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" Talked with the humanoid robots. Human red star com a lot harder than wheeled robots. You talk about the -- versus C three PO quandary. I'm gonna -- adequate -- yeah. A lot -- mine is hard because you have about twenty motors and have to balance everything. Just pull balanced and this is tough but we emulating humans into just a horrible thing to do a perfectly innocent robot. No. It is so it in this room wheeled robot. 1616. Wouldn't be serviced fixed and it's adios when he orbit these ones in the sixties so. This is hard enough to push and wheeled robot what does it do it moves -- bush. The source gets -- okay I know you're slow cooker so sorry. Guys Kirk so. A humanoid robot is very difficult -- difficult going bounds by you know you can do things with a human about that you can't do -- A little girl in Alaska you commute to all of these search thing. And really human movements and -- human movement. So why -- people I mean obviously konduz he certainly has a -- as most of being at the forefront of this. What's the point of emulating people could mean it's just seems like they're walking upstairs it means with no affiliation -- What you know when it and artists golf's most artists don't skull -- your dog's breakfast all humans it's human form. So basically if you could you want the end users who feel they -- as the creator to fully with the Roma or discuss it gets -- I want to work you know book the end user and then. And those creative you know you want to look something in the time I ran right loyal little blue really these are the little literally Heath kits and recognize the spark of life. Very for me you know -- Now there's a whole lot of these are actually remote controls of knowledge it's gonna follow me around the house and asked for about so. That's such a longer question yeah there are new -- these are remote controls about. But you can totally add in all sorts of autonomy. So for instance you can add gyroscopes you can -- cameras and sensors and things like that so we actually have robots. And about competitions where you at a camera and then the robot has all the paintball. Cool so if I'd like Qaeda. -- the -- cat's collar can use the robot that says -- but exactly like that I'm you can -- and so are we going to a Cotter or to some sort of -- progression going -- kinda cool and that our main means is confident about them. I'm heat TV people like you -- it's -- it's like a little planet Mars martial arts but it needs to actually. What are these primarily used for a group of games so scared -- games these are -- we actually have twelve different humanoid events just like. The human Olympics you know if you're human it you shouldn't be restricted to one and right so. We have twelve different events five of them are remote control of them seven of them are upon us and it's. So remote control amounts. I'm ark hunt through which is just the -- remote control my robot versus you your robot. And we'll have a competition later on today so we'll lose or Islam and you never know actually I got my butt kicking rebel games this year the economic -- we'll -- and -- women -- have the whole drive is having bugs as far as return for the camera it to perfection is. Exactly we'll talk about about it. So for autonomous competitions don't."

" You need some kind of sensors at the beginning closures took over for example here's sonar sensors that we use. I'm Minnesota or censor this came from that company themselves suffer radiation. Paralyzed this and senator sentries -- just put. And the robot can see in front of it and if it's walking and it comes to cost me we'll stop and turn. Got it. But of the -- such as you guys we also use cameras sensors -- those that the camera can. Track paintball so in the events you know way and it is an obstacle course -- and you have red and blue. Folders and so the red folder you have to crawl over in the who pulled me -- crawl under comments and then basically the robot sees the red folder that says -- you know and it acts appropriately and asked if ADV. By going over and under brings orders there would be sort of it's become efficient and it's just become an issue that we also used gyros like and Natasha. Welcome helicopter. On with the gyro does it and as well comparatively speaking if you take a standard. A non gyroscope. And you push on him like so this guy if you watch carefully. He's not reacting he doesn't really have what's appropriate exception. Or can aesthetics which is is your ability to know we're muscles are your sense of balance. If you put it attack on him."

" That's. He. Stretching stretching. We actually fighting back the folks back awhile I've actually hear the service -- actually -- instruments move so him and -- Canada I'm back on. You know you -- marbles. And sometimes on the fact that. As -- push you can actually see in the owners responding. Here here's two mind pushing it."

" Poses a little Italy he just trooper that something like yesterday there's always heard from something happening if you had an LEZ on there -- are checked and three cents on an LE VP will be incredibly impressed at. That's our car. So I would think though it you know I mean this is essentially a remote control device and this is there's some intelligence and how partisan this actually is intelligence -- only it's -- It's it's basically trying to state -- you know as as I move. It it's doing its best it how hard it means you know is is this like cut and paste code you can use to make relentless pace kind of knowing that we have. For free. We have can cut and paste code libraries of like. It is for baton at this so inside of these service there's probably not just a motor this probably also sensors there and sensor in every serve no matter what kind of -- your mind. Com which is assistant potentiometer. Which is of variable. Resistor Flickr rheostat like refused to do in your kitchen -- and and it's in line with your luck so basically as you turn into ear what happens is. Is that resist -- As -- this. That potentiometer sends back a signal says hey I'm here and the reason for that is that basically as I try and pull this arm up her example. There to protect commerce thing. Handing moved and I can increase the flow of current two of them resist the it and serve though so and basically it fights against. This is all stuff and AM I'm watching might be be developed what was that fancy word after anesthetics appropriate section if you stick your hand up like this."

