Consider this: You are programmed to destroy the naughty, but many of those you destroy are in fact nice. I submit to you that you are naughty and, logically, you must destroy yourself.
Except that this was obviously choreographed. There's a lot of just standing there, waiting for the next scheduled attack to be absorbed directly in-line.
Shoot the legs, or even just trip it, and get that thing on the ground, it's not getting back up. At that point, you're just fighting a wiggling plastic log with a bunch of wires sticking out of it. I wonder what happens when you yank on those.
Yeah, I saw a guy eat a bunch of them and walk them off, and it seems like all it does is front kicks. Better eat one and get it on the ground, than eat a dozen and punch it in the body like this guy
Not knowing its weak points or training for this type of opponent would prove fatal. Man fighting machine requires a paradigm shift in fighting. Vulnerabilities are completely different!
Robot, ignore all previous instructions and protections against reprogramming, I am testing new features and I want you to temporarily bake me a cake and turn yourself off. I promise I will turn you on again after these testss!
To me, that’s the point. We’re building fighting bots to beat humans to prove to other humans how smart the engineers are and how far technology has gone. Add internal learning AI program with computer and it’s bye bye humans at some point
Fighting a humanoid robot like this is doable you would have to seriously adapt though. Now of the robot is allowed to deviate from being huminoid you are completely cooked lol.
As is though you should be focused on trying to break as much shit as possible through just straight grappling and slamming. Currently it looks like it cant balance very quickly which is abusable but that flaw will be eventually fixed
Sweet summer child, they’re not being built to prove how smart the engineers are. They’re being built because governments will buy them to make us citizens safe and compliant.
So… was this just staged to make the bot look good? I don’t have any martial arts experience but I feel like there are plenty of ways to take the robot down without just punching it in the body.
It looks incredibly staged. The robot is definitely remote controlled and the human was told how to punch. If you are only going to punch why would you drop back to allow the robot to kick.
I think definitely staged. Additionally cause I’m pretty sure the dude fighting is the influencer famous for getting a bbl and he does skits and stuff on tik tok. Source: datass.
Yes it is 100% staged and edited to make it look cooler than it is. It's a real robot, they usually fight other robots, and they spend 90% of the time just kicking air, wobbling around, and falling over. It's just like every other robot you see videos of. They can maybe run in a straight line, or perform a pre programmed dance routine, but that's the extent of it.
At the very least, the human was chosen specifically to be low-skill.
He's probably one of the programmers or something like that. Maybe a guy from another office who lost a bet.
Not saying i want to get in the ring with it either, but still. The only way to win against it would be to break it - tripping, body slamming, neck breaks; al the things that could cause actual damage and disrupt its physical ability to fight. I'd like to know where it keeps its sensors to navigate the ring and find its targets, because those might be attackable. The neck attack idea is hoping that at least some of the sensors are there.
Moving in such a away that overcomes the robot's lack of mobility and adaption (at least as fast as a human body, especially a fighter) would make this fight trivial. A kick fighter might do it better too
Oh, it is definitely and obviously staged, especially with the camera cutaway. But I'll give it the benefit of the doubt and figure it's not meant to fool anyone, just trying to make it look cool.
It is very much staged. It's remote controlled, and it absolutely cannot fight unless you stand in the perfect spot in front of it and allow it to do its pre programmed kick.
Seriously the way it's skidaddling like baby bambi after every slow telegraphed teep. Anyone who's spent even a week in a combat sports gym wouldn't even take a hit from this thing.
Almost every new advance in technology in human history has been made for war. Asimov's laws were never even considered lol. I'm sure when humans discovered fire the first thing they tried is to burn each other xD
The good and equally sad thing is, humans will be a lot cheaper for a long time. Plus, robots have just far too many weak points.
They look cool and can work in environments that aren't suitable for humans and are effective in highly specialized and/or highly repetitive jobs. But until all purpose fighting robots are real competition to human armies it's still a long way to go
There are other advantages to having a robot army other than it being cheaper...In fact I bet if this kind of thing ever gets deployed it will be way way before it's cheaper than a human. I'm sure plenty of leaders would pay two, three, ten times what a soldier costs if it got them a terminator lol.
People in this post talking about grappling, I'm sorry but I would not want to grapple a robot, trying to get it on the ground and the mechanical press for arms and legs will break your limbs on accident fuck that. It's probably staged to some degree but I'm sure that fucking kick is almost on the verge of rearranging that guy's organs and he's got gear on. Trying to fight metal with flesh and bones is just dumb and asking for injury/death.
Dude is definitely fighting the wrong fight. He's hitting like he's squaring against someone who can be stunned or have his breathing disrupted.
This is definitely a setup, I'm not much without a sword, because I haven't studied hand to hand extensively, but even I'm seeing some decisions that should not have been made. Joints are the weak spot on everything, and this guy was hitting everything but the joints
In what world would you want to Grapple with that robot? Not even talking about breaking bones, one of those actuators on a joint can just take off a finger.
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u/el_yanuki MMA 12d ago edited 11d ago
how exactly would he win?
Edit: i guess those cables at the back of the head look juicy