#most advanced robot

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From lifelike facial expressions to graceful movements, these AI humanoid robots are a testament to the incredible strides being made in the field of robotics. Join us as we unveil the intricate details and capabilities that make these creations more than just machines - they are a glimpse into the future of human-robot interaction.

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Experience the marvel of technological advancement with China's most captivating AI humanoid robots. In this video, we'll delve into the innovations shaping the future, exploring the elegance and functionality of these remarkable creations. 👉 Subscribe to my channel to stay tuned:    / @aievolves  

In this video, we explore the stunning creations coming out of China's advanced robotics labs, showcasing the pinnacle of artificial intelligence in humanoid form. These robots redefine the boundaries of what is possible, seamlessly blending aesthetics with functionality to create a truly enchanting experience.

From lifelike facial expressions to graceful movements, these AI humanoid robots are a testament to the incredible strides being made in the field of robotics. Join us as we unveil the intricate details and capabilities that make these creations more than just machines - they are a glimpse into the future of human-robot interaction.

Discover the innovative technologies powering these beautiful beings and learn how they are pushing the boundaries of what we thought possible in robotics. Whether it's in healthcare, entertainment, or companionship, these AI humanoid robots are poised to revolutionize various industries.

[beearcheops]

I’m busy making a tier list of drv3 so have some memes in the meantime

[ii-meeple-confessions]

Does anyone hear think about the emotion emulator lore because it is. FASCINATING to me. I HAVE CLIPS OF WHAT I MEAN -> (1, 2, 3) (obsessed with that last one, btw)

justin says that mepad sort of “rewrites” his coding/programming so he can feel more emotion, so what I’M curious about is if other meeple products can do this too .

like, was he only able to do this because he was built with an advanced emotion emulator with “limits” he was able to break or something, or could any meeple products do this? Or- probably more realistically- only ones with emulators?

i feel like it really depends on how artificial intelligence really works here. like, is this similar to the wild robot in which if emotions were needed for a task/mission they could develop them or are we quite literally limited to what they Have?

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[puniper]

i think one of my favourite bits of trivia about astro boy is that the three laws of robotics don't exist because Asimov's books were published around the same time Tezuka wrote Ambassador Atom, and he had so many people asking him if he had taken inspiration from his books that he had to make an afterword in one of the chapters clarifying he had no idea who that was or what the books were about which is why in astro boy, robots really have no issue harming and killing humans

anyways I bring this up because I just think it's funny that you could canonically ask Tenma what the three laws of robotics are and he'd probably say 'fuck if i know'

[godsfavoritescientist]

So there's this webserial called 'worm' about a world where superpowers started suddenly showing up in the 70's, and I'm trying so hard to think of a way to merge it with the stans-and-fidds 70s-and-80s plot events. The thing is, powers are caused by going through a traumatic event, and the powers are tied to both that event and to the person's various issues in ways that sometimes seems cruelly ironic. So you see my dilemma here, with there being so many options for events that could've given these guys powers

[no1ryomafan]

With more older anime I watch that’s specifically about androids the more I noticed all the influence mega man pulled from it despite it not being a anime nor the robot timeline ever getting a proper anime but I think what gets me more then “the basis of mega man is like astro boy, casshern and POSSIBLY kikaider all in a blender with mega man x making the second two inspos more apparent” is realizing how many villain characters inspired proto man.

You have the obvious one, char from Gundam, you have rock holmes from Astro boy who’s not a confirmed one but seems to track given classic takes a lot of Astro boy influence and then you have Saburo from Android kikaider, the most likely inspo for proto in EVERY category- and then you remember how while these characters are evil for a complex reason, proto man really shines to be different as he changed his ways. He’s still a rival to his “brother” in a sense but bass takes more of the role of the evil mega man, while proto just watches from afar and comes in to help when he thinks he’s needed.

I’m going to rotate this red robot fuck for awhile again FUCK

[gearlycorvid]

Hey babygirl... Come here often

[parab0mb]

Honestly these are pretty accurate.

[creative-robot]

“Riley’s gonna be the protagonist” “Riley’s gonna be the antagonist” Riley is 100% going to be the source of Bloodwheel taking on a physical form within the machine

[danzainosolitude]

Why did they never elaborate on the fact that there are *presumably* human versions of all the characters in Japan

[my-thoughts-and-junk]

anyway back to thinking about fionna and cake for the night because simon compels me

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[review-anon]

Tbh, I feel like Algorithm would try to erase Akane's memories out of Sora under the misguided belief that they're a "virus" or an "error" that she needs to take away to make sure the both of them can fulfill their mission to serve Mikado and "protect" Yuki.

(Sora obviously would be horrified about that and would try to stop her)

And, because she's an algorithm with just two things programmed into her, she doesn't have any free will nor capability to change, so no matter if she dislikes the idea of Mikado putting the "virus" called "Akane's memories" on her, she wouldn't be able to stop him, because the only thing she can do is to fulfill each and every command he gives her, like the perfect slave.

(In short, Algorithm is a bit like taking Akane's role as "The Ultimate Maid" to its most extreme extreme, in the process turning her into a mindless machine that only exist to follow orders, no matter how horrible they are)

//A perfect analogue why you need to be careful with AI as the most destructive AI might be following their programming but they take it way too far.

//A bit like Auto from WALL-E, who is merely following his programming, but because of the dogmatic refusal to change, he is the main antagonistic force.

//But yeah like I said there’s no malice in the Algorithm because at the end of the day, she is just following her programming. But as far as Sora is concerned it’s a fate worse than death.

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Seductive Female Robots That Can Do ANYTHING

Welcome to the AI Evolves channel! In this video, we explore some of the most amazing robots that are transforming our world. From the sleek humanoid Astra to the innovative Flippy 2 fry cook, these robots are not just futuristic, they're here now, making a real impact. Have you ever wondered how robots could change your daily life? Will autonomous delivery systems become as common as your neighborhood mail carrier? Or how about a robot mixing your favorite cocktail at a bar? Join us as we dive into these exciting advancements and see how they're shaping the future of technology and human interaction.

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Introduction to Advanced Robots: The video explores cutting-edge robots like Astra, Flippy 2, and others, emphasizing their real-world impact and how they are transforming technology and human interaction.

Astra and Starship Robots: Astra is a humanoid robot known for its sleek design and advanced sensors. At the same time, Starship is an autonomous delivery robot that improves package delivery efficiency with human oversight.

Robotic Bartenders and Locus Robotics: Robotic bartenders mix drinks with precision, offering a unique bar experience, while Locus Robotics enhances warehouse efficiency with a system that brings work directly to workers, boosting productivity.