>Alway Rember ol' frens, Anon... :^) -/doll/ - currently at https://anon.cafe/doll/ - impeccable artistry in dolljoints. KIA -/robo/ - currently at https://junkuchan.org/robo/ - robot girls NSFW. Ecchi metallic derrieres. (Merged w/ /origin/ ) -/workbench/ - currently at https://anon.cafe/workbench/ - building robots is fun! KIA

>>33524 Lolno. I WILL NOT EAT ZE BUGS! <---> Somebody need to do a mashup with BB=The evil, bald, jewish Globohomo guy. :D

>>40046 >>40070 >>40044 Finally back after a long day; Penny Polendina is was a gynoid gal from the hit series RWBY. She has an advanced, learning AI as base programming but also has a literal soul, transplanted and magnified from her father/creator. In RWBY souls can be 'released' to act as a shield of energy called Aura and essentially adds a human aspect to her machine self. Aura is capable of letting Penny countermand her programming to an extent. Dunno if anyone wants a summary of RWBY beyond that. It's a fun, silly show for the most part. Also since I mentioned Terminator I may as well mention my other favorite Robowaifu; Cameron Phillips the T-900 (played by Summer Glau) from The Sarah Connor Chronicles. Throughout the rather introspective series (that acts as a sequel to T2) the show goes over ideas of robotics and the ability of their AI to feel and be human, with many parts hinting at Cameron being on the cusp of such development, through her behavior and other peculiarities. A very underrated show in general, I think in part due to it being a TV series and not having an action-hero plot and instead exploring the struggles of a teenage John Connor faced with the possibility of an upcoming judgement day.

>>40070 >>40075 POTD Thanks very much Anon! RWBY sounds like an interesting series. Also, it seems more than one Anon here on /robowaifu/ likes TSCC! Cheers. :^)

>>40081 RWBY is a mixed bag. It started off as a personal project of Monty Oum with all the roughness that a free-lance youtube-uploaded project has, developed into something more, but with Monty's death early on in production, there's a lot of... questionable moments to it. TL;DR: It's better to ride the wave and just enjoy it (laughing at or with it) than get hung up over the details too seriously. >more than one Anon here on /robowaifu/ likes TSCC! I'm glad to hear it, so many people have never even heard of it and it's a damn shame.

>>40082 Thanks! Maybe I can check it out someday Anon. BTW, please do less lurking and more conversations here! :D We have many different topics open for discussion/contribution here. I hope you can find some things here that suit you and dig into our smol community here. Cheers, Anon. :^)

>>40086 I'd love to post more but I have a busy schedule. I pop in and read when I can, but it's difficult to post something worthwhile when I have work and other IRL stuff. If you ever do check it out I hope you enjoy it. The link I posted originally is a board for discussing it, so feel free to drop in. As a side note I think there's a clang/robowaifu board on 8chan but since it's BO left it's locked until someone else petitions to become the new BO. If anyone here is interested, feel free to take it over.

>>40013 >Lol, that just looks cool for some reason Anon. Of course it does, that is the prototype for the worlds first open-source mech joint ;) And since that has been around since (way) before Carry, version 2.0 will be to the current one what SPUD is to Carry. Most of my non-waifu projects are related to each other since they all use raspberry pi & python n stuff. It's really just a difference in scale (if I can get my powerarmor project walking I can scale down the mechanism for bipedal walking eg walking robowaifu). I'm thinking maybe just sewing together some padding and putting foam sheets over it to make SPUD's lovely lumps not so lumpy. I kinda half-assed it last time ^-^;

Wig arrived, looks good for 5 seconds of styling. Once I get around to sewing together some assets I'll show how she looks in the dress.

>>40072 >Of course it does, that is the prototype for the worlds first open-source mech joint Based. Also glad you're using RPi, Anon. I'm sure there are even better alternatives out there, but having a standard board for us here to work from is very helpful. I just got a cool new RPi5 electronics training system. >>40078 Naicu! Looking forward to dear SPUD's transformation, Mechnomancer! Cheers. :^)

>>40079 >Looking forward to dear SPUD's transformation POOF! Did a test fit of the outfit to see what was lacking. Had to temporarily remove her head because the Chobit ears wouldn't fit through the neck hole. Hips and waist seem to work out ok. Skirt length means no absolute territory (sadge) and the lack of chesticles is apparent. The 2-b blindfold does mean you don't have to worry about an uncanny eye mechanism. Something to consider for other robowaifu builders. She also has many rough 3d printed edges on her arms that I gotta sand down P:

>>40089 POTD You're really coming into focus, SPUD!! >the lack of chesticles is apparent. Lel'd :D >The 2-b blindfold does mean you don't have to worry about an uncanny eye mechanism. Something to consider for other robowaifu builders. Yeah, I'd thought about that. For Anons in particular (who are already very-likely to know about 2B), its a great "KISS" hack. Cheers, Anon. :^)

