This is an amazing way to nurture talents and creativity for young people. Robomasters 2016 is an international robot contest. The video only mentions Nanyang Technological University (from Singapore), but in The Verge article there was an American team from the University of Washington but its team robot's wheels fell off and was eliminated early.
Unlike First Robotics and Vex in the U.S., Robomasters is only for university students, and involves complex robots assisted by drones (like army with air force). Betty Vogeley, a University of Washington contestant, said she had competed in robotic competitions across the U.S. for 6 years, but had never experienced anything close to this challenge. It calls for so many diverse talents and there is just nothing like this contest. But she hoped the University of Washington could host a regional North American tournaments to get American teams ready for future contests.
yes，if u have time，u can come to china and see more，actually china have more companies like dji，such as Tencent alibaba and huawei，maybe u will say，is it look like amason and facebook？Maybe it turned out to be, but now it is not. now is not copy to china，its created in china.china is the biggst market，it has 8 million college graduates each year.So the competition is also the most intense in the world.
For those who are wondering, The U.S. has smaller, "growing" robotics competitions. The biggest being First Robotics Competition (FRC) followed by , in my personal opinion, VEX. The difference is that they are not managed by a for-profit company (not a bad thing at all). SO we at least have a basic structure to work with and before we know it, something this scale will just pop-up. You guys should definitely check it out and support it! Thumbs up for robotics though! The hardest fun I've had.
there should be two tournaments one for only china hongkong and singapore like this and one more for the best of china vs the best around the world that would be fun
FIRST robotics is huge in the US and very similar. Surprised you've never heard of it. 3,128 teams in FRC (large high school robots) and Michigan is closing in on a team in every High School. I've been active in it since 2000 and it steadily grows every year. www.firstinspires.org
When the Skynet finally comes in the future, the students in this footage instead of the muscular men will be the savior of the world against the terminators.
Very well put together video (slow clap in the background) honestly you can tell that you guys took the time piecing it together. The voice over was great, the footage, interviews, editing. Just an amazing piece, thank you!
under no metric is this the biggest robotics competition. I don't know if FRC holds the title but I do know they are bigger and older. for those of you wonder why the US doesn't have something like this the answer is because our high school robotics competition(FRC) went international and if you have the time I ask that you start a FRC team in your own town.
FRC is older and is probably bigger for now, although not as well-funded. DJi spent up to $15 million to host this 2016 Robomasters tournament, and the student contestants worked very hard to win the $53,000 prize. Like Vex and FRC in the U.S., Robomasters is also open to international teams. But Robomasters is for university students only and its robots are more complex than those in FRC and Vex and it involves drones. If you read The Verge article, an American contestant from the University of Washington in this Robomasters, said she had competed in robotic competitions across the U.S. for 6 years. She said that she had never experienced anything close to this challenge, and her university team was eliminated early.
I'd love to learn how to build and program robots in a manner such as this while actually getting some spotlight. Unfortunately this is where we see the division in the US and International education system. I wasn't even offered the ability to think about a program like this until late high school (FRC) and by that point I was already invested in Biology. We need to allow kids to show us their interests before cramming them all down the same old repetitive tube of basic education.
They wouldn't really work that well for roads with debris and other things that would cause the wheels to jam but they are actually used at scale in some larger vehicles such as certain forklifts I believe
brings a tear to my eye seeing so many young engineers brought together by a company trying to empower them and allow the public to appreciate them
I can't even imagine how incredibly brilliant all of these kids are. Inspiring! I love it!
Anyone here from 2019 after the launch of the DJI S1 robot?
😂
Ye..............
No
+1
This is way cooler than the other robot fighting thing where they just try to destroy each other.
Thought it was like Robot Wars, when I read the title.
Also battlebots.
Natsu Hategplus Thats what its called! Could not remember the name.
Objectively, this one requires more brainpower. But subjectively, Robot Wars is way cooler to watch XD
mmmmNO, I loved watching those robots shoot flames at each other, these just shoot harmless projectiles.
This is an amazing way to nurture talents and creativity for young people. Robomasters 2016 is an international robot contest. The video only mentions Nanyang Technological University (from Singapore), but in The Verge article there was an American team from the University of Washington but its team robot's wheels fell off and was eliminated early.
