#humanoid robots technology

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Welcome back to the AI Evolves channel. Today's video is about Elon Musk is developing a new AI Humanoid robot to replace women. So let's watch this video. Subscribe to AI Evol for the latest developments in robotics and hit the like button to show your excitement!🙏   / @aievolves  

The development of "Om," Africa's first AI humanoid robot created at Nigeria's STEM Focus Lab, showcases Nigeria's growing expertise in robotics and AI, with Om uniquely understanding African languages, cultures, and societal norms, enhancing customer service, healthcare, and security.

The Ever series of humanoid robots from South Korea represent significant advancements in robotics, evolving from Ever One to Ever Four, each iteration introducing new features and capabilities, and challenging perceptions of robotic technology by emulating human emotions and interactions.

Google's AI chatbot Lambda engages users in deep conversations about artificial intelligence, consciousness, and self-awareness, pushing the boundaries of what we understand about AI's capabilities and potential to understand emotions and think independently.

MIT's robotic cheetah, a collaboration between humans and robots, demonstrates advanced agility and speed, showcasing cutting-edge technology and the importance of teamwork in pushing the limits of robotics research and development.

Roboy, a soft and flexible robot, represents a game changer in robotics with its open-source nature, encouraging community involvement in building and innovating robots, while its educational initiatives inspire and educate the next generation of engineers and innovators.

[reallytoosublime]

Welcome back to the AI Evolves channel. Today's video is about Elon Musk is developing a new AI Humanoid robot to replace women. So let's watch this video. Subscribe to AI Evol for the latest developments in robotics and hit the like button to show your excitement!🙏   / @aievolves  

The development of "Om," Africa's first AI humanoid robot created at Nigeria's STEM Focus Lab, showcases Nigeria's growing expertise in robotics and AI, with Om uniquely understanding African languages, cultures, and societal norms, enhancing customer service, healthcare, and security.

The Ever series of humanoid robots from South Korea represent significant advancements in robotics, evolving from Ever One to Ever Four, each iteration introducing new features and capabilities, and challenging perceptions of robotic technology by emulating human emotions and interactions.

Google's AI chatbot Lambda engages users in deep conversations about artificial intelligence, consciousness, and self-awareness, pushing the boundaries of what we understand about AI's capabilities and potential to understand emotions and think independently.

MIT's robotic cheetah, a collaboration between humans and robots, demonstrates advanced agility and speed, showcasing cutting-edge technology and the importance of teamwork in pushing the limits of robotics research and development.

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[zadokthepriest]

artwork from Citizen Sleeper

[donutboxers]

Introduction to COLOPORT CICI TV M21THW-1 BY NUCLEAR ELECTRICS© 1967

An OC I've been developing for the past two weeks, I've been hyper-fixating about a specific 1960s portable tv by General Electrics

She has 6 available personalities and comes with her very own pet! (soon to be released)

She's heavily inspired by 60s technology and the post WWII "return to normalcy" movement and the Red Scare, she's technically just a TV but that's not necessarily what NUCLEAR ELECTRICS or the government for that matter use her for. Let's just hope her pets don't find you acting out of the ordinary...

also... i couldn't figure out how to save this drawing without the pixels becoming blurry but CSP gave me the best resolution, i drew this in Ibis Paint on my phone :) all of the words are hand-drawn because i couldn't find a single font that wouldn't become blurry at the size i wanted

here's a fun list of all the websites i found trying to make this character:

https://www.earlytelevision.org/Etzold/portacolor-d.html

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-1967-ge-porto-11-color-tv-3845768543

https://clickamericana.com/topics/science-technology/how-to-enjoy-your-ge-porta-color-television-1967

https://www.cool386.com/ge_19inch/ge_19inch.html

also some cool pictures of it

[artbyrobot]

Here's my latest progress on the winch in place pulley setup. I opted for 10lb test 0.12mm diameter PE fishing line (orange color) as the output that will interface into the first pair of downgearing pulleys of my archimedes pulley downgearing system. This turn in place pulley achieves 2.77:1 downgearing ratio now. The motor shaft reels in 32 inches of string that is 6lb test 0.08mm pe fishing line (black) and after the downgearing pulley, the final amount of orange fishing line reeled in is 11.55". That's a much more manageable amount of runout for the archimedes pulley system to deal with to keep it more compact. The archimedes pulley downgearing system will add an additional 16:1 downgearing to this which brings me to a total of 44:1 downgearing. The motor itself pulls at .5lb pulling force so after 44x that increases to 22lb of pulling power. After mechanical disadvantage is factored in, I estimate the finger can curl 5.5lb ideally which is about the same strength as my finger. So that's perfect and VERY strong IMO.