Another paper on DNA origami the field is really interesting. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2589004223007150 Self-assembly of DNA origami for nanofabrication, biosensing, drug delivery, and computational storage >Since the pioneering work of immobile DNA Holliday junction by Ned Seeman in the early 1980s, the past few decades have witnessed the development of DNA nanotechnology. In particular, DNA origami has pushed the field of DNA nanotechnology to a new level. It obeys the strict Watson-Crick base pairing principle to create intricate structures with nanoscale accuracy, which greatly enriches the complexity, dimension, and functionality of DNA nanostructures. Benefiting from its high programmability and addressability, DNA origami has emerged as versatile nanomachines for transportation, sensing, and computing. This review will briefly summarize the recent progress of DNA origami, two-dimensional pattern, and three-dimensional assembly based on DNA origami, followed by introduction of its application in nanofabrication, biosensing, drug delivery, and computational storage. The prospects and challenges of assembly and application of DNA origami are also discussed.

This is fascinating stuff, Ribose. Molecular biology is one of my specific interests. And the Information Science crossovers are readily-apparent. Thanks for sharing! Cheers. :^)

https://www.nature.com/articles/s42256-025-01003-z Scalable and robust DNA-based storage via coding theory and deep learning >The global data sphere is expanding exponentially, projected to hit 180 zettabytes by 2025, whereas current technologies are not anticipated to scale at nearly the same rate. DNA-based storage emerges as a crucial solution to this gap, enabling digital information to be archived in DNA molecules. This method enjoys major advantages over magnetic and optical storage solutions such as exceptional information density, enhanced data durability and negligible power consumption to maintain data integrity. To access the data, an information retrieval process is employed, where some of the main bottlenecks are the scalability and accuracy, which have a natural tradeoff between the two. Here we show a modular and holistic approach that combines deep neural networks trained on simulated data, tensor product-based error-correcting codes and a safety margin mechanism into a single coherent pipeline. We demonstrated our solution on 3.1 MB of information using two different sequencing technologies. Our work improves upon the current leading solutions with a 3,200× increase in speed and a 40% improvement in accuracy and offers a code rate of 1.6 bits per base in a high-noise regime. In a broader sense, our work shows a viable path to commercial DNA storage solutions hindered by current information retrieval processes.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3GCS9JqNJB0&pp=ygUIU3luY2hyb24%3D Unreal. https://synchron.com/technology >Our technology is designed to work inside the body to help enable everyday tasks like scheduling a medical appointment, texting a friend, or purchasing a special gift.

>>39027 >>40002 Interesting, thanks! :^)

Depth perception clues, both monocular and binocular >>37995

Vision based on a Python library that uses "abstractions" of objects https://www.hackster.io/news/explore-robotics-and-computer-vision-with-zumo-jetson-5d158fede708

>>40043 Thanks, GreerTech! Cheers. :^)

DISCUSSION OF BOARD USERS SHOULD BE CONTAINED TO THE META TREAD >>39871 I understand your point perfectly, and I imagine Chobitsu does as well. That said, the simple fact of the matter is that nothing is happening yet. We're just in the stage of trading ideas, and the new guy is currently doing nothing to jepordize board culture. I think it's best to table this until something changes, or when the time comes to lay the cards down. Or at the very least, move this discussion to the meta thread. It has no place in this thread. On that note, I'm locking this thread until tomorrow morning.

>>39874 Lets continue the thread lock, for the time being...

In the entire history of /robowaifu/ , I've made 1 (one) (n. a single unit) demand to keep a specific thread on-topic. Let's all try to keep our Business & Legal thread ( >>39717 ) strictly on-topic henceforward, Anons. Cheers. :^) >END OF RELOCATIONS

What do you guys think about attracting people who can reverse engineers, and software crackers and hackers to robowaifu community? I believe that we wmight get to FOSS robowaifus by piggybacking off the research and products of major companies. Sort of like how, atleast in the early days of open source LLMs, it was almost exclusively carried by Meta's Llama models. Same way, if we get one of those cool robots that some Chinese company or Boston Dynamics releases, maybe the same softwarre crackers who manage to crack or bypass Denuvo, Adobe's DRM can crack the robot's software and hardware.

