Xiaomi robots do this in double digit seconds.
replyStill slow compared to humans, but Chinese robots will be as successful as Chinese EVs, phones and solar panels.
Which is to say, they'll be banned in the US.
replyYou must not have been paying attention to development with robots, there are many videos of robots moving really fast in "non controlled environments"
replyYes, I think I saw one in a video titled "Robocop"
replyHonestly, most of the videos I've seen of robots moving around quickly aren't actually doing anything useful. We've had really impressive tech demos for the past 15 years of robots dancing and jumping around. But I don't want a dancing robot, I want a robot to make me a BLT, wash my dishes, take out the trash, and fold my laundry.
replyThe most recent video which actually impressed me was a demonstration from Gemini Robotics 2, where a robot was shown autonomously removing the bag from a trash can and folding the loops closed in real time.
I don't follow robotics advances closely so it's possible I'm just ignorant, do you know any autonomous robotics demonstrations of useful activities that you would suggest checking out?
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replyWait til the robots get on Cerebras, it'll set your pants on fire.
replyOnly if the fire manages to escape your wallet!
replyHave LLMs improved at being able to process physics-based problems and environments? I remember that issue being discussed around generative gaming a while ago but I hadn't heard much about it recently.
replyTransformers in general are huge but if you say LLM you’re specifically saying the language model transformer. Robots use vision transformers
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