she's leading groundbreaking research in human robot collaboration. - my lab works to develop robots that are effective teammates with people. - julie and her team are creating software that helps robots learn from humans. even giving them insight into different human behaviors. by being aware of real people, robots can directly work and interact with them. how do you teach these robots or machines to do these human-li tasks? - the rst step as it would be for any person, the first thing they do is become immersed in the environment and observe, and then we need an active learning process. the robot needs to be able to communicate or show back to the person what it's learned. we don't want the robot to learn the direct sequence of actions, we want the robot to learn this more general understanding. that's ultimately like our challenge. - [shivani] but getting a robot to grasp the bigger picture concept in order to understand the basics of its task in the first place requires a lot of observation and well handholding. - my research is focusing on trying to make robot programming easier

robot. it is self-aware pretty much a literal sense that it is aware of itself, its locations, and space and its dynamics as to how it moves. - okay, so it nd of understands its own movements and where it is in space, how does it do that? by leveraging this technique, which has become popular in recent years called deep learng. - [shivani] deep learning is a form of artificial intelligence that like the human brain learns through raw data, unsupervised and without structure. deep learning givemachines e ability to experience and process reality like us. rob has devised an experiment to test what this robot knows about its world. - you can think of it as if you're looking at these red cotton balls. you haveome idean space as to where they are. now, if you were to close your eyes and try to pick them up and put them in this cup. so obviously, it's not a trivial task. - no (laughs). - but it's not the most difficult task in the world because we have a good proprioception. we have this good mode

the robot can do that. so the nurse could focus on the patient in the world. economic forum predicts that by 2025 robots and automation could eliminate millions of jobs, but eventually create even more employment opportunities as robots need to be built and maintained. and a reminder of the top is the story we're following for you. this, our chinese g gen ping and the right and rushes while you're putting met in was pakistan on thursday, or president g wants to shore his credentials ahead of the communist party congress next month. president fulton wants to show that russia won't be isolated internationally. that's all we've got. thanks for watching. i'll see you. tomorrow . is the end of the pandemic in sight. we show what it could look like will return to normal. and we visit those who are finding it difficult. he sees his successes at noon in a weekly coven 19 special. next on d w. the landscape, a reflection of a turbulent history. the cities, the mosaic of different people and languages v ron's mountai

can we do robots? robots can we have robots in order to buy robots do you need money for this? do it so take your lads and write a letter to enter the company, so that they, well, respond to your request, go to the high school students. let them go to the site of the park of cross technologies and find, in my opinion. here you can find addresses for a high-tech park resident. and you sit down and write. what are robots? basically? me too. strictly speaking, i did not know, because a year ago. in my mind, it was robots , some big iron creatures that scare everything that we earned on our site, you can buy and buy a tv and buy a laptop, go to the pwp website. well, and there there are residents. and so they sat down and began to choose, and just like that, on the forehead at the beginning of writing, we sent more than 100 letters. they sent along with the robots. they came in sets. here are the handwritten letters. here are the directors. here are the it companies. well , for example, dear, lyova, i don’t want to give you a lego set so that you develop your talents believe in mir

this glove is all you need to teach a robot what to do. the gestures are translated into court for the robot to emulate the movements. programming can be that easy. this robot is operated intuitively by humans and is taught to transmit goods of all sizes. these robots can also be directed by a touchpad. oh voice commands. small and medium sized businesses can benefit from this, as well as industries that suffer from a shortage of skilled workers roar and cosmo them will be where robots have been doing their job in large automotive companies for 20 or 30 years. we now see them at the bakery at the butcher's in packaging at the stone masons and the carpenters. that's exactly where they're getting more important and will be successful because of the workers shortage. the global market for collaborative robots was about $700000000.00 us $1.22. it is expected to double by 2027 according to german estimations, especially since the robotics festival here lights, it shows how easy human robot calibrations can be. the biggest advantage with the hel

