[goaty]

[LOCKSUIT]

My thoughts as I started watching the video above:

"Oh no what is this"

A pigeon? A peacock? Another Boston Dynamics money raiser?

WTF IS THAT!

FFS! REALLY, ISN'T THERE A MORE EFFICIENT WAY TO DO THIS?

HOLLY JES***!!!!!! THIS IS CREEPY AS F PASTA!!!! CREEPYY CHEESE!!

[goaty]

Yes I cant tell where the head is on it,  could be bottom could be top.

[LOCKSUIT]

They should use food to power robots. Humans are powered by just a bit of food a day. So you need to find out how much energy a human arm uses, then develop a robot arm that uses only that much energy, recursive development. Once you do that, then all you need to do is convert food to energy well, then the new robot arm/etc will have the power it needs. So food is broken down by chemicals into energy, there's a lot of data on the internet on this process, all it takes is a little bit of research, all day every day, and you'll have it down pat.

[LOCKSUIT]

Wonder what would happen if you went in there and took off some of their boxes and pushed them over and shot them. I mean, what could go wrong? Chasing?

[LOCKSUIT]

How many times have I re-watched this?

[Korrelan]

It's cool because it seems organic in its motions,

Notice all the B&W orientation targets, the cameras must be in the 'chest area'.

 

[HS]

The movements are amazing! See, that's what comes from making an "un-ideal" design!

[goaty]

Its a roller blader. 

[LOCKSUIT]

FORGET THIS ONE

WTF IS THIS FU***** ONE!!!!!!!?!!

[Art]

Those have been on YT for some time now but imagine if they really wanted to find you. You'd better be good and you'd better be fast. This is only the crude beginning.
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@ Lock - They DO use food. We, humans, are somewhat more efficient in our consumption of Calories / day even if we only average .15 horsepower from a somewhat normal 2,000 Calorie / Day diet.

They (robots) consume and convert or use Electricity as food. Of course one would have to do the calculations for a given robot based on its power source (batteries) and the draw from its combined motors, sensors, and servos during an equal duration of a human's day.

It's just that 1 Horsepower = 641,146 calories/hour and we are at 2,000 / day.

Do the math...

[goaty]

FFS! REALLY, ISN'T THERE A MORE EFFICIENT WAY TO DO THIS?

After the initial build of the robots,  they can pick and place for you (and handle will even go up and down stairs) until their batteries run out,  so after the initial overhead of getting the droids done they go 24/7 for ever after.

Its very efficient.

[LOCKSUIT]

Ah, correct, they do got it doing up/down stair jumps/skating. Therefore then the human bipedal would be the only other option, not the squared boxed printer-shaped 3-axis arm I was envisioning.

[HS]

FFS! REALLY, ISN'T THERE A MORE EFFICIENT WAY TO DO THIS?

Probably, but I think it would ruin the coolness. Journey before destination and all that.