" How do you know whether your home. Down home up welcome them looking at what you're looking couldn't close your eyes right and it's not listen to touch people confused or presumption in such an attempt to touch is. Is this right you can feel the air moving over your very very hairy arm. But that's your sense of touch temperature -- appropriate section Bocelli I can't put my hand you're organizations appropriate section. That's your sense of where. Where is my arm relative and rest of my arm for a few breaks up your dislocated pillowcase and you have it automatic that that's an external later on when you wake up in the morning you know before your your eyes are open or anything else you know that you know your arms like above your head and lower your -- to -- position. You know where all your body parts are. It's very difficult to actually teach robots appropriate section so for instance if our little robot here. Is stepping. On something. Right now all he knows he's a little off balance after shoulders he has one point actually. This is this is of a balanced point really. On the Wii doesn't have as appropriate section you know. That this split is is up. So if if that's true of I was walking forward it then. It put its foot down this would it would keep itself level or religious going to try to keep itself well okay it would do its best to keep it's -- That seems like it's something that's enormously complicated if you get a feedback loop based on. It's funny thing it's not. To be a good human and robot programmer. It's not really about intelligence. Means march 10 planet ended adamantly and he really done and who -- jobs it's really not patients. And you're gonna tell your personal. The question is is are you willing to go forty times. It's."

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" Three people actually build a humanoid robot from scratch and all of these. Have these strong look at having been assembled from kids lot of testing parts here. Building to building a kid versus building from scratch it's kinda like that. I'm do you want to build your own car or do you want to buy a car or even to -- car you know like if you want to buy it and Excalibur which likes it's on VW frame or something but it looks like a d.s and bird. But it's never speak be expelled and again -- Personal history -- the long story so. The thing is is that. How many people build a humanoid robot from scratch very few and the reason for that is is really your reinventing we -- YA. Why do something from scratch. Because the major cost of doing that isn't in the robot that's in the tools that are needed to make the parts to make the robot for instance. You know one of these bracket so these these are the brackets that she was used put together one of these robots really suck to -- physical it would so basically what you would need is first you need you know a CNC now. Then you would need. A good metal pressed him to make all the good perfect balance. I'm you'd need an oven to. You know do all of the -- color and it -- and and you need all the chatter over here that you email or so is that I can do that with -- As of voice. An opinion -- it could these kind of things you need to be accurate within. 100000 -- 300000 and it should that just -- it makes life easier for the songs like the software on because one of those things out if you're off a little bit in every joint. It cumulatively adds up so much -- the real -- kept talking. And and -- is very hard. So why. Build a robot from scratch -- making it hit well because all the hard work been done for all the really hard work and then it's not like. And it's like a car okay you can describe it. To work and back and forth and do what you need and never ever modify that. Or you can be like him burning man people -- artists who like okay I want an -- paper so I've got of the basics here I've got my motor I've got my transmission. I've got my suspension -- okay but what I want is only -- look like a bug. You know and I wanted to have little tentacles coming off of it maybe some sort of flaming collide -- coli OP on the back whatever. You know so kids like this allow you to have all the hard work done for you. But now you get to do the customization. Of OK I want to. And papers. So let's let's make differs from reader or -- so instead of you know that the dummy hands that come with -- Mr. guy who can do anything in Canada to Cianci parts dot com -- on what you can make hasn't. Shape or could make ism to it finger or you know like hearing -- you know. We that in a pan and tilt that. NASA actually we took up -- camera and put this back on an image got a camera on it. So they can do on tracking with the camera costs but here you know these has -- permanently attached you know here. I'm. He has this is this is just can we took up until that you can you can add things like that. So basically started with the kit allows you concentrates doing. You know basically the fun stuff aura or causes rating on the program the Australian -- Such as in taking a one of these and then going through this whole hot in -- like Matt our -- very long the hottest you can launch that. You know where you can do more interest in things like you can. I mean. I was in my office last night for eight hours totally lost track of time just playing with a gyroscope like hey how do I. Tweak. The robot. Always off the shelf parts how to because software such that -- about and I."

" Else. I -- and it'll automatically -- automatically place and -- this you know what he's doing so you know Hewlett. If I turn this through but on its if you playing ground. And content but he needed to."

