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Last one blew up… now here’s a robot doing aerial yoga

Last time was crunches, and somehow that post blew up.
Way too many gentlemen in there too 😂

So this time, something different — Aerial YOGA.

Didn’t expect robots to be this flexible tbh.
Let’s see how this one does.

u/Affectionate_Read804 — 3 days ago
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Toyota just put a 7’2” humanoid on the court. It is called the CUE7.

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A wheeled humanoid built for pure precision.

• 7’2” height

• 74 kg weight

• Perfect free throw

• Missed three pointer

Most people see the missed shot and laugh. I see a machine that already has better shooting form than some pros.

We focus on AI in our screens, but the real disruption starts when that intelligence gets a 7 foot physical presence.

What are your thoughts on this?

Follow for more Rinor Restelica

u/OpenSourceDroid4Life — 3 days ago
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A robot, that picks up balls and shoots them into a container.

The Robotics team from Wissahickon High School in Ambler, Pennsylvania built a robot Miss Daisy XXIV that picks up balls and shoots them into a container.

u/HomeOperator — 6 days ago
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DataAlchemist

I’ve recently launched my YouTube channel: Data Alchemist

https://www.youtube.com/@DataAlchemistAI

It’s focused on simplifying the connection between Physics, Chemistry, and Artificial Intelligence.

Coming from a background in science and moving into AI, I often felt there was a missing bridge between fundamental physics/chemistry and modern AI systems.
Feel free to check it out, subscribe, and share your feedback and ideas.