the robot can do that. so the nurse could focus on the patient in the world. economic forum predicts that by 2025 robots and automation could eliminate millions of jobs, but eventually create even more employment opportunities as robots need to be built and maintained. and a reminder of the top is the story we're following for you. this, our chinese gen ping and the right and rushes vladimir putin met in was pakistan on thursday, or president g wants to shore his credentials ahead of the communist party congress . next month. president prudent wants to show that russia won't be isolated internationally. that's all we've got. thanks for watching. i'll say tomorrow for 70 years. she was a great comfort during turbulent times for many brits. queen elizabeth the 2nd. a devoted monarch who gave every thing for her country and she was loved for it. now her son charles has ascended the throne. i shall strive to follow the inspiring example. i have been since focus on europe. next, on d. w. is the end of the pandem

can we do robots? robots can we have robots in order to buy robots do you need money?o this, take your lads and write a letter to the company so that they, well, respond to your request, come to the seniors. have them go to a high-tech parking site and find it, i think. here you can find addresses for a high-tech park resident. and you sit down and write. what are robots? basically? me too. strictly speaking, i did not know, because a year ago. it was in my mind robots, some big iron creatures that scare everything that we earned on our site, you can buy and buy a tv and buy a laptop, go to the pvp site, well, and there are residents there. and so they sat down. at the beginning to choose and just like that, we started writing on the forehead, we sent more than 100 letters. they sent along with the robots. they came in sets. here are letters written by hand. here are the directors. here are the it companies. well , for example, dear, lenya is good to give you a lego set so that you develop your talents, believe in miracles happy new year or hello people. thank you very

in tatarstan, there are also co-investment programs with a robot. it is believed that growth will begin due to the cessation of supplies of western and japanese equipment, but perhaps it is worth hurrying into the window of opportunity that has already opened. chinese partners drop by aleksey vashenkin maksim zabelin petr polyakov aleksey balaki referee and romance from pancakes tv company that's all for now and see you soon . i am lada with green gel, horsepower my legs always dance good morning about the weather for tomorrow evgeny neronskaya in the south of the far east after our traffic light everything is gradually returning to normal. the weather will please the illusions of warmth in primorye in the khabarovsk territory. sunny. look at the temperature in blagoveshchensk plus 29 now , such values ​​\u200b\u200bare difficult to find in our country in the south siberia plus 29 flashed on thermometers, it disappeared tomorrow in novosibirsk, kemerovo regions, plus 22 maximum in the urals, there is also no heat in yekaterinburg, plus 11, and for t

the a12 robot arm is shown here, and it is being tested for repeatability. uh, our robots are appliedvarious industries to make uh, beverage packaging. the frames of kamaz trucks are cooked, they produce test systems, and for the detection of viral diseases. well, this is rather an exception to the rule, it turns out paradoxes, there are about 500 developers and integrators in the country. this is a lot. at the same time, for every 400 robots in the world, there is only one in russia with one side. the low level of robotization on the other hand is a large number of ready-made solutions that are up to date. uh, they were supplied by foreign ventures, russian robot manufacturers produce some individual solutions for a specific enterprise, that is, almost the entire russian segment of robotics is custom-made production. an example of an enterprise in obninsk is now here. a future automated warehouse is being tested. one similar one is already operating in novy urengoy. the same project for tyumen much. larger here. in fact, just a small part of uh, the future robotic warehouse. actually

he even takes part in the robot class.for the third year now, he has been telling what computer games we created, we made several rounds, and there some kind of cubes fell or during rebirth, and we controlled them through the laboratory with the help of such robo-classes, children learn to understand the technique. here they create a mobile app games and even design robots themselves, children are taught in three disciplines, circuitry and microelectronics, programming and 3d modeling, the basis of robotics is programming. that is, this is a conditional idea of ​​a 3d modeling robot. that is, they make the body of a robot body and microelectronics circuitry - these are the internal organs of more than 5,000 schoolchildren and 170 rob classes, all over belarus, children teach from 6 years old groups are divided by age and are designed for 12-15 people. the task of teachers is to pay attention to each student to children, for example the first second classes, this is the wow effect when they take off something there, some so