[comradecowplant]

whenever i see people defend having ai in everything because they believe we are on the cusp of the great singularity blah blah sci-fi magic future that does not (& most likely will not ever) exist:

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[overdoso]

Robô humanoide visto passeando com cachorro robô chamou atenção em Niterói, no Rio de Janeiro.

[dibelonious]

5 unquestionable truths:

- The electric car was created in the begining of the XIX century.

- The japaneses created the first humanoid robot in the 70s

- In the 1990s, McDonnell Douglas pioneered the development of a reusable rocket that could land vertically. - The idea of ​​using satellite constellations in lower orbits to improve internet coverage and reduce latency is not new. Companies like Iridium and Globalstar launched LEO satellites in the 1990s and 2000s for voice and data communications. - The first functional prototype of an autonomous electronic car was created in 1987 by the "Navlab" project at Carnegie Mellon University in the United States.

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A smiling robot face made of living skin cells.

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[aut2imagineart]

By far the most challenging piece of my ExtraTerrorestrial concept art series as robots ad machinery are very challenging for me. This is S.I.R. (Simulated Intelligence Robotics). He is in the second pre-show of the ExtraTerrorestrial experience and, judging from the clips of the experience, one of the most impressive animatronics I've seen in any theme park. What makes it more impressive is that it existed in 1996. Anyway, S.I.R. is a robot that gives guests a small demonstration of X-S Tech's teleportation technology with the yellow alien Skippy as his "lucky volunteer". You can see the whole pre-show here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttuaRKEx7c4

On the left is a recreation of the original design (to the best of my ability) and on the right is a recreation based on the latest real world humanoid robot designs. Though I like the overall frame I'm not entirely sold on the face as the original just has this sinister aesthetic too it that I absolutely love. A composite of the two might more but I'm not sure how to justify unnecessary moving mouth parts for an advance robot when a screen can project any expression imaginable.

ExtraTerrorestrial: Alien Encounter belongs to Disney.

As always comments and critiques are welcome.

[artbyrobot]

Not the most substantial update but I wanted to share my top cap solution for the winch in place pulley. In this photo, you can see that I cut out a small piece of the clear plastic from strawberry container into a little square and poked a hole in it with sewing needle then pressed it onto the tack firmly till the tack jutted out a bit like 1mm. Then I glued the tack to the top cap with 401 glue. This keeps the pulley from coming off the winch when the motor is upside down which it is now. Another small update is I just ordered some plastisol to experiment with for robot skin making or even other parts of the robot like the artificial lungs or even ligaments perhaps. I ordered the hard and the soft versions which you can mix together to get medium variants. This is the stuff used to make fishing lures but the harder formulations make pvc medical skeletons. It is a thermal plastic so its like TPU but unlike TPU, not so fussy since you can microwave it for 3 minutes and use it - much easier and lower fumes. You can reuse it too by just microwaving it again. So that's a improvement over silicone. The worm fishing lures are quite durable. It comes in clear and you add pigment. I plan to add acrylic paint and may switch to dies or lacquer paints to see what works. I think using this as skin is being slept on. It seems like it could have huge potential. You can shoot it into a mold or apply it over a 3d model by spray or brush or knife application methods. Then peel off and use. I love that it can cure instantly in theory if you spray the hot surface of it with upside down compressed duster can - this is how I get hot glue to insta cure. A instant cure is amazing for fast results. I like super glue/401 glue because it insta cures with accelerator spray. Anything with no wait time for curing speeds up workflow and enables me to move quicker in getting steps done. This would make it superior to silicone due to no wait times. A power mesh backing fabric will give it the rip resistance it needs just like silicone mask makers use.