Great job! I am glad to see that a team seems to be taking on the correct way to making progress in robotics (analyze, observe and mimic reality to emulate it, i.e. take data directly from humans if you wanna build human-like robots.). Keep it up! This is very good progress. BTW: the next step is to do that for the entire body WHILE keeping in mind the structural integrity of the entire system (i.e. body). If the arm makes a sudden movement, it must not shake and destabilize the entire equilibrium through vibration. So make all movements have a slight lead-in ("acceleration") and lead-out ("negative acceleration", i.e. deceleration), etc. to avoid tipping over or structural damage over time (by shaking things loose and/or breaking parts). ;)
I think there is information on the MIT website, and I‘ve heard about people applying internationally. Here is the MIT post on international applicants: mitadmissions.org/apply/firstyear/international/
I have been thinking for a few years that this is definately the way to go for situations where it's too dangerous to send humans in. Autonomous robots just have way too far to go at this stage, where as this type of remote control is clearly capable and achievable right now, and WAY more effective.
sorry bro unfortunatetly am already enrolled at MIT, richness isnt a factor bro and for your info only few pay that amount of school fees MIT looks at the best people not rich people men.
@@juniordilon ??? Why would you think that? The design of legs with knees adapt to all sorts of terrain and situations, unlike wheels, for example. And sometimes, a straight line might seem more efficient, but on the field it proves to be dysfunctional. So no, I don't believe that knees are bad. Try walking around and doing your chores for 2-3 days without bending your knees. (Edutainment is cool!)
Can it twerk? Like Ricardo Milos. I mean, I cannot be the only one thinking that, right? Like, the pelvic trust is probably one of the most complex and essential moves of the human anatomy, it shift or body weight in such a manner that can be used in a varied range of motions, if you can master those free floating ass movements like Ricardo does, what will even be able to stop you?
We wish you to develop a cosmic background radiation detector To discover the gravitational waves predicted by the theory of cosmic inflation and superstring theory Please send suggestions to the engineering and technology team The light capture devices closest to the edge of the universe must be developed .
So basically you’re saying that Pacific Rim is right around the corner? I’m up for that.
May be real steel too
I’m demonstrating my interest again, you are required to accept me now
M.I.T = Most Interesting Things in science...
Battletech, here I come!
Great job! I am glad to see that a team seems to be taking on the correct way to making progress in robotics (analyze, observe and mimic reality to emulate it, i.e. take data directly from humans if you wanna build human-like robots.).
Keep it up! This is very good progress.
BTW: the next step is to do that for the entire body WHILE keeping in mind the structural integrity of the entire system (i.e. body). If the arm makes a sudden movement, it must not shake and destabilize the entire equilibrium through vibration. So make all movements have a slight lead-in ("acceleration") and lead-out ("negative acceleration", i.e. deceleration), etc. to avoid tipping over or structural damage over time (by shaking things loose and/or breaking parts). ;)
Next stop, people with ALS walking!
Disappointed that he didn’t start dancing
all i see a computer generated robot with a long dongle
How can I join when applying from kenya
I think there is information on the MIT website, and I‘ve heard about people applying internationally.
Here is the MIT post on international applicants:
mitadmissions.org/apply/firstyear/international/
I have been thinking for a few years that this is definately the way to go for situations where it's too dangerous to send humans in. Autonomous robots just have way too far to go at this stage, where as this type of remote control is clearly capable and achievable right now, and WAY more effective.
Interesting !
However try to find a sound guy in your lab...
Technology is far more advanced than the powers that be would have you believe.
I wanted to buy stock in Boston dynamics, but alas, they are not a publically traded company. Darn
Excellent technical
Fascinating
best university looking forward to join you😉
sorry bro unfortunatetly am already enrolled at MIT, richness isnt a factor bro and for your info only few pay that amount of school fees MIT looks at the best people not rich people men.
@@kalebuwilliam1014 you're so full of shit. you literally said you wanted to go to MIT, and now you're saying you're already going to MIT
@@charlieshin9868 I think it was a self deprecating deprecating joke
nice work
OMG MIT...
Hellooooo
I am french and i will want into to M.I.T (i'm 14 years old)
Bonne chance Adam 🙂✔️
good luck
Hey me tooo
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So cool
out of words
Shao Industry would be proud of you guys
Interesting
why are the knees bent?
I guess its for stability
For equilibrium. Falling over is bad.
so the design of human legs is not efficient
@@juniordilon ??? Why would you think that? The design of legs with knees adapt to all sorts of terrain and situations, unlike wheels, for example. And sometimes, a straight line might seem more efficient, but on the field it proves to be dysfunctional. So no, I don't believe that knees are bad.
Try walking around and doing your chores for 2-3 days without bending your knees. (Edutainment is cool!)
wow super
Can it twerk? Like Ricardo Milos. I mean, I cannot be the only one thinking that, right? Like, the pelvic trust is probably one of the most complex and essential moves of the human anatomy, it shift or body weight in such a manner that can be used in a varied range of motions, if you can master those free floating ass movements like Ricardo does, what will even be able to stop you?
What the fuck were you on 😂
Cool and stuff, no take away that support coming out from the robot's back... Yeah i fought so.
It's a developing technology. Relax. it'll get there eventually. Be patient.
Robot n aerospace i also like but can only handle one, my flying car is my dream.
We wish you to develop a cosmic background radiation detector
To discover the gravitational waves predicted by the theory of cosmic inflation and superstring theory
Please send suggestions to the engineering and technology team
The light capture devices closest to the edge of the universe must be developed
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stop the particle accelerator
it harms originator souls
*B R U H*
You need also Manipulate the data
That sucks
Little jumpies.
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doesnt look that hard
please guys don't wear cargo pants.
Thank God am one of the students in MIT
You're from mit?
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