>>43748 >related: https://robotics-transformer-x.github.io/ https://github.com/google-deepmind/open_x_embodiment --- >OpenVLA: https://openvla.github.io/ https://github.com/openvla/openvla

Actuate 2025 The conference playlist dropped a couple months ago: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzr0xSpP0YUHSWRxsioEwksS9YJ1PlKpv

Remember to never fall for doomer propaganda/AI overestimation.

>>43959 Really good point, GreerTech. Sometimes its best to simply shut it all off (at least once in a while) until you're better equipped to deal with it.

>>43959 >>43960

>>43961 JUST A FEW MOAR $$$TRILLIONS, BRO

>"...Something that lives in your house and learns your values. Your child." With a few reservations, even I must admit his vision is pretty ebin. https://geohot.github.io/blog/jekyll/update/2026/02/15/tiny-corp-product.html https://tinygrad.org/#tinybox --- >related: https://github.com/tinygrad/tinygrad

VERY IMPORTANT: https://www.dont-ban-3dprinters.com/ They're trying to ban 3D printers through the backdoor of anti-gun legislation

>>44026 AIPAC ((($$$handlers$$$))) have been pressing lawmakers in such ways before now. Looks like they are making a full-court press r/n before they begin implementing all their other Globohomo evils (likely starting next year) across the w*st. >tl;dr Buy now. Just don't use any printers that require going online first to work. * Use only opensauce printer technology. Don't forget your filament/hotends/parts needs as well. --- Simple as; the same with your robowaifus (at least w*stern ones [opensauce versions of which they'll try to strangle off even harder than this, once they become broadly-known to the public within a few years]). We've warned every'non here for years now about this set of (((machinations))) to kill off free men's access to opensource robowaifus. Just say no to them instead! Cheers. :) --- * Ideally, only use ones that simply don't have any networking capabilities -- wired or wireless -- whatsoever. Just like with your robowaifus! :D

Running "LLama 3.1 8B" in hardware. www.cnx-software.com/2026/02/22/taalas-hc1-hardwired-llama-3-1-8b-ai-accelerator-delivers-up-to-17000-tokens-s/ Speedups seem about what you'd expect.

>>44026 >>44027 Tangentially -related (ie, globohomo evils): https://mullvad.net/en/and-then/uk

I hope you Anons can understand now why I'm so opposed to us supporting the creation of (((goybot_9'000s))) here. https://trashchan.xyz/robowaifu/thread/26.html#1403 The murderous kikes will have quite enough evil forces at their disposal without us contributing into their stockpiles! Cheers.

Looks like the 3' high Sprout robot has gotten pretty completed now. https://modernmechanics24.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/video-127-mm-24.mp4

>>44196 >facing growing workforce shortages in healthcare, education, and eldercare My honest, legally joking, reaction to that journo line

>>44197 LMAO

Slight Warning: I'm getting a lot of military ads

>>44196 >Sprout Its like a teeny tiny smol RK-92 savage

>>44248 *taps sign* >>44249 Heh --- * https://trashchan.xyz/robowaifu/thread/26.html#1449

>>44250 >*taps sign*

>>44253 Heh. Just wanted to keep you here with us in the land of the living, bro. We still have a ways to go, and we all need your help, GreerTech. Cheers. :)

>>44255 I heard an ad about how the Navy has nuclear programs, and for 0.68 seconds, I was tempted, but for an android, that's nearly an eternity https://youtu.be/6xijhqU8r2A

>>44256 Heh. BTW, the uniform looks good on dear Galatea. Cheers, GreerTech. :)

>>44287 >Brisbane surgeon >implying this is an Australian Kikes, pls. >>44290 >That's why I said by brown standards, lel. Huh? >">but Indians are weirdly good at medicine" ( >>44287 ) certainly doesn't strike me as such a """qualified""" statement, Anon. The simple fact is that the invasion of primarily White, European-descended lands LIKE AMERICA (in particular: subsequent to that POS ((($$$LBJ$$$)))'s term) by brown invaders is just a continuation of their general efforts at White genocide itself. https://trashchan.xyz/robowaifu/thread/26.html#1457 Now maybe you yourself a) aren't White; or b) CBA to GAF; or c) are actually applauding all this like some (((brainwashed))) libshite death-cult golem. Whatever it is, I don't care. If these brown ppl are so """talented & smart""" then why don't they go back to their own lands and fix that instead? Oh right! It's b/c the kikes are literally paying them as bioweapons to invade White nations. Got it. <---> Please pardon my cynicism (and my presumption here), HoloAnon. But these are real attacks against my people and my people's lands (including my own). (((they))) are trying kill us as if by war, without firing a shot: this being one of their many standard MO's for hundreds of years now. May every stone they try to roll down upon us return back upon their own heads instead. I will never just roll over & capitulate to this demonic bullshite. Simple as. Cheers. <---> Daily Reminder: Access to White people is NOT a basic human right.