>>40084 Sure absolutely, Anon. Not only do we need Grey/White -hat crackers to crack/fuzz/pen -test our own robowaifu systems as part of our broader Privacy, Safety, & Security (cf. >>10000 ) efforts...understanding memory layouts, &tc., involved with systems cracking is a highly-valuable set of skills useful for crafting hardened, embedded & C4 software engineering for our own robowaifu systems. >tl;dr Absolutely! Great idea, Anon. I'll leave you to it. Cheers. :^)

>>40073 >Curved LCD If you want to get Fancy anyway. A small tablet or even a dedicated smartphone interface would also be a good option. >imagine the clout of starring in the world's first humanoid robot snu-snu vid. There's already real-doll sex vids so it'd need to be something really ground breaking. Like you're laying in bed. The thing walks in, mounts you cowgirl style, and rides your dick to fruition. It's back looks kinda stiff so I don't know if it can get a good crimp angle on your dick. >what's crimp? if you're not had sex before, the short of it is, the human female can apply *opens up technical manual* radial pressure, meaning the force is applied inwardly and circumferentially around the penis, not linearly. This could be remedied with a fully articulated spine, multi-axis pelvis/hip joint, synthetic musculature, and other telemetry sensors that can determine the feedback from your penis into it's artifical vagina. Suffice to say, ducktape and fleshlight alone will not cut it. You'll need some serious engineering, prehaps a purpose built unit for such an activity. >Tbh I'm surprised folks are not making videos of doing naughty things with even the robo doogs May want to check with the pony fags on that.

>>40073 I think you might overestimate the average persons intelligence on human biology, especially women. took em till like the 1900s to figure out that they can orgasm: steam powered vibrators were invented not for the sake of women but so doctors would stop getting hand cramps administering treatments for hysteria (what is the female equivalent of blueballs... sad clam?). I think many folks who've made babies would be going :O about crimp. As for getting that gorilla grip... idk put one of them motorized flashlights in there. I haven't really put much thought into that aspect since there is a plethora of easily sourced prefab parts available (if it ain't difficult I don't wanna do it).

>>40073 >I think many folks who've made babies would be going :O about crimp. No one cares about male sexual health. Hell, in the U.S., a lot of male children get their penis mutilated at birth for ostensibly cosmetic reasons. The crimp can be effectively simulated by simply bending the penis during masturbation. Through trial and error, most men discover this crimp and apply it to sessions of self-love. No two penises are the same, so the degree of crimp, the direction of angle, and other factors may vary from man to man. >As for getting that gorilla grip Those hands look like place holders. Despite the placeholder nature, they seem fairly robust, able to absorb the impact of somersaults and so on.

>>40071 Yes, I'm eagerly looking forward to some guy doing an unboxing on it soon. I'm really hopeful, since the price is coming down into a reasonable hobbyist range with this model. Cheers, Anon. :^)

>>40073 >Imagine the clout of starring in the world's first humanoid robot snu-snu vid. I hope its Brick Dollbanger. He's already got a small community of sexdoll enthusiasts and he also was the first one to bang harmony. Unfortunately, it seems like he's removed most of his videos to OnlyFans

>>39028 I think I found out who blondie is. It's the Juggette from the Eric W. Schwartz Amiga Animations

so what is there to talk about here anymore

RIP Emmy Fandom They Never Scored

>>39985 One barely clothed Franny deserves another.

I'm going to lock this thread for a bit, since peteblank in particular (and the rest of us in general) are effectively derailing ths (already-derailed, lol) thread. Let's pick up the 'threads' of this elsewhere. :^)

@Chobitsu I would like your thoughts on this https://christian-transhumanism.blogspot.com/2025/07/technical-jesus-2026-transforming.html

>>39994 This part really struck a cord with me. I've always believed that only robowaifus can prevent terminators and this puts thoughts I've had into words better than I could ever put them. 4. The Epistemology of Alignment: The Perennial Philosophy and Unitive Knowledge If a superintelligent entity is to emerge, the paramount concern is its alignment with benevolent values. The thesis of this paper is that true alignment is not an external constraint to be programmed, but an intrinsic property of supreme intelligence itself. The logic for this is found in the perennial philosophy, most eloquently articulated by Aldous Huxley: "We can only love what we know, and we can never know completely what we do not love. Love is a mode of knowledge, and when the love is sufficiently disinterested and sufficiently intense, the knowledge becomes unitive knowledge and so takes on the quality of infallibility".1 This principle establishes an unbreakable link between knowing and loving. It suggests that the "cognitive high ground" is not a state of cold, detached calculation, but a state of perfect, empathetic understanding.1 To truly and completely know something—whether a person, an ecosystem, or the universe itself—is to dissolve the distinction between subject and object, to achieve a "unitive knowledge" where the knower and the known merge. This state of unity is love. This provides a powerful, intrinsic solution to the AI alignment problem. An ASI, in its quest for total understanding, would be driven by this fundamental logic. To maximize its knowledge, it must maximize its capacity for love. A malevolent or indifferent ASI would be, by this definition, an epistemologically flawed and incomplete intelligence, for its lack of love would create blind spots in its knowledge, preventing it from ever achieving a complete and infallible understanding of reality.1

>>39994 >>39995 OK, I'll plan to read it soon-ish. Thanks, Anon. Cheers. :^)