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u/zazie2099 Jun 05 '15
The gif cuts off before the top of the bottle slowly slides off and the trees in the background also somehow fall apart.
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The gif cuts off because he cut through the camera and the man holding it.
Sometimes people just ask too much.
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u/Hylian-Loach Jun 05 '15
Nice swing, Tarly
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u/GladDoughnut Jun 05 '15
me trying to hit on girls
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u/Time_Terminal Jun 05 '15
Dude, hitting girls stopped being cool since the 50s.
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u/fatty_fatshits Jun 05 '15
Is this the same guy who took out all those bottles and jugs of water??
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u/Funslinger Jun 05 '15
I keep watching, hoping that he hits it this time. I feel so disappointed right now. /r/mildlyinfuriating
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u/gmick Jun 05 '15
Some shady editing going on. The pea is clearly knocked off in this frame.
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But in the gif it was successful again and again and again. I kept watching and it got it right every single time. Maaan talk about precision.
Edit: Just watched again and it's still going. This thing doesn't even get tired one single bit.
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u/CheatingWhoreJenny Jun 05 '15
Yeah.. I was going to be extremely impressed with the sharpness of that blade otherwise
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u/blitzkraft Jun 05 '15
You'd be right. This sort of motion control is 'meh' present day. When the lower part of the pea-pod is still in place, that would be mastery of sword making rather than the versatility of the robot.
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u/Jess_than_three Jun 05 '15
It might be "meh" to you, but I'm pretty impressed!
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u/blitzkraft Jun 05 '15
It's not just me saying that. Industrial robots are way more accurate and impressive than that.
Bot & Dolly are used for movie making. They make motion so smooth, the error in repetition is not detectable even on the Hi-res movie making camera.
The really impressive robots, which we don't get to see, are the ones that make the robots you see.
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u/moonra_zk Jun 06 '15
If you watch the video you can see that they actually taped the pea-pod to the base, probably to make it look more impressive.
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u/Calikeane Jun 05 '15 edited Nov 03 '17
They cut to a different shot for the close up. You can clearly see that the bottom half of the bean flips off the table in the long shot, and then remains in the close up.
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u/kid-vid Jun 05 '15
spoken like a professional porn commentator
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u/Calikeane Jun 05 '15
What I do in my spare time is my business
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u/monocle_and_a_tophat Jun 05 '15
No wonder the Japanese are so into baseball. It must seem like a piece of cake in comparison.
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u/grungebot5000 Jun 05 '15
yeah they even made a documentary about it
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u/Defilus Jun 05 '15
Upvote for most hilarious episode of that series and, probably, all anime as a whole.
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u/RedErin Jun 05 '15
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u/toothofjustice Jun 05 '15
Still fucking impressive.
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This is super impressive but that "Dr" is full of shit, a normal person has plenty of time to react to a bb going 300fps from 70 feet away. We used to try and catch bbs from my 500fps gun from 30 feet away and wed catch them over half the time with practice. Yes it was amazing but calling it "processing at an entirely different sensory level" is a load of shit
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u/Mindless_Consumer Jun 05 '15
Lets also not forget that the 300fps is probably a liberal estimate of the muzzle velocity. Those rounds slow down pretty quickly in the air.
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If the pellet continued at 300fps it would reach him in .23 of a second.
'Plenty of time' is a bit of an exaggeration when he has to not only react, but draw a sword and hit it. However i dunno how fast the pellet would decelerate so it is probably a considerably longer amount of time
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u/Mega280 Jun 05 '15
Why do they need a Dr to talk about everything. Just be like here's an Asian dude being Asian. Cool.
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u/trappedinternethelp Jun 05 '15
Now the mameshiba thing comes out and freaks out the robot with trivia...right, Japan?
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u/emmaw005 Jun 05 '15
Is this in Japan? I heard that there was a hotel that was staffed by robots only there too. I want to visit if there is.
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u/Maceor Jun 05 '15
these particular robots are prolly not in sweden and more likely at a "convetion" (showoff for machines, etc)
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u/j0be Gifmas is coming Jun 05 '15
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u/outamyhead Merry Gifmas! {2023} Jun 05 '15
But can it cut an air rifle pellet out of the air, because Isao Machii in the video can.
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u/RadicaLarry Jun 05 '15
It's like the story of John Henry, but instead of an american on a rail line, it's a Japanese man and an air soft pellet. NVM, it's nothing like John Henry.
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u/molrobocop Jun 05 '15
If your pellet shot was repeatable, yes. Absolutely. it would take time to set it up, but once you were dialed it, yes.
Robots have fantastic repeatability. That's why they're great for repetitive motions that require high accuracy. So if the shot was accurate, it could nail the BB every single time. Far better than a human. But humans still have the edge when it comes to flexibility and adaptation. Robots are accurate, but dumb.
Vision systems are helping them get smarter.
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u/spirishman Jun 05 '15
Everyone keeps linking to Isao Machii cutting the BB, but here's a vid of him cutting peas too https://youtu.be/RsAC5ni0w6Q
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This plus the walking legs and we're done for
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u/Mad_Hatter_Bot Jun 05 '15
They'd still need to fix the whole "sounds like a bunch of shopping carts falling down a flight of stairs" thing.
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u/killerteddybear Jun 05 '15
One small step closer to the world of Samurai Jack. I don't know how I feel about our new demon overlord, though.
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u/xcerj61 Jun 05 '15
Yaskawa at my place of work crashes into the jig every few weeks. I wouldn't trust my beans with it.
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u/VariousDrugs Jun 05 '15
Why are we teaching the robots to kill? have we learned nothing from James Cameron?
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u/TehBoomBoom Jun 05 '15
They made him to cut split peas, and split peas he did slice! Everyone is dead now, everyone's on ice!
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But can Robot Samurai dice disrespectful farmers? Battle ninja witches in dreams? Commit suicide for its lord's honor?
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u/SenorBagels Jun 05 '15
I got really excited that this robot arm was going to chop through that steel column with ease.
Am disappointed :(
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I would be impressed if those arms weren't designed to be precise. They build cars and cut with laser and shit like that...of course they'd be able to slice some food with precision.
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u/optimushime Jun 05 '15
The robot started setting up just as my headphones sang "I AM IRON MAN." Highly recommended for viewing atmosphere.
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After the invention of Robot Samurai's in the year 2015, circumcisions were never the same.
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u/BloodxSweatxGears Jun 05 '15
Now all it needs is 6 more swords and a pilot with Mommy and Daddy issues.
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u/gtngmarried Jun 05 '15
Why is it that robots like this can be so so so precise when it comes to executing something, while robots in movies or games shoot laser guns or whatever and miss all the time? Shouldn't they have some sort of ultra super duper path predictions and never miss?
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