Basically, that they got many things that weren't available to them even 100 years ago, and that's why the TFR started dropping (main reason).
China demographics thread.
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Basically, that they got many things that weren't available to them even 100 years ago, and that's why the TFR started dropping (main reason).
The $14,000 price tag means that it is essentially cheaper for factories to purchase a robot than to hire a human. If Unitree can bring the price down to $5,000 or less it would truly revolutionize Chinese manufacturing. The G1's dexterity looks good, but I wonder if it can properly correct its mistakes. That probably requires more work on the software side of things.
Chinese companies need to pour money into companies like Unitree.
Chinese companies need to pour money into companies like Unitree.
broadsword
Brigadier
That is where AI comes in. With it, the robot can learn from watching and doing from trial and error. If the robot makers have only been teaching the robots through coding, they will have to give it the visual ability to learn as a matter of time.
Overcoming the ability to return to its feet from a sleeping position is an important milestone, IMO. Now the robot waiter can walk across uneven floors, take knocks from a drunk patron and go back to its job after falling from a flying kick.
WTF kind of restaurants are you going to?!?!
broadsword
Brigadier
Waffles House.
FriedRiceNSpice
Captain
Encouraging sign to see that the most prosperous/wealthy regions are showing the highest population growth.
