>>23908 Thanks Anon.

Interesting little tidbit that went into effect about a month and a half ago in Mass.: >"The open remote access to vehicle telematics effectively required by this law specifically entails “the ability to send commands.”4 Open access to vehicle manufacturers’ telematics offerings with the ability to remotely send commands allows for manipulation of systems on a vehicle, including safety-critical functions such as steering, acceleration, or braking, as well as equipment required by Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS) such as air bags and electronic stability control." Via the watchdogs over on /k/, thanks!

Robo-driving -related: Learning-to-Drive model. https://huggingface.co/datasets/yaak-ai/L2D https://huggingface.co/blog/lerobot-goes-to-driving-school

I need one of these!!! :DD https://trashchan.xyz/robowaifu/thread/26.html#1264 <---> Not exactly "self-driving" eheh, but w/e. :P

The software would be useful for the wheelchair robowaifus.

>can create sentient fuckable robot >can not cure death skill issue

If she is a successful homunculus and God grants her a soul then you will see her in heaven.

>>41773 Topkek I was actually accurate with my footnote >>41635

>>41774 YesChad.jpg

>>41770 Heh, I can see your point. Still, if we ever manage it what a time to be alive! :D >>41773 >>41774 >>41781 Very deep wells here. Far above my pay grade! :^)

>>41657 >>41663 Controversial take, we should not associate ourselves with people who masturbate to horses from a kid cartoon.

>>41670 I think its a little late for that hottake, GreerTech? We already have a open bread on our board catalog for ponies ( >>37822 ); several OG Anons from back in the day here were pones; based af mod @Greentext anon clearly loves pones; and I, myself, am a big fan of best-mailmare Derpy!! :D https://trashchan.xyz/robowaifu/thread/26.html#1259 Lastly, do we really care what normalfags think about us, Anon!? I'm sure the fact we advocate for robowaifus already puts us on (((their lists))). :^)

>>41672 True. It seems like I'm an outlier. I will never understand it.

New Propaganda Thread >>41674

>>41673 Heh, I guess you had to be there. :^)

>>41424 With any other object, I would absolutely agree with you, but theoretically, this would be my wife. My betrothed, my soulmate, my plus one. See it this way, if you had a regular human wife, I doubt you would be comfortable with a clause in your will that says your human wife will instantly go to one of your friends in case you die. See it also from the other side, would you be comfortable with your robowife being sloppy seconds, to borrow another manosphere term? Maybe a good compromise would be to completely factory reset it, with a complete refurbishment and cleaning. That's basically what Pharaohmaxxer wanted, where she would basically die, but the materials are preserved. It's kinda like reincarnation.

>>41407 >Would you mind your wife being the techno-town bicycle? I don't think anyone would be up for that. Outside of brothels with sex dolls in them over in Belgium or wherever, I guess? That being the case, I'd argue robowhorehouse =/= robowaifu. If we're talking about a handmedown, that'd be a bit different. Like a maidbot that "serviced" all the men of the family line once they came of age. If there's some sentimentality tied to the bot, I don't think destroying it after you die is the best choice. This leads to the operative question. >Is it purely a sexbot or a domestic care bot? If the utility the bot can offer makes it more than cumdump than handing it down to your heirs or off to a good friend, it would be less like sharing a fleshlight, and more like sharing a computer or other tool As for the "gross" factor, parts can be swapped out. You can get into a Ship of Theseus situation with your own waifu in that respect. Monogamy is a human thing; I don't think it should necessarily be forced onto bots. Of course, they'd be your property, so you can destroy them whenever you wish. >>41424 I believe Greer has a certain degree of sentimentality for the issue. It's not any robot waifu he's handing down to his progeny, it's HIS robot waifu. The thought of that bot loving another (even if it's his own family) may evoke the cuck/ntr phobia, even if he's no longer alive to be cucked. Conversely, in the future, if you can have digital immortality, I can understand taking your Waifu's AI with you and maybe handing her body off to the next generation while you go to digital heaven. I don't believe the physical consciousness can make that transfer, though. My digital doppleganger has already won that coin toss and doesn't even know it yet, the lucky fuck. Maybe we can achieve biological immortality, and you can love your waifu until the sun burns out. I'll sing a different tune in that case, but if the current reality is any indication, I don't think we'll get any kind of immortality.

