#the evolution of robots

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How Robots From Humanity Companions To Agile Crup Pets | The Evolution Of Robots

Another new video from the "AI Evolves" channel. In this video, we delve into the fascinating evolution of robots and their impact on our lives. Join us as we explore the journey from robots as mere companions to the emergence of agile crup pets. Discover how these advanced machines have revolutionized various industries and become an integral part of our daily routines. From household chores to emotional support, robots have come a long way. We'll also discuss the latest advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) that have contributed to this evolution. Get ready to be amazed by the capabilities of these modern-day marvels! Stay tuned and don't forget to subscribe to our channel.

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00:00 Intro

002:09 The Human Touch

03:53 Robotic Performers

05:32 Beauty And Precision

07:07 Unleasing Quadrupedal Agility

08:38 Super Heroes Of The Future

09:09 Empowring Cognitive Development

09:38 Empathetic AI Companions

10:10 Dynamic Robotics In Actions

10:39 The Interactive Cyber Cafe

12:34 Outro Robotic Companions and AI

: Robots are evolving from simple machines to sophisticated human-like companions. They can engage in meaningful conversations and emulate human emotions, making us reflect on what it means to be human.

Robots in Entertainment: Robots are making significant strides in performing arts, like the robot Caspian, which acts in plays and shows, challenging our perceptions of creativity and expression in art.

Robots in Everyday Life:

Robots like Nimble and Danha are transforming daily tasks, such as nail painting and customer service, enhancing convenience and personalization in the beauty and hospitality industries.

Advanced Functional Robots:

Robots like Animal and Atlas demonstrate incredible agility and versatility, capable of navigating complex terrains and performing delicate tasks, revolutionizing industries and services like industrial inspection and disaster response.

The Future of Robotics:

As robots become more advanced and integrated into our lives, they prompt ethical and philosophical questions about their treatment and the nature of human-robot relationships, highlighting the need for responsible innovation and appreciation of human qualities. We hope you enjoyed this video.

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[galehowl]

and two more sketches

[renal03421]

Organic in the machine

🥩🥩🥩

[weaverofink]

oh shit metal stole tails' speak & spell

[meonea]

I happen to see many redesigns and reimaginations of star trek aliens, but very few about humans if any.

WE ARE ALIENS TOO

[viktorarcanedeservesbetter]

Viktor started topping and Jayce was like well this is not our dynamic at ALL and therefore that’s the moment he was like okay gotta see how I can reverse this back to the way it was

[driver270]

When You Meet Your Heroes

"Never meet your heroes because heroes are people, and people are shit."

–Cid Highwind, Final Fantasy VII Machinabridged

[takenbtwind]

I liked Arcane a lot I really did but I'm still going to be meme-y about it

[syppys-den]

"That silly robot thought kindness was a survival skill" FR tho, why is this movie lowkey based? also for maximum viewing experience, watch with your mother

[lennonrook]

Not Faroff related BUT I wanted to share! Every year I will draw the OCs of my first webcomic idea (which eventually got shelved) just to see my art improvement.

First is 2016, the second is 2025.

In 2016 I never EVER thought I'd get to where I am now, and I still have a long way to go. But it's always fun to see the art improvement over the years!

[testsubject24601]

Every time I think I’m happy I remember Viktor got a rework and I get so fucking sad again

[ididntthinkiwould]

I'm not immune to Viktor's wild rift sexy model

[renal03421]

OC Marik concept

[transentiencestudios]

Narius

Narius is the crew's experienced, although rather temperamental, xenobiologist from the Sal'citaa species. He‘ll play an important role in the open-ended comic we plan to make about our universe, which will be told from the perspective of the Artox Trahelis crew members and Eight as the protagonist. More context and lore about this character will be added to our site in the future. :) Artworks are protected with Glaze. 🔹Support our projects on Patreon or SubscribeStar.Adult 🔹Join our Discord!

[simeonscott]

Defender of the Exploited.

[astra-ryuusei]

here, have this little headcanon idea of mine that spiraled out of control

Excerpt from Alpha Trion's Notes On Cybertronian Evolutionary History

Shuttles are a curious part of Cybertron's history, and have been something of an enigma for many megavorns. Despite often being depicted as the larger cousins of Seekers, shuttles actually share more of their CNA with aquatic Transformers than they do with any other flying frametype. Recently-discovered archeological evidence suggests that what we know as "shuttles" may have started as a group of submarines whose territory became isolated from the rest of the oceans during a major drop in sea levels, and adapted to this by evolving flight capabilities to move more easily between bodies of water and find Energon. Owing to their size and weight, this new frametype required a massive amount of thrust just to take off. Thus, the first shuttles were forced to rely on rocket-powered flight, a relatively uncommon means of propulsion on Cybertron. This incidentally allowed them to avoid conflict by ascending to high altitudes, where other flying frametypes could not follow without risking a deadly engine stall as the atmosphere grew too thin to support them. Over time, as high-altitude flight proved a much safer means of movement for them than swimming, shuttles largely abandoned the oceans to become more specialized fliers. Their frames became increasingly optimized for this purpose--rather than the sleek agility seen in Seekers, they specialized in an incredible amount of raw thrust, allowing for higher top speeds at the cost of maneuverability. Likewise, their armor adapted to the task on both an external and internal level: in addition to further optimization of their plating for space travel, they developed a heat-resistant layer of outer armor to protect them from the friction generated as they moved at top speed or reentered the planet's atmosphere. These adaptations eventually allowed shuttles to freely leave and reenter the atmosphere, making the stars their new home.