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the 500 employees at boston dynamics are working in teams on the most advanced humanoid ever. atlas has his own battery and ways, 86 kilos. he learns from mistakes when he calls down and learns to plan his steps to a predictor controller is a way of doing controls by thinking about what's going to happen in the future. and a really simple example is that when you stand up as a person, your heart has to pump harder to make sure you have blood pressure and you do that . and in fact, if you look at people's heart rates, they go up before they start seeing your body sort of thinking about what is my heart going to need to do now. so that in half a 2nd and ready to be standing humanoid robots as workers, a huge market. this is the high tech trade fair, c e s. in the us. we're, chinese manufacturers are exhibiting the uni tree h one in the future. we amount of property to the probably all just a robust as a general purpose for different any of the streets back out warehouse logistics, and the specially the how does it and the environment to replace, to mac. they're already being tested in war

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add to us from boston dynamics is one of them is supposed to help with the work and even construction scaffolding isn't a problem for him. it's a lot. but is he actually able to think atlas has amazing dynamics. it can do amazing physical things, but he doesn't talk. it's not a robot that could give you information. experts are expecting great progress and robot development. and where would they be used in industry? would be have a board which can walk away and run and jump and things like that. i definitely do things even in the next couple of is able to see human lives, you know, doing that much better than humans. the 500 employees at boston dynamics are working in teams on the most advanced humanoid ever. atlas has his own battery and ways, 86 kilos. he learns from mistakes when he calls down and learns to plan his steps. to a predictor controller is a way of doing controls by thinking about what's going to happen in the future. and a really simple example is that when you stand up as a person, your heart has to pump harder to make sure you have an a blood pressure. you do that. a

i've seen this outfit at a couple of tech fairs now and, although boston dynamics has won youtube withd of tech is not unique any more. h1 is nowhere near as advanced as some, but it does have the basic balancing skills, which means it can certainly handle some action from a kid from the mean streets of vegas. all right... i've always wanted to do this. spencer laughs. i think it's time to exit, stage right. right, 0k. right. ok. he's not happy about that. # oh, well, bless my soul... # and that's it from here for| now but, like a vegas buffet, there is way too much for one sitting. trust me — i've tried. so we'll be back at this crazy place next week. you do not want to miss it. see you there. see you there? see you there. excellent. # i'm all shook up. # hello there. the easter weekend will settle down a little — perhaps music to your ears, in comparison to the last few days. yes, there will be more sunshine around and fewer showers — and as a result, it will be a little warmer. but there's more rain to come for some of us by easter monday. more on that in just a moment — for the mom

we've got spot, the boston dynamics�* spot. why this robot for this place? why this robot?he field of robotics to say that if a job is dull, dirty or dangerous, send a robot in. he went into a fuel cell that hadn't been explored for 25 years. we don't have a whole lot of information about this facility before we go in. it's like going into another world, in terms of then having to explore that for the first time. so, you take your first tentative steps in there as the robot enters this completely unilluminated but highly complex environment. we're able to start building up this image of where the radiation is, so then, at the end of it, we can produce a 3d model that then gives the engineers just this amazing data set that informs how they're going to decommission this whole facility. it's interesting — spot is wearing protective clothing, like we're wearing protective clothing. you see that on the film and you see it here. that's right. so, spot is currently in our contamination control suit. when spot has been put to work, has been used for, it was a period of five days,

i've seen this outfit at a couple of tech fairs now and, although boston dynamics has won youtube withis not unique any more. h1 is nowhere near as advanced as some, but it does have the basic balancing skills, which means it can certainly handle some action from a kid from the mean streets of vegas. all right... i've always wanted to do this. spencer laughs. i think it's time to exit, stage right. right, ok. right. 0k. he's not happy about that. # oh, well, bless my soul... and that's it from here for now but, like a vegas buffet, there is way too much for one sitting. trust me — i've tried. so we'll be back at this crazy place next week. you do not want to miss it. see you there. see you there? see you there. excellent. # i'm all shook up.# hello, there. we saw some pretty decent weather for saturday across much of the south and east of the uk. further north and west, you were, we still had further showers around. now, for part two of the easter weekend, it's looking a bit cloudier, i think, for many of us, and we will have further showers around pretty much anywhere, but especially

boston dynamics is the winner. hyundai bought that from softbank it is not worth 600.you are doing level four, it will consume more electricity to support the compute of that level for autonomy than the drive train. that's a non starter i look at this and say there are fundamental flaws and it is overvalued >> tom, he answered a couple of points he worked in the battery industry i know you are bullish, tom, but when it comes to self driving, have we seen other difficulties? some got out of the space with the trouble executing. >> i want to say energy storage and tesla is making more profit on that business than they are on the car business. i went to the facility a few weeks ago and saw it and met with the utilities who suggest the growth there on fsd, it is difficult to do this that's why a lot of companies are pulling out of it, fsd, i want to correct the speaker, it is not level four. it is level two plus the 80% driving on highways. tesla is the only automated lane changing and exits for you the concern is the accidents on small roads. that is where you and i can t

