“Living with robots around us feels sterilized or surrealistic, [A humanoid is] a mirror of our humanity. It accentuates our human traits, which separates us from machines.” -
@yvesbehar
With a reference to Rene Magritte, Kind Humanoid in collaboration with
@fuseproject
is
I locked myself in the garage for 3 years - to create what I see as the most impactful machine that can possibly be created. I built it from scratch with my hands and my own design ethos.
This is “The Story Behind Mona.”
Mona learned to stand stable on her legs in February 2022
Just a regular evening in our Palo Alto garage. This is normal, right?
🤣🤩😆
I’m loving it!
All running at the same time: Robot Mona talking, unnamed robot being teleoperated, hands being designed, CNC cutting, multiple 3d printers running, and transformers being trained on
~6 times lighter, ~10x lower BOM and yet way more power than a traditional cobot robot arm. Love building systems from scratch from first principle especially when this opens up unprecedented business opportunitie - safe and affordable are key for bringing humanoid assistants
Watch Kind Humanoid Mona taking her VERY FIRST steps.
Reshare/Follow to help us reach candidates who may be interested in building with us. We’re hiring.
Contemplating with Olympia about what intelligent humanoids can do for society in the future.
A system that combines physical augmentation of humans AND cognitive augmentation of humans - it’s a humbling opportunity.
#humanoid
#AI
#KindHumanoid
I gave GPT-3 a humanoid body --> embodied LLM 💪
Check out 0:27: "thirsty" does not show up anywhere in my code, just actions like "pick" and "place" and "bottle" comes from vision.
Imagine the possibilities - let's use it for good.
#GPT3
#chatGPT
#humanoid
#embodiedLLM
@jasonjoyride
Jason, that sounds fun! As we are building the second version right now we're collecting plenty of new insights and startup-land stories that might be worth sharing in your format.
@imPenny2x
This tech will for sure change the world significantly. Let's work together to make sure that the direction of change is an inspiring one to humanity and planet.
📣 Calling for the 'Turing Test of Artificial Hands': Can a robotic hand achieve performance that is equivalent to or indistinguishable from a human hand?
Have I taken inspiration from biology a bit too far?
Well, like humans, who often have one leg slightly longer than the other, Mona exhibits the same, given her skeleton was handcrafted from carbon fiber.
It's a bit of a headache for the parts of the code that are still
While many humanoids are developed in
big company offices for industrial use cases,
we develop
in home for home use cases,
which is 10x the market size ;)
@hausman_k
@svlevine
While many use the term 'ChatGPT Moment for Robotics' too loosely, I believe you and the team can actually build it. 🤘I'm excited to hear that you're all taking this on as a venture.
@coreylynch
Awesome.
Motion looks amazing.
Fun that the first thing you ask your humanoid is to give you something to eat - reminds me of the first time when I told my humanoid that I'm thirsty in December 2022 :) See at 1:32 in
Amazing work, Corey and team!
I wanted to see if
@LumaLabsAI
trained on NeRF captures, so I asked
#DreamMachine
to orbit around a still image from my own captures.
If the model did in fact use user captures, it's certainly not overfitting to them as these results ain't it 🤪
@mantisrobot
@BambulabGlobal
For machined delrin I can get up to 100Nm in this design. Curious to see your results.
Also, using the 8318 and shooting for 125Nm, I decided on a lower gear ratio like 1:25 in order to have good backdriveability. What are your thoughts?
@LumaLabsAI
If I had known that Kind Humanoid Mona gets featured in this video, I would have cleaned up my garage a bit more 😅.
Build the next version of this LLM powered humanoid with us. We're hiring.
Some speculations about what’s going on at
@OpenAI
include considerations regarding AI safety. Regardless of whether this is the key issue in this instance, I believe safety considerations are central to companies introducing novel, potent technologies.
It seems the recent
@adcock_brett
I keep thinking about what the ratio humanoid / human will be. One reason to keep it low is to keep required material resources and energy resources low. But in this context, it is interesting to note that a humanoid requires about one order of magnitude less materials than a car
@zhengyiluo
If you had a real humanoid in your garage, would this be the model you would upload or which one would be your pick?
Not just curious, we're actually considering it.
Thanks
@vkhosla
for triggering this thought this afternoon: You mentioned a pragmatic definition for AGI is when it can do 80% of the economically relevant tasks. I'll keep this in mind when calling success for our humanoids in the embodied AGI context.
@DogIsABot
Yep, this is what happens when you build a robot in your garage and teach your 5 year old son math in the living room, all in the same house ☺️
@audrow
@S_aggarwal25
@FPrimeCapital
There's nothing inherently expensive about bulding a humanoid.
It just ends up being expensive when you try to solve it by throwing money at it instead of first principle engineering.
@theamberyang
Thank you all for the ideas and feedback on our small robot with the big brain! I loved hacking in this inspiring environment this weekend :)