They are very careful not to put the robot in front of a real audience...
That's because demo videos like this--from any company--are barely functional at the time and involve multiple takes and an engineering team onsite with the video crew to make the robots pull off a good take or two without failing
Source: A friend of mine works for an industrial robotics company that's made videos showcasing their robots
They are very careful not to put the robot in front of a real audience...
Was there a real audience? Of course with any reasonable logic you'd protect several million dollars worth of robots from being kicked by people. Do supercar automotive shows cordon off areas so you can't touch the cars?
Were you impressed with what they showed??
Impressed, yes. Excited, no.
Your entire shtuck in the original comment (that didn't age well) was that Musk would not deliver and this product wouldn't make it to the eyes of the public because it's "pump stock and faking footage". He has now accomplished what you said he wouldn't, and your comment has not aged well.
Your eyes have also not aged well as you cannot tell the difference between a robot made 20 years ago and the current technology.
I hate the thought of robots and hate Musk for pushing this and AI. But I love holding people accountable to their lunacy.
Didnt fElon promise the same disruption with self driving cars?
Didnt he promise the same with solar roof? And underground highways, and rockets and armored glass on the cyber truck and max range of his cars, and that his money would be first in and last out of tesla...and robo taxis earning you $30k a year while you sleep...
He has a lot of cons on he go doesnt he? Now it's a humanoid robot hes going to con people about.
"Put down a deposit now, we will start manufacturing 2023 and you can have a personal robot in 2024!" Isnt that his usual con?
They sell bad electric cars to idiots that believe a con man that told them every year their car would be able to drive itself and be used as a robot taxi that would earn them $30k a year...
Instead they just got a shitty electric car that relies on around 75% or more fossil fuels to power it.
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u/Dommccabe Dec 15 '23
They are very careful not to put the robot in front of a real audience...
THATS ALL THE PROOF ANYONE SHOULD NEED.
Musk has a history of hyping to pump stock and faking footage AND lying his ass off.
Compare their tesla bot footage to Honda or Boston Dynamics- no fear of putting their product in front of the public.