Der neue humanoide G1-Roboter von Unitree kostet nur 16.000 US-Dollar und sieht aus wie ein humanoider Robotertyp, der sich im zweistelligen Millionenbereich verkaufen lässt.
https://newatlas.com/robotics/unitree-g1-humanoid-agent/
Der neue humanoide G1-Roboter von Unitree kostet nur 16.000 US-Dollar und sieht aus wie ein humanoider Robotertyp, der sich im zweistelligen Millionenbereich verkaufen lässt.
https://newatlas.com/robotics/unitree-g1-humanoid-agent/
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Submission Statement
I’m surprised more people aren’t aware of how rapidly robotics are currently developing. The same LLM AI that is capturing public attention with generative art and ChatGPT is equally revolutionizing robots.
Here’s an illustration of that. This is the closest I’ve seen yet of a mass-market-priced and extremely capable robot that could sell in tens of millions around the world. This looks close to the type of robot you could bring to many workplaces and get to do a wide range of unskilled work. How long before we see fast food places fully staffed by robots like these? At the current rate of development that seems only 2 or 3 years away.
That, combined with the news that China is selling a very good electric car for $11,000 US, is scary.
If it can have a conversation and take care of the house I’m sold. Especially if it can handle the shopping, scheduling, planning, etc.
I for one welcome our new robot overlords.
Potentially revolutionary for disabled folk if it can come cheaper than a car and has a decent battery life.
I think I need more than a robot butler though, I need a robot Marie Kando that can actually figure out where things are supposed to go and keep track of them for me. Otherwise, I’d just be micromanaging to a degree that I think I would just lose patience. Plus, the more I imagine a robot like that in my home, the more I get creeped out. Much too uncanny valley.