
Dunning-Kruger
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Anyone want to take their inMoov to the next step? Forget your mobile base or leg anchors...
Anyone want to take their inMoov to the next step? Forget your mobile base or leg anchors...
(that is really incredible. Just think how we were all amazed just a few years ago seeing Asimo going up and down stairs).
Alan
@Alan HAHA, now that is funny!
Plus they can keep each other company.
I have made extensive modifications. Off to look for the EZR back flip plugin.
I thought that a robot is something that is programed to carry out a function without human intervention. Now a days remote controlled things are also being called robotic. Anyway, just my 2 cents worth and maybe the start of a discussion.
Enjoy the video.
or these guys are security persons who check the movements.. if something goes wrong both can help or control.. it's like a iPhone 1 Show..
The EZ Robot method attracted me because the idea aligns with this. Anyone can start with a base robot and add a peripheral that can make your core robot a unique task specific robot, be it your powerful hydrolic limbs to work in a factory or accurate controls and finite movement to perform brain surgery.
I think if we took the concept of EZ Robot and moved it from being a Toy to a full scale open robotics platform with an Eco System of partners all building their compatible peripherals for specific use cases we would move a lot faster then waiting for SoftBank and Boston Dynamics to get the cost of their backflipping robots into companies and consumers hands.
What we need is 1) an open standard for Robotic platforms that anyone can add a peripheral into. 2) a central core system that supports an open standard (CPU, RAM, Power - kind of like EZ-Robot V4 but on Steroids), 3) A basic entry level robot that use the core system and open peripherals that provides initial value and can be expanded (A bit like JD but life size and could perform basic functions like stack a grocery shelf) and 4) Bucket loads of money
Now companies could buy the default basic robot and then customize it for their needs. So who has a few hundred million kicking around we could do something with.