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> Military-grade, multiple redundancy electronics hardware, running our in-house OS with jet propulsion level stability add the final layer of peace of mind. T
by rx_tx 4y ago
> Military-grade, multiple redundancy electronics hardware, running our in-house OS with jet propulsion level stability add the final layer of peace of mind.
That is a lot of buzz-words, and sort of hinting at JPL but failing.
At the end of the video, the exploded view shows a crazy gear train, synchronizing those 10 wheels per shoe sounds tough.
- JustSomeNobody 4y agoThey also get their parts from the same place Tesla does!
- metadat 4y agoSo, China? Or did you mean the batteries are sourced from a Gigafactory?
- michpoch 4y agoNah, they also used the same libraries from GitHub, it counts.
- JustSomeNobody 4y agoI was being snarky. They named dropped JPL and Tesla in their video.
- vorpalhex 4y agoI watched a review from a shoe guy about these. He was very impressed with the wheel design - basically the inset raised wheels allow them to mimic a larger radius wheel and handle potholes and such smoothly. The designer did talk about how failures would be very bad (and it sounded like he had experienced plenty of fails with the earlier designs to be speaking from experience) which might be why they are pushing the terminology there.
- lm28469 4y ago> He was very impressed with the wheel design I can make a very good looking and well designed cake out of human feces, I'd still go for the 100 years old tested and proven brownie recipe that looks like a brick though. No matter how well something is designed, if it's stupid it's stupid
- nomel 4y ago“Walk like a pro in 10 steps” had me laughing.
- avelis 4y agoI guess I've been walking amateur this entire time.
- handedness 4y agoReal walkers don't do it for the money.
- p0pcult 4y agoDoesn't "military-grade" imply the lowest-possible cost to get the job done? I.e., the exact opposite of the marketing PR it is servicing?
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