now i will run a specially prepared program and the arm of this robot will begin to move.is the hand. here she went. here she drove a hand with the help of this hand, he can move equipment space around his workspace. and he has a set of special pipettes of different sizes . e, with which he can measure the required volume of liquid bury it in a test tube, pour over and mix. uh, remove unnecessary liquid, in general, do everything that a headphone lab technician usually does. yes, in the laboratory of this routine boring, but very important work. there are several technologies for reading dna, and every year they continue to improve. the search for scientists makes it possible to speed up and reduce the cost of the dna analysis process. this is achieved due to the simultaneous reading of several sections of dna at once, the development of new software and the complication of the design of devices designed for automatic since the advent of the first secretonators in the nineties, the past century, scientists have managed to reduce the cost of dna analysis by 13 times. at the

here it is with the robot-direction robotics here are the children at the chalet at least we saw at least tried that here comes the methodical so-called accompaniment. perhaps this is listening to an example of the fact that when you really want to, then you start and find some way of means in order to achieve his goal. this is our first stem class, which we equipped on our own, it was intended to enable first of all students at the tea school to master the programming environment as soon as possible and learn robot design 12 laptops camcorders graphics tablets drone drone we won one of the htp competitions, and we are already filming various films. here they took part in various competitions. children themselves do filming and editing on the basis of this class. we have a media center where the children themselves, starting from the third grade , filming, editing, creating, they themselves are the artists themselves, the directors themselves, the screenwriters, that is, development is underway. here is such media. for this class, programming classes are currently underway. here is our te

in the matter of inventing robots.a today occupies a leading position in the world. we have many advanced developments for a variety of industries from picking apples in the orchard before performing the hardest surgeons. psychoanalyst, but without state support , things often do not go further than inventions to the situation in the industry aleksey vashenkin. st. petersburg has a large production of educational robots for students from 5 to 15 years old. this is what the printed circuit board looks like, on which all electronic components are based, it remains only to install some manually and then it will work out. here is such a platform. there are agricultural machinery unmanned aerial vehicles for gardening, spraying, trimming trees, and even collect apples choose the most ripe collected photos of healthy and mature fruits, and it determines the ripe apple accordingly. a healthy apple and sick ones, or, for example, the only domestic manipulator assistant surgeon with seven degrees of freedom with an accuracy of

the robot came along. >> maybe the robot has press credentials we were unaware of.e officers didn't even try to stop it or alter the robot's course. >> how do i get food delivered by a robot in new york. >> also did the robot make it to its destination? get that uber eats order there? >> does it keep it hot in that robot? >>> next to a shark leaping right out onto a chartered boat. >> they're not supposed to come out of the water, wait, what? >> this happened off of maine. researchers aboard this vessel, wait for it, were on an expedition to tag local sharks, when an mako shark hit the deck. the ship's captain says in roughly 40 years of experience tagging sharks, he has never witnessed anything like this. >> thankfully no one was injured, including the shark which was tagged, measured and released. >> i think the shark was getting a little chummy with those researchers. >>> next to the man who survived being struck by lightning not outside, inside his own home. >> wait, what? >> aiden rowan says he was playing video games when he suddenly felt a jolting sensation.

