>>42497 Thanks, OP! :^)

>>42494 >The good news is that it seems like it was genuinely made for good purposes, As mentioned, I wont by any measure defend typical (((lawmakers))) +their AIPAC handlers...after all it's always a pair in the west with rare, based exceptions like Republican Congressman Thomas Massie [1] >and the idea of robowaifus was brought up as a near-ludicrous idea, so it isn't some sort of attack. This exposes their ignorance, IMHO. We are very close now to initial prototypes. >The other good news is that it might be better for us in the long run, it would be far harder for libshites to do a Detroit: Become Human LARP if the robowaifu isn't legally human. Exactly so. >And ofc, no Earthly law can supersede a Holy marriage, the actual marriage. Many people, including many Christians, seem to confuse legal marriage with actual marriage. Completely so. They've long-supported feminism, and "love is love" faggot BS. Only the "hey, it's a great idea to mutilate little kids at 6 years old goyim!111" finally got their attention enough to push back some. Sheesh. I love these people (I are one... :D, but do they ever in fact read their Bibles? >It's funny, we ended up in the Futurama timeline. In the future, we're going to wage a campaign for "robosexual marriage" >Vote Yes on Proposition Infinity POTD TOPLEL! <"Don't be like Billy..." https://trashchan.xyz/robowaifu/thread/26.html#1326 --- 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74ZA-GdeQP4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ieJkvkPU9M

>>42495 >Ohio might accidentally make robowaifus into a hypertrad arrangement IM_OK_WITH_THIS_TIMELINE.JPG.EXE

>>42500 >As mentioned, I wont by any measure defend typical (((lawmakers))) I share your view, but if it weren't for my hyperspecific and esoteric interest in social robotics, I would wholeheartedly agree with that bill. >This exposes their ignorance, IMHO. We are very close now to initial prototypes. Yeah, "we", us in our corner of the web. Right now we're in the "secret society via obscurity" stage. For most normies, what they know of AI and robotics is: -Boston Dynamics -Those Unitree robots -ChatGPT -Grok Ani -(maybe) real doll Some Otaku may know the concept from anime, but mostly as a fantasy on par with Lamia girls. That is why I am so gung-ho about guerilla internet marketing/promotion. My goals are to promote the very concept of robowaifus, the fact that robowaifus are a practical thing, promote /robowaifu/, and promote Galatea to add it to the normie knowledge list.

>>42504 If you think about it, people like me and Mechnomancer are basically one-man breakaway civilizations, living in a world of talking humanoid robots, plasma blasters, and mechs.

>>42504 >That is why I am so gung-ho about guerilla internet marketing/promotion. My goals are to promote the very concept of robowaifus, the fact that robowaifus are a practical thing, promote /robowaifu/, and promote Galatea to add it to the normie knowledge list. FWIW, you have my blessing in this effort, GreerTech. :^) >>42505 Lol! :D

Topkek, it's real. And all this time I thought it was a le ebin trole! :D https://trashchan.xyz/robowaifu/thread/26.html#1327

1X is now taking preorders for their android NEO, apparently. https://www.humanoidsdaily.com/feed/1x-opens-pre-orders-for-neo-humanoid-robot-at-20000

>>42559 To quote Starship Troopers "It's Scared..."

>>42560 HAH! Didn't take them long, ehh? :^)

Herr Literally Trumpler strikes another fascist blow against the heart of darkness! :^) https://trashchan.xyz/robowaifu/thread/26.html#1331 --- P.S. Apologies that I left the thread lock on after the maintenance. I overlooked that.

>Python, you say? Pfwahh! Whitey need not apply! https://qz.com/1624252/pythons-creator-thinks-it-has-a-diversity-problem

>>42625 We really should find a way to reach out to guys in tech. Their investors and leaders hate them. They could use robowaifus.

>>42627 POTD

>>42627 There's /g/, anywhere else?

