56 minutesI know human beings that struggle to plug in a cable. And not just because of USB superposition.
- HubertManne@piefed.socialEnglish1 hour
all robot manufacturers should be trying to make robots that can maintain and repair the robot. like they had one that could changed its batteries but they should change each others batteries.
IMO who cares if they run fast. Of course they can. They are robots. I would prefer them if at all, washing my car or dishes.
- greybeard@feddit.onlineEnglish2 hours
It’s pretty clear that robotics hardware has advanced way beyond the software. Do a backflip? No problem, that’s a predefined routine with good secondary control mechanisms to handle the variation between requested movement and actual movement.
Pick up a dish? Well, that’s going to take vision, control, understanding of how the grabber and various materials interact, and then fuse all that data into an expected result and a plan of action, then control of unexpected things like the plate slipping or the floor being slightly wet.
It’s amazing how far we’ve come and how much it has highlighted how far we have to go.
To me it just shows that they are more focused on making it better for war stuff and less focus on how to make it more utilitarian.
- greybeard@feddit.onlineEnglish1 hour
I disagree, it will be worse in almost every way for war than quad copter with a gun mounted on it. Once the brains catch up, maybe, but for now it’s going to trip at the first slightly uneven flooring or raised threshold, and completely destroy itself on a power cable laying on the ground.
- 🌸𝓯𝓵𝓸𝔀𝓮𝓻🌸@sh.itjust.worksEnglish9 hours
So gross motor skills is solved. Now just the fine motor skills and reasoning. That should keep them busy for another decade or two
This is why we need to have strict regulations on the maximum length of extension cables.
- shyguyblue@lemmy.worldEnglish13 hours
I remember the “totally autonomous for real you guys” robot that couldn’t even be Waldoed into shutting a dishwasher…