it was literally a robotic article. what do i tip this?s not putting kid through college, not working his way through grad school. >> and who is getting the tip? i've known you for a little over aer i can't knew. you are a great person. i can say that. did you tip if. >> i did. i love these. as a tech reporter, i love seeing a robot make me coffee. i know there are people behind me putting the robot together that are cleaning, making the pastries. that's where the tip goes. if you think about it, these things, i always check. are they taking away jobs? not really. it is one arm that is maybe not handing you the i have could but they're creating careers in robotics, in stem. and there always has to be an actual person watching the robot and creating the whole atmosphere, not to mention making the pastries. so i want to know that person is getting the tip. >> so i was thinking, no with a i, i'm not tipping the robot, okay. do you think we'll be seeing more of these around? >> i do. they're efficient. the coffee is delicious. and because agai

now i will run a specially prepared program and the arm of this robot will begin to move.e hand. here she went. here she went hand with this he can move his hands around his working space, the space of the equipment. and he has a set of special pipettes of different sizes . e, with the help of which he can measure the required volume of liquid, bury it in test tubes, pour it, mix it. uh, remove waste fluid, basically do whatever a science lab would normally do. yes, in the laboratory here is this ru. boring but very important work. there are several technologies for reading dna, and every year they continue to improve in the search for scientists to speed up and reduce the cost of the dna process. this analysis is achieved due to the simultaneous reading of several sections of dna at once, the development of new software and the complication of the design of devices designed for automatic stepping, so since the appearance of the first secretators in the nineties, the past century, scientists have managed to reduce the cost of dna analysis by 13 times. currently. we have la

no need to robotize a tractor. they need levators.e don’t even need a mass plant for electric expositions, which, in the form in which they exist today, in no way cancel this, in general, our internal agricultural agenda, because , well, as it were, as we were, as we will be, uh very do you feel good in agriculture, for example, in countries like saudi arabia , or africa, where in general? it is possible to engage in agricultural activities in general such products. this is a chance to own food security, independently solve the project, which received last year. the first prize in the rspp competition of green projects is a project, uh, within the framework of which the first plant in russia was built for the production of forces, such as panels, these are glued transverse wood panels for housing construction. i think that few people know which is almost a third as of all emissions. these are emissions from buildings in general on the planet, and out of this third , a quarter are emissions from the production of building materials. se

and robot floors!s being put to the test. ., ,., vacuum bolts being put to the test. ., ., ., , ., ., test. our robot now has a tail. i'm not sure — test. our robot now has a tail. i'm not sure that _ test. our robot now has a tail. i'm not sure that was - test. our robot now has a tail. i'm not sure that was the - test. our robot now has a tail. i'm not sure that was the aim. it is big, brash, bright, bald, really big! and it is back. did i mention it is big? sat in the heart of berlin, efa is the largest tech expo in europe and for the first time in such a long time i got to come back to the coolest city in the world to see what is cooking. efa is back to its heady mix of silliness and practicality, a place where your fridge could be part of a massive light show, with colour changing panels and a party mode. your garden is also now portable and lives indoors. those could do with the water though. and, yes, they do go big on the washing machines, either that or i have shrunk in the wash. disinfection

i insure and the robot is actually pretty smart.when older models did not understand where the edge was, but nothing like this happened with our device. fathers, when compared with the wall that the robot did not touch, of course, the results are cool, but here, given the stains. i think that this is more likely a four with a minus or maybe a three with a plus for objectivity, of course, we will conduct a few more checks in other conditions in a successful house lawyer oksana vasilyeva high windows, which are not so easy to wash some stairs and climb up to wash, then you have to invite a specially trained woman who can climb quickly and clean everything well. will it be possible to cope with the semi-annual dirt on the windows without strangers? hi use secure lanyard. in an hour, the robot managed only one section slowly, but maybe the result is worth it. the corners are dirty, and the glasses themselves cannot be called crystal clear, by the way, oksana admits that they have electricity is often cut off in the village and we immedi

there's just this idea that, is this a robot? am i robotow? am i working with a robot? what does that mean? it's a machine that we're now strapping to your body. it's gotta work with you and you've gotta work with this. - a little bit more personal? - a little bit more personal, so yeah, there's definitely more sense of trepidation there, but once people see the benefits, a lot of that disappears pretty quickly. - look ma, i'm a robot! (laughs) not only do exoskeletons boost human productivity, they can also restore locomotion to those who've lost it. i'm gonna get to meet somebody who uses one of these exoskeletons and has this whole interface with technology like i do. at the age of 32, jess mcnair experienced multiple strokes and lost the ability to walk. - it affected the right side of my body. it also affected my balance and visionretty severely. it's been a journey. - withhe help of physical therapist, jen macievice, this exoskeleton is changing jess's future. - one, two, three, push! (device beeping) - so cool. - can you explain to me what is actually allowing yo