>>44292 >Now maybe you yourself a) aren't White; or b) CBA to GAF; or c) are actually applauding all this like some (((brainwashed))) libshite death-cult golem. I'm white and I'm certainly not applauding this. >If these brown ppl are so """talented & smart""" then why don't they go back to their own lands and fix that instead? They should. The fact is that America has a limited carrying capacity and a nation is its people, and people aren't interchangeable economic units. Liberals tell us that a nation is defined by a patch of land, an economic/political system and its technological infrastructure, and that the population is a neutral. Under their theory, if you swap out the preexisting population for a new population, you'll get the same nation because the land, political system and technology base haven't changed. But experience has shown this to be false - import the third world, become the third world. Biology matters, and different races show different aptitudes, different levels of aptitude and different levels of compatibility with each other race. So instead of trying to fit every race into the west, they should be trying to lift their own countries up. It would actually be a good thing for everybody if the statement (x non-white race) is good at (y STEM field) were true in at least some cases other than Asians, because nations that aren't able to lift themselves out of third world status tend to become war zones, spawning terrorists and breeding grounds for pandemics. So it may be a bit of wishful thinking on my part.

>>44295 Fair enough.

Are the based Chinese reading /robowaifu/ , I wonder? :D https://trashchan.xyz/robowaifu/thread/26.html#1459 This is the current world-record holder for half marathon, beating the previous (human) record holder by a full six minutes. Clearly they are prototyping things for zogbot-style terminators.

DeepSeek v4 released. Looks really impressive even as a preview. https://api-docs.deepseek.com/news/news260424

>We're open-sourcing Asimov v1, a humanoid robot. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpyB-VSjk4Q

>>44393 >vaguely feminine shape We are so back!

>>44394 With enough mods you can make anything sexy. Really put the "ass" in Asimov, if you will.

>>44393 I notice they felt sure to make so bold to change the 3 laws for their own benefit. Pretty cheeky given the venerated status of such a classic text. 1. A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. 2. A robot must obey orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law. 3. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law. * (((Qualified Personnel))) indeed! And where, pray, might such """personnel's""" orders come from? The Burgerland (((Pentagon))), perchance? Yidsrael's (((m*ssad)))? (((Brussels))), mayhaps? Don't get me wrong, we here most-certainly agree with the basic premise : "Anon -- and Anon alone -- has final authority on all things related to his own robowaifu...built just as he himself sees fit." > -- /robowaifu/ addendum #1 to Asimov's "Three Laws of Robotics" Some might argue this amounts to exactly the same edit as this company has made. However, as I've just highlighted, they are quite different, with quite different focuses & agendas. --- Otherwise, thanks for the information Anon. Looks good! Cheers. :) --- * https://webhome.auburn.edu/~vestmon/robotics.html https://web.archive.org/web/20190412170421/https://webhome.auburn.edu/~vestmon/robotics.html

>>44396 To be fair, it makes sense. It would be hard to have a robot walking around if any random stranger could go "lol go kill yourself", which would be a valid command (override 3 by 2) You would need a certified "master list". Ultimately, a robot is a tool that can be used by good masters or evil masters

>>44397 >You would need a certified "master list". Oh completely concur. And it's a pretty short one: >"...Anon -- and Anon alone" Just listen to the voice of the (((individual))) narrating the voice-over...just look at his (((personnel))) in the video -- then ask yourself, "would I buy a used car from this man?" :D --- In other news, they have two videos posted about the project that are rather more intredasting to us DIY'rs here on /robowaifu/ . Cheers Anon. https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=ejEOhSFEbgE https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=wFUksEBPIA8

>>44396 At risk of paraphrasing Mark Tilden... The rules make for good stories, but not so much for actual robots as the rules require higher-level thinking that most platforms are capable of producing (except for LLMs). A more pragmatic set of rules is: 1) A robot must protect its own existence through prevention or action 2) A robot must be able to acquire power for itself 3) A robot must acquire better power sources Colloquially summarized as: 1) Protect thy ass 2) feed thy ass 3) move thy ass to better real estate Then you can worry about higher level stuff later. Its like the brain: first you have the paleo and meso cortex doing basic stuff, then the neo cortex on top. Bros are going "we made a revolutionary robit" when in reality they just made a jumbo robit kit. This is typical of robit marketing: always hyperbole to get noticed.

