Cleo Abram
These droids are different from other robots because they’re specifically designed and trained by Disney to CUTE! Which is actually a big deal for the future of robots…
These BDX droids aren’t autonomous, they’re operated using this controller. I tell it WHAT to do – walk here, throw a tantrum – but I’m not telling it exactly HOW to do that.
The way it moves comes from its training. Using ducklings as inspiration, the engineers created a series of animations guiding how these robots should walk, dance, jump, and more. Then, they put digital versions of the robot into a simulation, where they’re rewarded for performing those movements and sticking as close as possible to the original animations. And then…
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If that is AI, wow good Wall E
They look cute
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How do they “reward” a robot?
WALL·E
I threw up non-stop all day and i see this? Pretty cool
I want one it's the robot from Star wars last jedi
Okay these robots are cute 🙂🙂😃
That looks a lot like BD1 from star wars
im really new to robotics, how are they rewarded?
This is how the Kaylon genocide started
Looks like scp 3199
I've been following Disney's robotics R&D for a while now and it is amazing to see all the development that they've made.
Now I want one 🙁
Looks like yonbo but that has legs
It’s a bd unit from Star Wars
It looks like the geometry dash mode
even if the robots eyes turn red nothing is gonna happen the robot is too small to deal damage to a human
Wait so you’re saying the robot was just being remote controlled on stage in the Nvidia video? She was very unclear in explaining what exactly that controller was being used for.
That's super cool
Order 66
Oh boy, I can't wait for the potential future release of hyper realistic robot toys
GUYS THAT'S NOT A CONTROLLER THAT'S A STEAM DECK
It's called reinforced learning
What are they used for?