r/EmergingSociety • u/HenryGCase • Sep 05 '26

half-humanoid robotic systems demonstrating high-precision construction work

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u/GrandConsequences Sep 05 '26

This just looks like we're designing mini bosses for people to fight in the robot apocalypse.

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u/RedditTipiak Sep 05 '26

Most prototype robots will have a real career before any of us humans do.

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u/squachek Sep 08 '26

This is stop-motion animation

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u/spankymacgruder Sep 08 '26

Not to mention, they have a fixed locale. Not very effective.

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u/Old-Professional3652 Sep 05 '26

We must adopt new work skills we will still have jobs but they will be different now

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u/Aralmin Sep 09 '26

I have never understood the point of humanoid robotics, certainly never made sense to me to have it walking a dog in the street but now looking at this, I can certainly see how robotics might eventually become part of our everyday lives and almost ubiquitous everywhere. Assuming we continue to progress technologically and we discount any major disasters or conflicts, I can see how this field could become even more advanced and vital in the next 20 years.

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u/Far-Investment-8597 Sep 10 '26

That is clever!
The dexterity of 2 arms combined with a solid base - nice.