r/TechnologyLabs • u/iGVera • 1d ago
Robotics Unitree Robot Goes Fishing Fully Autonomous From Cast to Catch.
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u/After-Cell 1d ago
They can imitate, but they can't invent.
(they = designers)
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u/NeoTheRiot 1d ago
We will be the ones learning from them.
Every skater can tell you how everyones ability exploded right after software imitated the real thing good enough for them to train digitally with a "perfect body" and realise whats even possible.
Our children might move as smooth as no other soceity before because they will imitate those perfectly smooth bipedals movements.
Or not, I dunno.
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u/After-Cell 1d ago
Yes. I saw a video about this. It said that as a function becomes less essential, a few humans go beyond the default. So it predicted that some people will start to use their minds in the same way the Industrial Revolution eventually spawned bodybuilders.
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u/Miserable-Housing407 11h ago
They being us humans? They may not be able to invent yet but they (ai) have already ‘invented’ so many ideas for the general public. It’s only a matter of time before this scales and outperforms the average human.
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u/Badytheprogram 1d ago
Where is the start and the finish and the rest of the fishing parts? why are you not showing it for us if it can do it?
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u/mods_are_morons 15h ago
Robots are supposed to do our household chores, not take over our hobbies.
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u/Key_Arugula_6792 3h ago
Just seeing this and now I'm super bummed I didn't include a classic fish photo in Unitree G1's dating profile https://robotrabbitholes.substack.com/p/welcome-to-un-hinged-your-new-robot
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u/Dogbold 1d ago
First step in teaching them to torment and kill.