Unlike First Robotics and Vex in the U.S., Robomasters is only for university students, and involves complex robots assisted by drones (like army with air force). Betty Vogeley, a University of Washington contestant, said she had competed in robotic competitions across the U.S. for 6 years, but had never experienced anything close to this challenge. It calls for so many diverse talents and there is just nothing like this contest. But she hoped the University of Washington could host a regional North American tournaments to get American teams ready for future contests.
They finally did
Hi from the future :) from a TAMU Robomaster member
I live in Shenzhen and now I feel special. Thank you The Verge :)
The Verge always has good narratives
A competition where aimbot is allowed.
lmao😂😂😂😂
A competition where if you Write the best Aim Bot possible, companies might offer you a job.
After this video, the world should look at Chinese companies in a different way. DJI, hats off to you.
i never knew DJI was a Chinese company
look up FRC US companies do in fact do something similar for high schools
yeah me too. I was surprised about that. Glad they shortened their name to DJI though, that long chinese-english name is awkward lol.
yes，if u have time，u can come to china and see more，actually china have more companies like dji，such as Tencent alibaba and huawei，maybe u will say，is it look like amason and facebook？Maybe it turned out to be, but now it is not. now is not copy to china，its created in china.china is the biggst market，it has 8 million college graduates each year.So the competition is also the most intense in the world.
I get it... Also living in China!
For those who are wondering, The U.S. has smaller, "growing" robotics competitions. The biggest being First Robotics Competition (FRC) followed by , in my personal opinion, VEX. The difference is that they are not managed by a for-profit company (not a bad thing at all). SO we at least have a basic structure to work with and before we know it, something this scale will just pop-up. You guys should definitely check it out and support it! Thumbs up for robotics though! The hardest fun I've had.
DJI is killing it. Innovation powerhouse.
one of the best verge videos I've ever watched. great work as always
大疆越来越厉害了，不仅体现在产品上，还有企业责任上，令人尊敬。
中国的比赛，名字却是全英文？不妥不妥
韓國人也用英文，還不是亞洲最前段的國家，差不多吧。
没办法，这个世界用英文最多。希望这个世界都能看到。
中国人太多，总有几个“变态”。大疆算是一个，所以他们完全不符合中国企业的抄袭一切创新去死的价值观，就别拿中国来套到他们身上了
然而你们的ID也都是英文..........像我们这样就起中文名多好，干嘛非要用拼音
How to get hundreds of talented young people to develop robotic logistics and weapons platforms for you.
Brilliant!
Yeah it's awesome to see
a large company providing this opportunity to showcase their skills where they would otherwise be unseen! Totally agree! :)
Fantastic🔥! You make way too awesome topics and videos :) 👍✌
This is amazing omg seeing this make me feel alittle better about humanity's progress.
Hey verge. Love the videos!
This is awesome. Decent video Verge!
there should be two tournaments one for only china hongkong and singapore like this and one more for the best of china vs the best around the world that would be fun
love this video! so much messages!
These kind of events will attract the minds of those who will be building the future Tachikomas
I wish FRC did more interesting games like this. Drones and Firefights sound way more exciting and watchable than recycling or castles...
2019 dji lounch dji robo master s1
uh huh you too buddy, you're definitely correct
Must love the underground RoboWars with swords and hydronic punches
Great story The Verge.
a video with FRC will be great! Anyway the children's are the future and right now we need more creative engineers
this is so inspiring, especially come from same country.
If you're interested in something like this in North America or other areas check out FIRST robotics (k-12) or VEX robotics.
This is amazing, beneficial for both dji and those people
We should be doing this in the states. This is what really breeds technological growth. It makes me sad to think the majority wouldn't understand why.
Eric Jones well the US has battlebots where rather simple "robots" hack each other to bits... I guess that says something
FIRST robotics is huge in the US and very similar. Surprised you've never heard of it. 3,128 teams in FRC (large high school robots) and Michigan is closing in on a team in every High School. I've been active in it since 2000 and it steadily grows every year. www.firstinspires.org
Justin Hawke Well that's awesome to hear. I'll read up on it.
When the Skynet finally comes in the future, the students in this footage instead of the muscular men will be the savior of the world against the terminators.
07:30 Damn that kid has an apple watch!
More like damn that poor kid made that apple watch /S
Go to hell.
this is a very inspiring documentary! keep it up the verge.