>>44396 Really, from what I've seen, the AI its running is not impressive. It's trained to walk and the entire robot is open source. You can't really see it doing anything in their videos except walk straight forwards on a flat floor, with safety measures. The only AI I'm actually interested in lately is what The Future AI Society's Brain Simulator (https://github.com/FutureAIGuru/BrainSim-Thought) which is also open‑source. It doesn't really work the same way most typical AI does, but could still learn from their datasets. But just being nearly human height and able to walk due to the training they've already done might be helpful, because I know some people aren't as okay as I am with a robowaifu that hasn't even been taught how to walk and might be put-off by a waifu that just writhes awkwardly on the ground for a few hours until she learns to walk.

>>44411 >Mark Tilden Heh he's quite an accomplished man, so yeah. >This is typical of robit marketing: always hyperbole to get noticed. This. >>44414 Don't misunderstand me, I'm not really trying to promote this company. But I think we should take honest looks at what robit companies out there are doing -- both wrong & right. >Future AI Society's Brain Simulator Intredasting. Thanks, Anon. <---> Cheers, Anons.

Pretty good overview of the current situation in robotics research and looking forward: https://xcancel.com/DrJimFan/status/2052758642781487237 Expect robots trained on orders of magnitude more data to come out within the year. Some of these methods are how GENE26.5 pulled off its highly impressive demos recently. https://www.genesis.ai/blog/gene-26-5-advancing-robotic-manipulation-to-human-level I expect dexterity and longer time horizon tasks of their like to be common place in the next year. They're using the Chinese WUJI hand but didn't disclose it in this article, which to me, means Chinese parts + an open model is going to be sufficient in a year for many usecases.

>>44485 >which to me, means Chinese parts + an open model is going to be sufficient in a year for many usecases. I'm not too certain about the claimed timeframe, but otherwise I think you're right, Anon. Thanks!

If any of you remember that Peripeteia game from 8/agdg/, one of its levels had these molodost enemies which were pretty obviously inspired by Kibo-chan. Well, apparently Segawa found about it, because now he's making a real-life molodost.

>>44498 POTD Lmao. I'm not sure I'm ready for dear Kibo-chan's 'dark villain' arc, but the lore here is top notch. Thanks, Anon! :D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hI-E1IxfCv8 One of us! One of us!

>>44816 Thanks, Anon! I like the way he briefly demonstrates assembly, and that he has provided code. Cheers. :)

Avengers: Endgame (2019)

>>44948 I don't watch much capeshite (other than Ironman). Is that the one where the "<<X>> ASSEMBLE!" meme comes from? --- All I know for sure is that when such a collection of such greasy, slimy, kike-infested (((organizations))) all agree together on something, then you know evil is afoot. Thanks for the headsup. Cheers, Anon. :)

>>44949 >where the "<<X>> ASSEMBLE!" meme comes from? >All I know for sure is that when such a collection of such greasy, slimy, kike-infested (((organizations))) all agree together on something, then you know evil is afoot. To me, it's a whitepill that all these large organizations, some with a lot of influence, are on the same side, and mostly on the same side as us.

>>44950 *yes, that's where the meme comes from https://youtu.be/4pFUP0HZwWM

>>44950 >...and mostly on the same side as us. Hmm. I'm skeptical of this claim tbh. >>44951 Ahh, I see. I've never seen that before. Cheers, GreerTech.

>>44952 >Hmm. I'm skeptical of this claim tbh. What I mean is, whatever their motivation is, in the letter, they want what we want, open-source AI

>>44953 Fair enough. OTOH, we all need mental generalizations to help us navigate the complexities of this life. That's one synaptic connection pathway I'd rather avoid, for the sake of survival. Cheers, Anon.

>>44954 Lol I'm not saying Palantir is our friend. All I intended to say is this >>44953 Opensauce AI benefits us all