president, often, people think robotics and ai are leaving people behind. we are being intentional demographically within our communities, people of color, women and in our rural communities about how we connect people to inclusive pathways, but connecting them to business development opportunities in the robotics and ai industry which traditionally they may have not have at access -- had access to. we are intentional in making this an economy for all. pres. biden: one of the things, if i may, having been a significant consumer of health care and having family members who needed serious health care, one of the things that i think in health care, most docs will tell you that when people get a diagnosis that is dire, they need a navigator. they need someone to help them no wind to go to what appointment, what the appointments are for, just explain what is going on. it seems to me we need navigators. i am wondering how you are doing that. let's say there is someone we are doing this on a local pittsburgh television station, someone listens in and says, i would

disinfection robot. all right, i'm disinfected, thank you.s a tip — if you're ever asked to do an action photo, do launch yourself into the air. it always makes you look good. i've really missed this place. we used to come here every year to take the temperature of the tech world mid—summer. and let's say that, after a couple of years on ice, it's definitely warming up again with a few old favourites being reheated. although some do have a new twist. here's samsung's odyssey ark, a curved oled screen that can be used in landscape or portrait mode for a different, all—encompassing view. and, for those who don't know whether they actually want a curved screen or not, the lg oled flex will be out later this year, promising to bend to your will. we have been wondering how big events like this would fare post—pandemic. i mean, would we all still want to fly in from all over the world and gather in one place? or are we happy to do our business and our product launches online these days? injanuary, the us equivalent of the show, ces, was decidedly s

i feel like it was quicker than using the robots.ic. i feel like all the vacuum cleaners actually did a fairly good job at picking up a lot of the dirt. there was always a bit of glitter left over but these were never going to be as strong as one of these hand—held vacuum cleaners. chris there, proving the robots are not taking over, unfortunately for his back! just before we leave you, let's go back to ifa, in berlin, where spencer has found a friend? yeah, do you think she likes me? how could she not? well, as long as she doesn't leak oil on the sofa and, at ifa, there was even something to you if you are one of those old—fashioned types who likes yourfurry friends to be...er...real! it is a pet dryer, a dryerfor your pets. yeah, i'm not convinced either. but seeing these crazy ideas on the show floor did give me a warm, fuzzy feeling. ahhhhh, that is soooo good! stop, don't stop! stop it now, don't stop! look, it is hard work, alright? as i said, you can find everything at ifa, from the frivolous to the much more important. if i w

yes, well, a fairly modern method, probably, this very robot replaces the employees. is under construction. naturally one person. but, if we translate this into hours, then the person who works does about eight working hours, and the robot does what. when we talked with the researcher, he mentioned a computer program that helps automate dna analysis processes in the laboratory and it turned out that this program wrote. he himself. these are the young scientists we have in silicon valley, but no longer knows what to do for him write computer programs. here, in particular. nikita gennadievich is a very talented young scientist, and he generally automated the laboratory work in many respects and all the work with clients, you see a huge number of clients come to us and we, of course, would not have coped without these automations. in 2013, the german programmer lukas hartmann received the result of a genetic test, in which he was diagnosed with limb-lumbar muscular dystrophy, a rare disease that leads to paralysis, having recovered from shock , hartman began to look for

