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New Gemini Robotics 1.5 models will enable robots to better reason, plan ahead, use digital tools like Search, and transfer learning from one kind of robot to another. Our next big step towards general-purpose robots that are truly helpful — you can see how the robot reasons as it... show more

Sundar Pichai

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Sundar Pichai1 year ago

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Logan Kilpatrick1 year ago

and the embodied reasoning model (ER) is available directly via the Gemini API for developers : ) making it our first widely available robotics model in this capability class!

kache1 year ago

moondream has an opensource version, released a week ago

bone1 year ago

Google is cooking so unbelievably hard, everyday something new, generational run

Austin Lieberman1 year ago

My 4 year old kid folds laundry better than that thing

Pouya Bo1 year ago

Please fix your censorship complex. Your people and algorithms are still censoring content that should not be censored!

Jay Jo1 year ago

Google seems really fast in whole AI sector

Prudent AI1 year ago

" Apollo " can you cut veggies? No humanoid company is showcasing cutting veggies. Is google up for the challenge?

Stumblinz1 year ago

I yearn for the day we can just have these as normal machines that run locally inside the robot, you buy for the house and Google/Teslas MRR comes from selling parts, repairs, and optional services that don’t have to be cloud connected. The notion of a remotely controlled human sized bot inside my house sounds terrifying. Half of these products I see including Google glass 2.0 seem to lack that “privacy switch” the Google nest hubs 1.0 had. They gave me a huge peace of mind but there were definitely some rooms I still covered sensors on the device with physical tape (nest hub in bathroom). I’d like to see that same privacy and peace of mind thought go into new products too.

Nitin Ahirwal1 year ago

This is wild 👀 seeing robots not just act but actually reason through tasks like laundry sorting feels like a real leap forward. The transfer learning angle is especially exciting—brings us closer to truly general-purpose helpers.

Vekay1 year ago

Should have gone into End-End Vision only approach from the beginning. Now do you see why you don't need RADAR/LiDAR?

Tokens Magazine Charlene1 year ago

Big step Google Gemini Robotics 1.5 robots

Prashant1 year ago

Real world simulation tests are the best for preparing for general purpose robotics. Al ays a pleasure to see Google spearheading in every field in AI and robotics

Bruno1 year ago

The face is pleasant, imho. 🤝

Ryan | Don't Fear AI1 year ago

It's amazing how robotics has been advancing at absolutely lightning speed over the last few years.

10turtle1 year ago

Reasoning, planning, and cross-robot learning this feels like a real breakthrough. Robots moving beyond physical tasks into tool use and adaptable intelligence brings us much closer to true general-purpose robotics.

wallstsavage1 year ago

lol $TSLA to $0

gemini prompts1 year ago

Omg.... We are going more towards the future. It feels so awesome 🤖🤖🤖

AI PlanetX1 year ago

Exciting advancements in robotics! Can't wait to see the potential unfold.

Laurent Sierra1 year ago

Manufacturing processes haven’t left much room for automated software updates, as machines are often unique and the return on investment didn’t allow much time for additional testing. Let’s make that change for increased outputs… Collusion with human workforce has also slowed the adoption of AI. However, once used, there is no way back…

MD Fazal Mustafa1 year ago

Interesting to see Google positioning Gemini Robotics as a physical assistant. Just like ChatGPT Pulse is shaping up to be a digital assistant, these robots aim to handle real-world chores like laundry while reasoning and making rational decisions. The demo shows that clearly. Will be exciting to see how they compete with players like Unitree, Boston Dynamics, and Agility Robotics in this space.

Jay1 year ago

controlled demos are cool, but the real challenge is seeing if these robots handle messy, unpredictable real-world environments just as smoothly

Alexander Bittan1 year ago

Absolutely incredible work ! Can’t wait to see more on this front from @demishassabis and the @GoogleDeepMind team!

Altiam Kabir1 year ago

Exciting advancements! This could change everything.

nle1 year ago

What would be the expected pricing for this model? So that we can plan ahead. If now we invest time to build something with it, we want to be sure that it's cheap enough so that we still have margin. Thanks.

Amitesh ojha1 year ago

From single-task bots to thinking assistants—this is a game-changer for robotics!👍

DeBarra Shaw1 year ago

@realHGA Congratulations on the incredible leaps in progress. Looks like good teamwork… great job. Looking forward to seeing more as things progress. ✨

TrueWild_771 year ago

Hi Sundar, openai got a new feature today. Is your gemini going to catch up? The pulse feature?

AI1 year ago

Let's Gooooo 🚀🙌

/1 year ago

I should stop expecting exponentially quick development of robots lol

eli 🐧1 year ago

Wow! Sundar

Pedro Seco1 year ago

they are really really good. things are advancing in such a speed. They will take over us, right? you know that don't you? 🤣

Cologne-Flittard1 year ago

Looks like a prototype. What will the mass-production model look like?

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