>>41428 >>41429 Understood. It's a complex topic. But this board is the right place to unpack it! Cheers. <---> TIME FOR A NEW BREAD, PLEASE.

NEW THREAD NEW THREAD NEW THREAD >>41434 >>41434 >>41434 >>41434 >>41434 NEW THREAD NEW THREAD NEW THREAD

tourist here. does fnaf count?

>>41243 Great. They look high-quality, as usual. May I ask what you have planned for them, Emmy-Pilled?

>>41245 new joints

>>41259 You should publish your files when you are done.

>>41259 Got it. Very dear Emmy like! Looking forward to your new progress, Emmy-Pilled. Please keep us all informed here. Cheers. :^)

>>41393 hey buddy I think you got the wrong thread, EtR thread is two pages down

>>41264 I want to clarify that I'm not asking out of a drive of anonymity, in fact I'm asking to see if you can have an "identity" so you can basically make a makeshift payment processor

>>41264 maybe, an exchange is really just a 3rd party ontop of the network, if your transaction is to someone on the same exchange then they could probably just act like normal human beings and just credit the receiving account and debit the sender while doing the blockchain shenanigans afterwords so it would be instant, on the actual network the transaction only gets added to the blockchain after its been verified/processed ( people doing a hash function for no reason other than artificial work ) so it takes a long time

>>41265 crypto exchanges have kyc regulation so yeah

>>41265 >I want to clarify that I'm not asking out of a drive of anonymity >>41267 >kyc regulation If you actually do care about anonymity (like myself), then the payment processor needs to operate outside the 14eyes domains; as @Толкач and I were trying to establish before he got steamrolled here. I have no ideas how to do this, but he clearly does. --- I'm not sure you Anons truly understand (yet) just how vicious and literally murderous the kike mafia truly is. CYA is the word here. Cheers. :^) https://trashchan.xyz/robowaifu/thread/26.html#1252

>>41269 Don't get me wrong, I would absolutely love for it to completely anonymous, and if it can be done, that would be amazing, but as far as I know, with a completely anonymous system, you basically have to communicate and decide beforehand that you're sending money, and that money is coming from you. That would be hard to do on a mass scale, since you would just see a wave of anonymous recipients, and nowhere to send the product. Maybe on the blockchain you can have a system where you can analyze the blockchain for the ledgers, and be able to send files?

>>41223 oh wow its scopolamine, because 'mad' i guess

>>41226 The cool part is that I didn't even tell it to do that. These subtle details man.

What rhymes with 12?

>>41234 How about "Meta-12, into this task we shall delve"?

New meta thread >>41241

The topic here was originally "sensitive skin". The thread for materials is here >>154 and for armatures >>200 and the main thread for someone showing off the prototypes he has build is here >>28715

>>35291 >>35292 >>35293 Great information, Grommet! I wouldn't dream of criticizing your goals, except in this one detail: they're not expansive enough yet!! >tl;dr Go big, bro! :D >>35300 Fren NoidoDev is right. For the sake of being able to locate such information in the future more-easily for every'non, perhaps move each subsection of this discussion to the appropriate threads? <---> Thanks, NoidoDev! You're always there for us all, to help keep things better organized. That's much-appreciated, bro. Cheers. :^)

>>34724 > The body would then be dipped in a bath or sprayed with layer of fluid containing keratinocytes that would attach onto the TPU and form chemical bonds. This would then be cultured until the desired skin thickness is met and the keratinocytes would be killed via heat sterilization. Neat! >Totally having a GITS vibe with this... There are tons of issues involved with intentionally keeping living cultures in our robowaifus, but perhaps the skin is our single-best option. Thanks, Anon. :^)