" He -- he he stands up and he's not smart enough to know which wears out it is always our back. -- it but if I take this robot. -- It's. -- he knows that he was lying down. Can he -- that's regret to he's got this -- on so I didn't invent the entire I didn't invent the robot. But I can reprogram on the line so that he's smart enough. To figure out you know that -- being pushed on pushed back the smart enough to know when he's lying down stand up things like that. And for and it -- have to be -- you know engineering excitement the electrical side. There are a lot of people who will -- were unjust you know these hottest like like man dead. Where it's just. I just want to be an artist right and I just want to make my robot do cool things and whether that's. This Japanese Qaeda bomb or you have it running around your house stressed like and gnome. -- Christmas you know and whatever makes you have whatever makes you happy you know so it becomes a 3-D. Animation tools right except it's not animation on your computer it's and visual on the wonders -- want to turn your hostages can. What's the software look like he's the program. Well let me just just."

" You don't even let you get yourself or be easy but don't think it's their version two got seventy scares me. It should not hear you I -- so here's Dakota so this is that this is all the security -- you have -- about the -- kind of what's the cover that are what are the -- representing. So here we're declaring Oliver variables if you if you not a programmer you have to -- opinions -- this is the nice thing okay. Is that how lucky you I'm on your slow you heard you were -- lessons in school right. So obvious as the service you can. I'll show you how to make your very own little little program wouldn't call Patrick and wrong wrong the with a program falls Florida -- that. The first thing we have to do you know Tom remember we talked about -- perception and anesthesia. You're gonna zero program zero through about so so surreal can aesthetics is. If I tell you to stand up. And you automatically know honey stand and you know where -- quite literally ripped apart leverage that in -- kind of part of it and then yes exactly. Robots and the fall out of zero which is kind of like in a tiny dots on her car. You know sometimes you need to timing and dusted or need high alert Justin thing like that. And his daughter to bed before you could see were like one leg was up higher than the other has squirreled out so one thing you want to do. Is always make sure your robot is zero to put -- put a robot -- in into the computer. If you look at his foot -- On -- conceded this but it is shifted a little bit one way whereas the sports flat. The -- that and so and that's that the what you basically want is you want it perfect ballerina you want your robot to be totally square. And in terms his proportions. -- everything's basically his feet should be flat both on the X and the White House access here so when he stands down he's gonna give -- Peter going to. Be flat and -- but what you really want to make sure is is that. Not with to give his feet are flat and everything is proportional. You know through including when you look at his legs from the side. You know are the legs even with each other for. -- true. I think out of your -- here if we look at if we look at -- robot legs you can see that this -- is a little bit further forward than a slight."

" A lot of programming is based on the assumption that the robot is zeroed out otherwise to serve those are gonna put the lives in the wrong in the wrong place right because. -- always relative motion right so basically you're saying. I want to do -- Kart we -- Arm but your legs are untrue you're gonna sort of wander off the Clearwater Hollinger about going to plug -- knowing I -- part -- programs -- what it's not for the cargo program sax it's just that robots don't count. That inner ear like you have can't compensate they can't compensate. And from what I understand you need a lot of stuff. So that later here it got and the minute of the book walks you through how does your -- button that -- about messenger and so you know sort of right -- settings to -- That -- all of this effective 100 for everything so elegant -- so 10900 is -- your your base senate and it. -- It's very very very rare to the point of nearly impossible that all settings are -- behind okay so here you can see. You got a 100059999. It is arbitrary use the arbitrary value is right."

" And so basically you just used scroll wheel is up and down until looking at the robot you know everything is -- straight and true. So now I don't know he is a little robot run. Now he's oh. Zeroed for instance. I'm -- system like to do to it test its -- Is if we do cartwheels. This to make sure that everything's words. Huge. Now we know which that's. So now we know that the robot is senator because. Here he's using obsolete every muscle and -- balancing we know you know thin if he's not off. If he's not perfectly zeroed when he tried to do that -- often flip over on space. We can also do this. So we'll hear the edge. To us."