here is his theme of robots.ees and turkey issues of the topic turkey are presented by the russian geographical society tatyana start women scientists 900 microbiologist. zinaida ermolyeva in 1942 received this antibiotic for the first time in the ussr. what saved the lives of thousands of soviet soldiers during the war, she received penicillin for the first time in the ussr, and she also made a bacteriophage against cholera, what saved many stalingrad after liberation, right? 1200 british religionist karen armstrong wrote a biography of the city, subtitled one city, three religions. i think it's istanbul constantinople no. i think more suitable jerusalem robots 1500 tatiana arseniy is a master at creating amazing mechanisms well let there be adam no he creates a boy robot named pinocchio cartoon pinocchio 3000. yuri so all over again robots 1200 last year, scientists from the university of california taught the robot to perform this function usually entrusted to dogs. can i make the so-called traffic rules robot

consumes each a robotic complex? how much electricity it will consume and this is a very serious battle, the battle of scientists is, the battle for the future is, in fact, will we be able to automate and process for ourselves on those microelectronic components that we are now inventing, on which we are now implementing everything , which is connected with agro-export, and it is developing very actively and the production of agricultural brands in terms of sg was not the most relevant agenda, not the most popular agenda for a long time, she is, probably such, as if she began to gain strength at the end of last year and at the beginning of this, and since february. e, as if, on the contrary, they exhaled said. well, that's it, uh, well, it's clear that the west defiantly pushed all this. well, then, how would they quietly put it aside for the time being. ah, interests are an interesting thing. that's what all of our key, uh, importers or export partners are. uh, in the middle east, in china , in india, there are requ

and about how much energy each robotic complex consumes? how much electricity will it consume and this is a very serious battle, the battle of scientists is, well, the battle for the future is, in fact, whether my husband and i automate and process for ourselves on those microelectronic components that we are now inventing, on which we are now introducing life to everything , which is associated with agricultural exports, and it is very actively developing and production in terms of sg it was not the most relevant agenda, not the most popular agenda for a long time, it’s probably the same as it began to gain strength at the end of last year and at the beginning of this, and since february. eh, as if eh, on the contrary, they said they exhaled. well, that's it, uh, well, it's clear that the west defiantly pushed all this. well, it means, as if we would quietly set aside this for the time being, but the interesting thing is that all of our key, uh, importers or export partners are of interest. eh what on in the middle east, in china, in india

next up, "restaurant robots are coming to new jersey."ite castle are investing in robotics." great. maybe next they'll invest in food. chipotle has also developed a robot named "chippy," which cooks and seasons chipotle's chips with salt and fresh lime juice. with one exec explaining the move, saying "it started with, 'how do we remove some of the dreariness of a worker standing at the fryer, and frying chip basket after chip basket'?" well, this should fix it. "hey, everyone! 'vy to working for us not feel like a soul-destroying pit of despair. we'll have an emotionless robot take away your jobs! why's everyone crying? why is everyone crying? the robots don't cry. we'll be right back with msnbc's alex wagner. cvs is pretty...flex. wanna schedule one online while prepping dinner? gravy. avoid the wait by scheduling for you... ...or the whole crew. or, if you prefer to just pop in? do you. and if you wanna even tack on a covid-19 booster to your flu shot, feel free! and speaking of free? our flu shots are...well...free. really? yes, really

. >>> a research group has developed a robot that is a lot more socialable than the average android.appears to understand humor and can lava long with the human companions. the group of it the university's graduate school of information showed off the creation. the researchers added artificial intelligence to an existing human robot capable of simp conversations. the robot tunes into human voice and laugh as long naturally to suit the volume and content of the conversation. >> translator: first time i heard the robot laugh at the righ time, it felt like we could really communicate with each other. >> you know, he says he hopes more natural sounding robots like this one can be valued companions particularly as society ages. the team plans in the next stage to look at the effects of this robot on >>> online learning has become a business opportunity in the pandemic. one school in japan has taken advantage of the situation to improve the services enabling students to attend as avatars from homest we have more from nhk world. >> this is a high school. last year it began using the online

