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Oops, I significantly exaggerated the weight, thanks for finding that. Still, 60kg is no laughing matter. Also, isn't the fact that companies which are way fu
by tsimionescu 3y ago
Oops, I significantly exaggerated the weight, thanks for finding that.
Still, 60kg is no laughing matter.
Also, isn't the fact that companies which are way further along in developing robot capabilities are not thinking about wide-scale commercialization decent evidence for it not being viable yet?
- nopinsight 3y agoA rumor in some articles I read suggests that Boston Dynamics robots might actually use less AI compared to Tesla Bots. This is attributed to their origin in more traditional robot control systems research. Some of the impressive choreographies showcased in their videos were, at least in part, orchestrated by their engineers. This implies that these robots may not perform as effectively in unpredictable and partial information environments, such as the real world. In contrast, the technology behind Tesla Bots is rooted in its research into AI for self-driving cars, which is designed to work well in unpredictable real-world situations. I'm not aware of any public confirmation of this rumor though.