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LimX Dynamics demonstrated autonomous unboxing with its humanoid robot Oli, requiring almost no human effort. The robot can step out of its crate and become fully operational on its own without manual setup. Multiple robots can be activated together and controlled through a single system, saving time and effort.

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jeffvor 6 Monaten

Feels a lot like early days of EVs and self driving or even autos in general. Everyone has a cool demo and announcement. It will interesting to see who survives and becomes the Ford of humanoids. Tesla has a lot of pressure on this upcoming Optimus demo!

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Porters Reservevor 6 Monaten

That’s it, showcase yourself standing up in a box and walking in a empty warehouse. Very impressed with basics. 🤦‍♂️prove your hype showcase you bots working on the reserve.

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AJvor 6 Monaten

bot in a box

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Simonvor 6 Monaten

@chris_j_paxton Is there a setting where they don’t start doing annoying dance moves the moment they are free of their cases? Because there is no room for such frivolity in the bot army I’m building.

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Nameless Onevor 6 Monaten

The humanoid is banal. It takes all the beauty of man, extracts it out, leaving only man’s function. People are excited. They can’t wait to make these dummies do the cruel things they couldn’t do to people. Like cigarettes it’s inherently puke worthy but we move past it.

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frogman67vor 6 Monaten

Ok great 👍 now box em up n send em to Mars n moon to build habitats. 2cnd get a space building orbital hanger to build Star Trek type ships in space. This is good momentum- warp speed ahead to step 2. Thank you. Beware ET may 👀 AI singularity as a cosmic threat.

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Don Julio Jrvor 6 Monaten

@Jeaniusonline

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Andre William Duvalvor 6 Monaten

Like a milllion vampires from their coffins.

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DarthCrankstervor 6 Monaten

Roger, roger!

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MLW Disclosurevor 6 Monaten

@dom_lucre

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mackivor 6 Monaten

$ 30,000 Robots on two year warranty period? Repair of broken electronics is cost prohibitive as it is with all new home appliances: when your fridge is on the fritz buy a new one. cost of repair person just to come to your home to look at it $250 - appointment in 6 weeks

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DadosaPrimevor 6 Monaten

@grok is this a Chinese company? Will it beat Optimus to production?

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Tom Osman 🐦‍⬛vor 6 Monaten

these look awesome

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Professor Alameddinevor 6 Monaten

@fgaven 3rd generation of SCiFi made réal.

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He_man_pakervor 6 Monaten

And what useful things can these robots actually do right now, besides dancing and walking? I'm not asking what they will be able to do in 5 years.

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Phillip Kentvor 6 Monaten

thats cool

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Master Steward of New Londonvor 6 Monaten

Now imagine them unboxing a crate full of guns and ammo

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joey drakevor 6 Monaten

Can't wait!😃

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thefordprefectvor 6 Monaten

Why not show true speed robots doing work. All they ever seem to do is dance ,walk, fight

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Pinnacle Empirevor 6 Monaten

I always love "thinking outside the box"

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non sensevor 6 Monaten

This looks like CGI. is it ?

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