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This AI powered robot tackles hazardous grain warehouses, improving efficiency while keeping humans safe.

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Spinmaven3 months ago

Only those who were raised in agricultural areas truly understand the mortal danger of “walking the corn”. Manual grain distribution in a silo is a death trap.

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𝖈𝖗𝖎𝖒𝖘𝖔𝖓 𝖍𝖆𝖑𝖔 🍁🇨🇦🍁3 months ago

It does the dangerous jobs so humans can do the fun jobs. Like surfing.

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Tannhäuser Gate3 months ago

As long as they won't start fires from the electric + grain dust combo in the air, then I only see this as a good thing...

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SB The I.T. Guy3 months ago

Now I have the sudden urge to surf in a grain silo.

𝙱𝙴𝙽𝙹𝙰𝙼𝙸𝙽 𝙽𝙸𝙲𝙷𝙾𝙻𝙰𝚂's profile picture
𝙱𝙴𝙽𝙹𝙰𝙼𝙸𝙽 𝙽𝙸𝙲𝙷𝙾𝙻𝙰𝚂3 months ago

These vibes

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Curio 𝑿3 months ago

The robot thought his white shoes was the soccer ball 🤣

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7 Obe3 months ago

So the robot does the dusty dangerous part and humans keep their lungs. I’m cool with that trade.

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bngn3 months ago

Chinese copy.

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Network connection lost.3 months ago

put lasers and a camera on this bitch and stream how it hunts the mice in these silos, imma pay

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chamark3 months ago

This is an excellent implementation of automation in industrial safety. Grain silos pose severe risks, including combustible dust explosions and engulfment hazards. Utilizing AI-driven robotics to handle bulk material regulation not only mitigates workplace liability but significantly optimizes inventory management through precision data tracking.

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Isarescu3 months ago

"AI powered".

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ARUMANYAN3 months ago

シャゴホッドかよ。w

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Ocean Land3 months ago

Screamers

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nomroh3 months ago

Very good idea to put a elektrik device in the grain with a lithum battery

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XN3 months ago

AI doesn't power anything. AI needs to be powered.

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Adel Bucetta3 months ago

the honest answer is that the real game-changer here isn't just ai or robotics, but understanding how those tools make labor obsolete for certain tasks, and rethinking what 'efficient' means in a world where safety and risk-averse decisions come at a cost.

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larsnow3 months ago

Funny to see the guy surfing the grain.

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Spinta3 months ago

Imagine this robot gets stuck at the bottom and u need to send a human to get it out 😁

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Cédric Yvon3 months ago

Quels sont les risques ?

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Captain 40Grit3 months ago

Tackles what?

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Djipy Plays PS3 months ago

Métal gear mini

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ChardART3 months ago

This machine is really great!

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AuxApex3 months ago

Absolutely wild place for a lithium battery fire 😳

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HME3 months ago

This AI powered robot tackles hazardous grain warehouses, improving efficiency while keeping humans safe.

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ModernWarlord99 🇺🇸3 months ago

Why does it remind me of toy commercials lol

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▶️3 months ago

Можна робити самонавідні міни на на пісчаних пляжах… камеру з донаведенням, датчики руху і погнали)))

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T3 months ago

Is is remarkably similar to an RC car my son had called the “Terrain Twister”. That thing could go through snow, sand, dirt and water!

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Jman30903 months ago

it looks like it is having so much fun

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c1c2c3c4c3 months ago

Made in China, sounds like a good way to collect the insurance from the explosion and fire after it sparks 🤔

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#Immediatist, because I hate slavery3 months ago

Why don't they have food-grade grates every 3ft so all grain can fall through, while any average adult will be able to never be fully submerged if they fall into a grain silo? They can rotate them from bottom-to-top to maintain scheduled cleaning as well.

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jimeikai3 months ago

you'd be supprised how many ppl died in grain silos thru out history

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