BMW
Yeah, I do not like this. It's fascinating for sure! But please don't implement this on a national and global level. We all prefer human beings.
Mercedes robot is better bmw🤫
Cool, let’s make humans redundant… because… profit! Who’s going to buy your cars once the whole workforce has been replaced? Marketing Managers?
dont type
you iQ is lower than the floor
bHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
It will be nice yo see the robots pay Taxes 😂 let's see how they like socialism
Boycott BMW
Laugh and joke now, hopefully you don't have a job or skillset that can be taken over by robotics.
This thing has no use , I think the entire industry will perish because I don’t see any use of it in the real world
Lol maybe in 100 years