by Tiktaalik on 2/21/25, 9:28 PM
Do we have any sense that this is actually real and not a carefully crafted made up demo?
by spondylosaurus on 2/21/25, 9:15 PM
When you scroll down one pane (to the "Home Humanoid" section) you get a nice jumpscare of that thing's... face, ish.
I would not enjoy waking up in the middle of the night for a glass of water and finding that thing staring at the foot of my bed.
by sockaddr on 2/21/25, 11:07 PM
It's really telling how we're shaping our artificial helpers to not have a mouth, but eyes are alright. As if they're allowed to receive input but they should not bother us with any output!
For me an ideal artificial helper would be something I could have in the house and talk back and forth with while it works or have it as part of the dinner conversation. Think Bicentennial Man. Now that's what I want.
by xnx on 2/21/25, 9:08 PM
The hardware is maybe 4% of robotics. 96% is the AI behind it.
by BugsJustFindMe on 2/21/25, 8:50 PM
Founded in 2014. Do they have any actual product that isn't purely aspirational yet? Can you buy this Neo Gamma? What were they doing in 2014?
by onnnon on 2/21/25, 8:03 PM
by bromuro on 2/22/25, 2:17 PM
by nanomonkey on 2/22/25, 2:48 AM
This is all good and all, but where can I buy that knitted jumpsuit for myself.
by neilv on 2/21/25, 9:28 PM
by plagiarist on 2/22/25, 1:27 AM
Is this some sort of ARG that will turn out to be an extended trailer for some killer robot sci-fi movie? Seriously creepy vibes, well done if intentional.
by gmuslera on 2/21/25, 8:55 PM
Just in time for the next season of Black Mirror.
by justlikereddit on 2/22/25, 11:24 AM
A Chinese guy in a robot costume sold at loss to drive IPO valuation?
Sign me up
by ein0p on 2/21/25, 10:43 PM
Could we maybe stop showing robots vacuuming with a hand vacuum at this point? $200 robovacs have LIDARs now. Nobody is going to buy a $100K robot to do this.
by NullPrefix on 2/22/25, 1:36 PM
Can you .... uhmm.. use it for sexual pleasures?