but like we've been seeing what seeing videos from what boston dynamics were, these shockingly realisticink it's inevitable. a lot of countries, especially developed especially the developed countries, be countries, are going to be having countries, are going to be havthey're going guys, >> they're going to have guys, do they're going to do you think they're going to have up like have real guys dressed up like that? going to maybe that? they're not going to maybe how have how inefficient it is to have have mechanical have that kind of mechanical thing. a lot thing. it's not it's a lot easier to put a have a drone or to just to throw in that to throw just to throw in that whatever it is, a robot, a throw it, throw bots. now okay, we didn't have time to get on to the clocks going forward, but do you opinions in you have any strong opinions in oh i think oh my god, totally, i think i totally think you cannot totally do. i think you cannot mess nature and mess with mother nature and that's is that's what our society is doing. absolutely. happy birthday lewis show is pretty much adam well. mu

we've got spot, the boston dynamics' spot. why this robot for this place? why this robot?explore that for the first time. so, you take your first tentative steps in there as the robot enters this completely unilluminated but highly complex environment. we're able to start building up this image of where the radiation is, so then, at the end of it, we can produce a 3d model that then gives the engineers just this amazing data set that informs how they're going to decommission this whole facility. it's interesting — spot is wearing protective clothing, like we're wearing protective clothing. yes. you see that on the film and you see it here. that's right. so, spot is currently in our contamination control suit. when spot has been put to work, has been used for... it was a period of five days, multiple deployments. at the end of that, we can then clean the suit, we can remove the suit, and then spot is totally safe to then come away from site having got no contamination on it. operating an expensive robot inside a nuclear reactor is a bit nerve—racking, but surprisingly 5impl

we've got spot, the boston dynamics' spot. why this robot for this place? why this robot? on the film and you see it here. that's right. so, spot is currently in our contamination control suit. when spot has been put to work, has been used for, it was a period of five days, multiple deployments. at the end of that, we can then clean the suit, we can remove the suit, and then spot is totally safe to then come away from site having got no contamination on it. operating an expensive robot inside a nuclear reactor is a bit nerve—racking, but surprisingly simple. ok, so this isjust a regular tablet, isn't it? regular tablet, yep. so your left stick, if you move that forwards. so you push up like that? so you tap and push it upwards and the robot will move forward. it's the same for backwards as well. and then if we turn this one to the side. which way? to the right is fine. over to the right and then it rotates. that's amazing. good dog! they're proving very useful and they're very cute. but the decommissioning and clean up at dounreay is a huge task. i've got three nuclear rea

i've seen this outfit at a couple of tech fairs now and, although boston dynamics has won youtube withge right. cool, right, 0k. right. ok. he's not happy about that. # oh, well, bless my soul. and that's it from here for now but, like a vegas buffet, there is way too much for one sitting. trust me — i've tried. so, we'll be back at this crazy place next week. you do not want to miss it. see you there. see you there? see you there. excellent. # i'm all shook up... good morning. welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: political leaders say stability in northern ireland won't be affected by the arrest and resignation of the dup leader, sirjeffrey donaldson, after allegations of rape and historical sex offences. british troops drop more aid parcels over gaza. the ministry of defence says more than 20 tonnes of essential aid has been delivered this week. a major teaching union says staff are facing what it calls 'dystopian levels' of work—related stress. in sport, it's official. former wales rugby star louis rees—zammit has signed for the back—to—bac

boston, the upcoming two days off, well, those are much needed. the celtics showing why they have the best record in all the nba. the c's dynamicduo of former cal star jaylen brown and jayson tatum combined for 56 points. the warriors lost 140 to 88. the third largest margin of defeat in franchise history. here's more from our after the game crew of larry carey, anna o'donnell. >> well, when you lose by 52, it's hard to find a ton of positives, but the warriors did finish this road trip three and one and now they're coming back home to face the bucks on wednesday. >> and that's a significant thing larry, when you're thinking about basketball you have to think about the arc of the season. and for me, one of the things that was important is that they start winning the games they're supposed to win. obviously this is a setback and one they would like to forget, and that's okay. and a road trip where you come back losing one game, you know you take those those odds. >> so coach i'm looking at the numbers here. uh 82 points. most scored in any half against the warriors this season. and 44 points was the halftime lead. that's the lar