1bitlogic
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1bitlogic
@1bitlogic
Things are not always binary.
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@MobofJoggers Also Elon: The most ironic outcome is the most likely.
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Tesla replacing a $10 rain sensor with no rain sensor and then being perpetually unable to make it work 8 years later is hilarious to me. Just use the one you can find on a $20,000 Corolla.
Nik Harris@nikkharris
i was riding around in silence in the rain the other day and realized the sound of drops hitting the windshield is perfectly correlated with the rate at which the wipers should be wiping vision so far for this hasn't worked out, i suspect largely due to the camera positioning on the windshield some basic audio signal processing may rival the performance of a rain sensor
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@OverlyTrev The robot is not doing any real work. The packages are not realistic. All are empty, weightless. The bags are puffy making them easy to grab.
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After 4 hours and 30 minutes the Human is still kicking the bots ass.
I’m genuinely curious does this actually impress anyone?
Figure@Figure_robot
We're live Man vs. Machine x.com/i/broadcasts/1…
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@Figure_robot This livestream is soo dumb. It proves nothing. It’s a robot doing non-real work. The packages are designed for the robot. Easily grab able and weightless. Unfollowing.
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Day 6 is live: Watch our humanoid robots running 24/7 and fully autonomous. We've now crossed 119 consecutive hours and 149,000 packages x.com/i/broadcasts/1…
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@MollySOShea @adcock_brett Why do they all look like puffy bags, empty boxes and all seem pretty weightless? What use-case is that?
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We got bored. Time for Man vs. Machine x.com/i/broadcasts/1…
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it's funny all the people reading this and saying the work is useless. like, they don't realize we have real humans doing this job today.
people have no idea how the things they order online arrive at their homes, do they?
Figure@Figure_robot
We're now on Day 4 of nonstop autonomous operations with F.03 humanoid robots running 24/7 until failure x.com/i/broadcasts/1…
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@CernBasher The bot in this form does not scale to real work. All packages are fake and designed for the robot. All are weightless and puffy or an empty box.
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The critics: "Wow, the teleoperators must be getting tired."
The reality: The bots are fully autonomous, even if you don't want to believe it.
The critics: "Yeah, but, they can't manufacture them at scale."
The reality: There aren't any companies that can make bots are scale yet.
The critics: "Yeah but Tesla will."
The reality: Yes, that's true, but ask yourself how big this market is.
Figure@Figure_robot
We're now on Day 4 of nonstop autonomous operations with F.03 humanoid robots running 24/7 until failure x.com/i/broadcasts/1…
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@Figure_robot Day 3 of turning over weightless, easy to grab fake packages.
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Day 3 is Live: Watch our humanoid robots running 24/7 with full autonomy. We will be running until robot failure x.com/i/broadcasts/1…
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@HenkPoley @TheHumanoidHub I understand the task. But it’s like laying styrofoam bricks.
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@1bitlogic @TheHumanoidHub Apparently the 'task' is to put packages with the label downwards.
I suppose it's useful if they then go over some scanner.
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Figure just set a new standard in unedited humanoid demos.
They completed 24 hours of autonomous work on a live stream, where three Figure 03 robots took turns processing delivery packages.
At a rate of ~21 packages/minute, that is less than 3 seconds per package.
Figure@Figure_robot
Day 2 is Live: Watch humanoid robots Bob, Frank, and Gary running 24/7. This is fully autonomous running Helix-02 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…
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@adcock_brett Can you confirm those are real packages being delivered somewhere? If they’re not real, then it does not count as work.
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This is crazy - 2 hours away from 24 hours of continuous humanoid work!
The robots have sorted over 28,000 packages so far
Bob, Frank, and Gary are all healthy
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Day 2 is Live: Watch humanoid robots Bob, Frank, and Gary running 24/7. This is fully autonomous running Helix-02 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…
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@adcock_brett @Figure_robot It wasn’t work. It was a demonstration with fake packages.
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Figure just live-streamed 8 hours of fully autonomous, unsupervised work
We just huddled internally - and guess what? We’re not stopping here
24/7 LIVESTREAM
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@adcock_brett 1. I'm sure the average human would exceed this performance.
2. All boxes and packages look like they weigh nothing and are super puffy. Is this realistic? E.g. Can it handle a flat book type package?
What is this demonstration trying to prove?
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Watch a team of humanoid robots running a full 8-hr shift at human performance levels. This is fully autonomous running Helix-02 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…
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Holy smokes... Unitree just made a production-ready manned mecha for $650,000.
it transforms.
and it’s technically a civilian vehicle.
we are so back.
Unitree@UnitreeRobotics
Unitree Unveils: GD01, A Manned Transformable Mecha, from $650,000 👏 The world's first production-ready manned mecha. It can transform. It's a civilian vehicle. It weighs ~500kg with you inside. Please everyone be sure to use the robot in a Friendly and Safe manner.
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@1bitlogic @BergsenBri66275 @DavidMoss This sensor can be paired with a broadband laser to do exactly as you describe. It was my understanding that this was the point.
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New LiDAR technology:
For the first time, a single lidar sensor can understand road signs, interpret brake lights, or simply capture the richness of planet earth in survey-grade, colorized maps.
By fusing color and 3D data through physics and leveraging Fujifilm color science, Ouster patented native color technology unlocks megapixel resolution and stunning image quality with ultra-low latency and perfect spatial-temporal alignment.
Built to generate the petabytes of rich, native color 3D information necessary to build the next-generation of Physical AI systems, Rev8 introduces fundamentally new capabilities that empower their customers to simplify their perception stacks, better train next-generation world models, and scale their production deployments.
Ouster@ousterlidar
A New Standard in Sensing: Lidar Colorized, Ruggedized, Maximized. Today, we released the REV8 OS family: the world’s first native color lidar sensors. ✔️Powered by our breakthrough L4 and L4 Max Ouster Silicon ✔️First patented native color lidar sensors with point for point 3D color vision ✔️Radically upgraded OS0, OS1, and OSDome sensors with industry‑leading resolution, range, and reliability ✔️Introduced the flagship OS1 Max with 256 channels of high-definition sensing up to 500 m in all directions with a 45° FOV ✔️Auto-grade, cybersecure, and designed for functional-safety (ASIL-B, SIL-2, PLd) ✔️Designed for low-cost, high-volume production deployments 🧵We’ve redefined the meaning of lidar itself.
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@Tylerkaerr @BergsenBri66275 @DavidMoss The point is that the colour is captured from the natural light rather than from the laser. If it’s captured from the laser, it would work in complete darkness too.
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@BergsenBri66275 @1bitlogic @DavidMoss You’re conflating an engineering limitation with a fundamental or intrinsic property.
Contrary to what you’ve implied, lasers are not defined by sensitivity only to monochromatic light. It just happens to be the case that it’s easier to build a laser using that constraint.
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