Very well put together video (slow clap in the background) honestly you can tell that you guys took the time piecing it together. The voice over was great, the footage, interviews, editing. Just an amazing piece, thank you!
under no metric is this the biggest robotics competition. I don't know if FRC holds the title but I do know they are bigger and older.
for those of you wonder why the US doesn't have something like this the answer is because our high school robotics competition(FRC) went international and if you have the time I ask that you start a FRC team in your own town.
FRC is older and is probably bigger for now, although not as well-funded. DJi spent up to $15 million to host this 2016 Robomasters tournament, and the student contestants worked very hard to win the $53,000 prize. Like Vex and FRC in the U.S., Robomasters is also open to international teams. But Robomasters is for university students only and its robots are more complex than those in FRC and Vex and it involves drones. If you read The Verge article, an American contestant from the University of Washington in this Robomasters, said she had competed in robotic competitions across the U.S. for 6 years. She said that she had never experienced anything close to this challenge, and her university team was eliminated early.
loved it....More videos like this please!
Meet your future overlords
Wow, the cinematography is great!
Just watched the anime version of this. I didn't know it was real.
大爱DJI😘
Interesting and amazing video!
God, I love robots
is this like dota but real life with robots
Is there any other who realized that The Verge wrongly wrote Singapore as Singpore?
dji vs boston dynamics?
I wish FRC was this cool
Awesome.
Hey, i'm on a FIRST robotics team!!
Dang those kids are smart.
That's one great documentary!👌
year 2030: dji creates droid army
Awesome video!🤘🏼🎉😎
Watch drones fight to da death! Seems a little harsh
Wow that’s Awesome
This is great stuff!
Amazing Video
robomaster animeis pretty good
Those dji guys thinking!😍😍
I wonder if this type of competition will ever come to the US
FRC is a US based international high school competition
There's a competition called FIRST Robotics Competition, check it out, it's an international robotics competition for high schoolers
Haha, thought the bicopter's arms looked familiar, cool
I'd love to learn how to build and program robots in a manner such as this while actually getting some spotlight. Unfortunately this is where we see the division in the US and International education system. I wasn't even offered the ability to think about a program like this until late high school (FRC) and by that point I was already invested in Biology. We need to allow kids to show us their interests before cramming them all down the same old repetitive tube of basic education.
Never is too late to start, though. :)
Honestly, I'd love to, I just don't know where to start from a community college level. Haha. :P
DJI FRC?
This is more challenging than FRC and also fun to watch imo.
In Frank Wang's room, I see a yellow J15 model. Is DJI making J15 drones?
Forget the kids, I want to become a robot rockstar. Where do I sign up?!
God... this is so inspiring
those wheels are amazing!!!
why automobile industries didn't use those wheels? Make parallel parking easier.
Doesn't work well with dust and debris, but maybe those issue can be solved if the automotive industry put more R&D effort into it.
They wouldn't really work that well for roads with debris and other things that would cause the wheels to jam but they are actually used at scale in some larger vehicles such as certain forklifts I believe
That was awesome.
0:21 "students from 200 universities around china"? It sounds so misleading when there's Singapore university participating...
china is in Asia, therefore Asia is china, china claims everything, expect nothing else....
yes.. singapore in not china... but the people still chinesse in singapore
This is why im subbed.
this guy should have a talk with Dean kamen
Somewhere out there Dr Evil is salivating,
Yes.
Let‘s watch RoboMasters
Kind of cool stuff.
More videos like this! soooo dope
this is amazing
If it takes place in Shenzhen how could I have watched several Robomasters matches in Shanghai?
awesome tec war
Impressive!
este deporte sera muy demandado y famoso pero en el año 2100
LOVE IT
THAT is not fake
so f'n cool
So like F.I.R.S.T. Robotics Competition right?
wow it's like WoT grand finals
When is apple going to start something like this?
Maybe Iphone photography competition...
Finally some reporting that goes beyond 'how many people had to be relocated to build that stadium'.
Good stuff 🤖
Hello from the future, Now we all can have access to this beauty...except for the staggering price that they are asking
These guys are way more talented than we Americans #fact
look up FRC an international high school competition
Well, I'm one of the participants of FRC from Dallas High school district during my High school at 2000. But we know, what we can build !
Hey! I'm from a team from WA, 2522!
You should see what some of the FRC teams are able to do.
k
It's robot fighting time! In the red square...
I cant see anything....audio only for some reason.
cool
China Number One
There's even a superhero who's superpower is engineering : Iron Man !
awesome awesome!
Use a brushless motor much stronger
The world we live in...