and in countries, for example, like north korea, they operate fully autonomous strong robot robot. the north koreans operate fully autonomous robots in the dmc. and if a movement is detected, the guns can just shoot automatically based on nothing more than the computer algorithm. and the challenge with that is if i want to be more safe and more secure and more humane and ensure that my drones don't blow up anybody accidentally or injure the public, unnecessarily and cause a humanitarian disaster, i will use the human in the loop. but if my human and the loop drone is going up against the fully automated drone, that can react much more quickly than any human being can. then i will lose all of my drones and i will be outgunned in warfare. so i think unfortunately that the future of warfare is very autonomous. the challenge that we face with technology due to moore's law is, is that it proceeds at an exponential rate. it's constantly going up, up, up, up, doubling, doubling, doubling. so that's what the technology does. but all of our systems of society are not exponential. they are i

so the mention of robotics is a perfect segue. i'd love to turn it over to stephanie from the southwestern pennsylvania new economy coalition. you all will be receiving $62.7 million. i'd love to hear stephanie talk a little bit more about that. to put this in perspective and to pick up on the point, you just mr president about robotics. carnegie mellon university in pittsburgh is, we all know a world leader in robotics and a lot of jobs have been created right around cmu, but if you're living in a cold community or a rural community outside of pittsburgh, you might wonder how do i fit in, how do i get a job, you know, with robotics and exactly, that's why he's part of it. so that's so that's what these guys are doing. so we'll turn it over to stephanie and the team and maybe tell us a little bit about what you're doing. -- what i want to start off by saying is thank you for your goals. and we appreciate you for making that a reality. what we love most about this project is that we have investment return -- we collaborate and brin

there are robotic platforms to explore mobile robotics, sets of circuitry and microelectronics, as wellfor studying e-directions of the internet of things. that is, they are built into it. this is also an arduinka board with built-in sensors and 3d printers. for 3d modeling, prototyping is printed and eaten for the youngest children. these are otto's robots after a year of training the younger guys. without any problems, they can create their own game, run it on a computer and get a platform for management. a character or other actions of an older generation a year later already is able to create their own robots , modernize them and work professionally with 3d printing, and after processing the details, classes in innovative classes contribute to the development of engineering thinking. even those who are just starting their journey in the field of the latest technologies are already making big plans for the future. and when i grow up i want to create my own robot, which i will make on a 3d printer, so that he goes to the store and cleans up at home. cooked and listened to me in everyt

it was also a robot collecting samples for research.ppearance of the larynx, a new one came in its place, much more reminiscent of that same golden woman. so, like iron man, she had iron armor , iron weapons, that is, uh, she was too, uh, advanced in search of ore and the manufacture of all this, and she was considered that invincible was not taken by her, not some tools there bows are not arrows, these people that have not yet mined ore, they did not know what it is? why no longer takes him and no weapon takes her, that is, and as such she was very much afraid. we spent several hours in the strange groves. i. although we did not go deep to find the way back. we have not been able to find prodigal places here, where a person, entering, gets lost and cannot find his way. although sometimes, even in places near the road, cars were heard, but nevertheless a person. for some reason, he can’t orient himself towards the goal. the car comes out, again to the same place, in short, to focus on the rumble. it's completely useless here. the neares

how interested are you in the robot itself? do you see that as a product, certain in-house tools or a gimmick, what's your read? pierre: i will be interested in the same thing. i want the tesla team to tell me how far they are going and i don't expect them to have a challenging project, but i want them to articulate what the challenges are, because that's the best way they are going to hire the best people with the systematic exposure. and you're going to work on the most interesting challenges. there are investors. you are not going to see the product getting into it anytime soon, you have a technical discussion about how do you achieve the dexterity. how do you achieve that for a robot? i say that for representation. ed: you said tesla is a matter of years ahead of others when it comes to artificial intelligence. also cover nvidia, not just on the semiconductor side, but has done a lot of work in ai. can you compare and contrast those two? where does tesla stand in your estimation, and what has been achieved today in the face

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