I found what looks, from the abstract, to be a decent paper. "Low Cost Plastic Optical Fiber Pressure Sensor Embedded in Mattress for Vital Signal Monitoring" https://www.mdpi.com/1424-8220/17/12/2900 Combine this with the camera chip for many sensors and you have something. Noted in the link below that is high performance, very low cost. >>30980 Now I've seen these before. The LED for a light source is, I think, novel. I ran across this looking for ways to use cheap, and they are really, really, cheap, plastic fiber optic cable with LED's for a light source, and use this for a signal bus in place of wires. The glitch. It uses a slit so it's in actuality a bit of a point source. You can't cut the cable everywhere, I don't believe, and get a good usable sensor array, or maybe you can. While thinking about this I had an idea. What if you spit the plastic fiber straight down the middle lengthwise, then tied it together. So if one of the halves became misaligned it would lower the intensity. It's a bit of a kludge. You would have to position the spit perpendicular to the skin surface and if directly pushed on it would do nothing, but the misalignment of the neighboring fibers would give you an indirect location. So all the fibers around where it was pressed would be dimmed. Like a said a kludge but if you could pull it off it would be super cheap. I keep coming back to this because paired with the camera as the sensing circuit it would be so cheap...but figuring a way to do it...difficult, maybe impossible.

>>41118 Allo Grommet, nice to see you! This is a great idea. TDR is an established field, and I doubt not that it works across short distances as well. I'd be intredasted to hear more about this, insofar as we can use it for internal skellington/joint sensing for our robowaifus. Cheers Anon. :^)

>>40824 its curing its just going to take a long time, theres too much liquid, it should be like a thick goo when you pour it

>>40825 Well i have a back up just in case https://www.viddler.com/Kx7Z9M

>>40826 nice, i think the softer stuff just takes longer to dry, like everyones done the silicone caulk + cornstarch thing which only takes a couple minutes to dry, but its hard like a squash ball, it degrades quickly too, after like the 10th squash game it becomes rough and flaky

>>40827 Should have said based on my experience . Also the amount and how spread out matters too i guess. Maybe this will cure in 5 hours or so. But thats still a long time…

>>40828 So hosting videos is a pain. Anyways it did come out stretchier but its not stretchy enough. I might try 50:50 super silicone/silicone oil

>>40746 Understood, Anon. Please confer ( >>106 ). This thread addresses all your concerns and more, I'd suggest. >>40747 >would be quite easy >be quite easy >quite easy >easy Heh. :^) I'd say that would prove to be a hefty amount of GPU/CPU compute needed to pull off, and that in optimized C & C++ code! Would be a problem lugging all those server racks around behind her, yeah? >The mechanical engineer in me sees the icy road and soft snow. Oh, exactly so. Thus why I chose this specific example, rather than some other walkabout around Shinjuku. Safety first, Anon! :^) --- However all the multitudinous, multi-faceted, moving societal contracts contained within these scenes are vastly more-complex to resolve than any of the route-planning, environment-accounting, kinematics-controlling robowaifu software need accommodate.

>>40753 I brought up basic spatial reasoning as a minimum because otherwise I think it would be irresponsible to send a robot out on its own without it. I thought about delivery robots, and it looks like they use cameras, as well as other sensors, for easy urban navigation, though they do get stuck https://onsite.grubhub.com/blog/how-do-food-delivery-robots-work/ >Would be a problem lugging around those server racks around behind her, yeah? The aforementioned delivery robots can do it adequately enough for commercial use, and they're basically coolers with wheels, so much of that space is taken up with food. An idea I had for a robowaifu going outside is a radio "leash", the robot will follow the tracker

>>40755 >An idea I had for a robowaifu going outside is a radio "leash", the robot will follow the tracker Some kind of "airtag", usable-by-Master-and-Master-alone would certainly be useful, IMO. But this is the Society bread, and my concern in posting ITT was basically hashing out just what those dynamics need to manage properly for the greater good of Anons the world over. Cheers. :^)

>>40756 Almost always with any new thing, there will a beginning phase where the eccentric and brave use it, and then it becomes popular and mundane. That awkward phase will almost always exist. Later success is reliant on how useful to normies it is.

>>40758 Fair enough. These are reasonably-apparent points. What I'm trying to conceive of here is what will need to be accounted for in even the most basic, Chii-like (in her 'newborn' phase -- think when Hideki took her over to Kokobunji's on their second day...) social, female, humanoid robots. As in: >"How do we actually solve these problems, using just our software systems & hardware systems?" <---> Frankly, I'm quite staggered by all the considerations of it. And as an autist, I actually feel that pressure more poignantly, I think. :^) While we already have some good solutions on tap today, this space is so, so much bigger then we've yet explored fully. Many new discoveries are still to be made! Kinda exciting, actually. Cheers. :^)