It appears XLeRobot has got a few upgrades. https://github.com/Vector-Wangel/XLeRobot

>>42638 POTD I'll look into this closely GreerTech, since Cart Waifu is my general design goal at this stage. Cheers, Anon. :^)

ClosedAI is bound to fail. ClosedAI is super incompetent, the only reason they are still successful is because of being the first big player and being the AWS of AI. They swallow funding like a black hole, while getting beat out by other competitors. Most of their consumer operations are still unprofitable, and their updates are unpopular in the AI scene. You can tell they're getting desperate, DeepSeek kicked their ass a few months ago on the general chatbot scene, and Grok is catching up with visuals. Even Sam's stock market boyfriend is losing hope. It is gleeful to see them about to fail, but considering how much the US economy is propped up by AI, it also scares me.

https://youtu.be/4Zi3jVfKjyA Don’t know if you can trust the Chinese here but the more exposure robowaifus have the better.

>>42722 >but the more exposure robowaifus have the better. Absolutely! And for the "doubting Thomas's" out there, here are a few more videos for your consideration: https://trashchan.xyz/robowaifu/thread/26.html#1335 Cheers. :^)

>>42722 Wow, a roboqt that's not some uncanny valley mess Cute face, cute body. If I was a rich bastard I'd totally buy a model asap Hopefully by 2030 she can walk better, and companies dont go for human/real faces

>>42755 Man, I'd love for it to be real, but why does (almost) every Chinese robot video have the same level of contrast/saturation?

>>42759 Heh. I don't know. But for the "naked" video in the lab, I've tried my level best reviewing it for about an hour on loop * and I can't detect any artifacts that make me think it's 3D CGI. IMHO, it would take a major effort by a CGI EFX house to pull that off, which doesn't seem at all reasonable to me for this context. >tl;dr It's real; and the hip complex's (&tc.) design is why it's able to reproduce the MOCAP actress's motion data so well (hip sway, leg toe-in arcs, torso to-the-counter, etc) [1]. (This is why I asked @GreerTech for any pics highlighting this area, BTW. :D I'm totally stealing that sh*te, too! :D --- * looping fwd playback, 1x speed : mpv --loop-file=inf xpeng_iron_fem_no_shroud.mp4 looping rev playback, 1x speed : mpv --loop-file=inf --play-dir=backward xpeng_iron_fem_no_shroud.mp4 alt+(+)/(-) : to zoom in/out ctrl+drag : to pan ] : play faster [ : play slower space : toggle pause (from pause) . : to frame fwd 1 , : to frame rev 1 l + l : set A-B loop range, then l : (again) to clear A-B loop range --- 1. There's a reason they call the runway model's primary public work zone a "catwalk"! :D

>>42765 > I can't detect any artifacts that make me think it's 3D CGI The video has enough compression that any AI artifacts (eg noise) would be canceled out by the compression algorithm. AI generated images/videos always have a level of noise that make it difficult to use a magic wand/fuzzy select. Add some blur and decrease the resolution and you can pretty much eliminate it. Again, I would LOVE for it to be real but the industry has been burned before. If I'm wrong we all get neat robots, but if I'm right we've been bamboozled. I'd be glad to be wrong but at least if I'm right I get to say "I told you so" lol

>>42772 >The video has enough compression that any AI artifacts (eg noise) would be canceled out by the compression algorithm. Ehh, fair enough. But I think I've developed a pretty good eye through the years to pick out CGI work. They usually get the lighting wrong. No signs of that I can see there. :^) >I'd be glad to be wrong but at least if I'm right I get to say "I told you so" lol Kek. Fair enough then. Time will tell. Cheers. :^)

>"Reconstructing Reality: Simulating Indoor and Outdoor Environments for Physical AI" >"Developing physical AI requires scalable simulation environments that accurately reflect the real world, however, building high-fidelity digital twins is incredibly challenging. Learn how real-to-sim reconstruction using OpenUSD seamlessly brings the real world into simulation across domains, from indoor environments used to train humanoids and autonomous mobile robots to large-scale workflows for autonomous vehicles, aerial mapping, and underwater exploration. We’ll cover the reconstruction technologies that transform diverse sensor data into simulation-ready worlds for scalable autonomy, and show how partners are applying to their own development workflows." https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/on-demand/session/gtcdc25-dc51172/ <---> Even though I've been part of their developer program since it's inception, I've grown to absolutely loathe the company (primarily b/c of it's (((leadership today))) ). OTOH, if we can learn from and capitalize on their ideas for opensource robowaifu systems, then we should do so IMO.