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" So we're gonna make a sub routines. And again the people who are professional programmers watching system mounted in Obama all the stuff but I'm presuming that you know some of people who buy through about. No a lot of programming some of nothing whatsoever to. I'm a sucker Cheney is -- program -- you know and is doing things its its routinely goes through. It's as good as you can come back where you are right. So basically right now he's in what the actual name of his current routine primary and is called on standard pose -- so basically. He standard -- runs a routine all the time which is listen. And so basically happening is this antenna right here. Is connected to. His controller board. Stability on the back this is this his unprotected controller or we actually use it to -- and that's place. Because there abouts and it's a much used you know make tumble down in the fall over and video cameras you know are the wires you don't abandon the you know build the wired authors who basically. What's happening is is this player is is talking to. His mentor reverend isn't on its national tightening up. Com and this that in the antennas -- sentencing will work okay. And what listen does is it just has Haney. I'm are you sending me something and so basically want to send it something as -- cycling through that sent routine and standard post. So if you -- it generally it hears nothing it just has a -- standing up for it kind of like you it's actually very analogous to a human right. If you're waiting for your corporate meeting to start. And I -- illness is pole right you're standing outside the hall right. You're actually running an -- every team in your brain which just wait for the door open to open and liquid -- anti. And on -- then enter rooms sit down and begin surfing. It's. Right. So in this case you know as he's going to listen he's actually listening for one of these key commands which actually. It's actually serial data so anyone of these buttons to push. Just pushes out -- an Internet. So for an -- night so basically want to push this is actually capital L. Right so he hears capital Al Iman when you know if -- then go to -- retain the -- So when he hears capital well -- social. -- So. So happy. When I'm teaching class here I was told my students to open and close so McCain's before it read it because often people target posters are right is entertaining. Her close returned returned so returned basically means that when you're done. Doing all of things contained within -- and can go back to where you work. Okay and actually uses you can program the robot in many different language you can actually get down. Two assembly level on sea level code because it's using them -- on a kind. Time for most people -- just want to do is it is a bit much. For most people in here good programmer and you just wanted to motion capture there's no reason to -- you rewrite the operating system and we're just gonna new motion capture. So we created our server -- Patrick. And appear. And here you can actually see this section should be in arrangements and making -- and programs and you know criticized having Elsa and her. So replaced replaced spot with Patrick okay what was book. I'm -- is want to come from psychologists flap because that's the sound he makes. When there's no wonder about their story line -- bill it's Hillary throws himself forward. On -- the other robot so here we've now got Patrick trip planner mark out. -- When should always remarked one's code scenario back on him pack. Kind of an hour with the robot back up. And so what -- gonna do -- clip on our little robot icon. And now that computers can talk to about. And what we're gonna do is return the motors I'm not now these are digital serve those unlike analog service and the computer connections talk to Google Serbo. And here where it is and painfully are so. For example the national. Video visual of our robot here -- pictures their church so let's say you want to you know move your arm. What's your coordinate the two pictures of the union address and -- have to marry it if you're looking at this thing. So let's say we want to turn off this -- now."

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" So now we turn down so now we've captured all over America paranoia. Right. And instrument. Vanished in terms of and what's the command for that movement. For this we have do what we have to finish. -- I know that's -- demonstrations previously you know which minded. So now what same want to continue to do that. In turn those off again. And her bring it forward. Maybe it's like so many women do this many him. Solution person. The chest thumping -- church just her okay her up. Insisted that it."

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" We're about to die if this is. And there are we've got him so what is the series of numbers I'm. Serbo driven robots. There are a very very easy thing. Two program. Com because all you're doing is you're sending each serve on its relative position. -- go to 130. -- correctional looking at. So most of these certain positions like d.s -- over here. These are actually not moving -- to concede. They go from you know 17613593100. Each column of numbers separated by commas as a different -- it's just it's it's basically. One giant common eliminated file."

" But now and broken up into body segments actually have four squadrons kind of what's important understand also is that we're using sixteen. Of the 24 possible service tax free CD and -- values here. -- just nothing there. There's no serve up so this is your extensions things that you look at these two robots for example."

" Besides just like well this -- you period. Or two. Very poor right so this guy I gave him counts who can count. So this one's got hands -- her so now we're from sixteen serve us. Agency -- your votes we still got six or those left unity can get -- You know that's nineteen zeros so you so you -- up by astronauts left you can get in hip. You know more hip muscles you can give him more foot muscles. In all sorts of different to add on kind of certain things so you mentioned what -- is changing about the humanoid that whereabouts is people want to play people notice and claim there's and things like that. So basically gone from Fung fu. Which is really cool and like he's better come through because he's got you know literally and -- rip I'm. But how it's gonna be really cool about next -- driven games."

" Is everybody wants Mac wars. So next year's world games like that it is that if underwriters. Tunnels. So next year's -- games were doing full on metal warrior what's really cool. Is is that part of the rules. Are that you don't get to watch the robot. Like you normally would so when you are gonna come through right here we're watching robots. All the Mac warriors are line of sight. -- you put your camera right here actually operating based on the view that the robot as of the time. I'm -- if you want to should get a robust standing and it's this program like another service. This is actually prevent exactly like another -- up in fact it's just a certain way it follows the potentiometer and they're able to run a tiny little monitor here and this is it's an air sought help we don't want any of the audience members -- get hurt surround using real -- I'm we're also using that stuff loaded user this is not -- but never point a loaded weapon at anybody ever mentioned and then using it. But yah and so these robots are now going to be programmed to -- come through. What were you acrobatics. Or to do full on networks. And so here were adding -- actually like. Fifteen dollar air soft pink gun. You know it took me. Speaking usage. -- on rested his arm. It to -- like you know five minutes. In between takes. To conclude is bonds so now we're just gonna add these arm and we've gone from coming through on networks. That's the effort to really frightening to see."

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" This seems like a really nice time to talk about two things. One. Where you get these kids how much they cost and true if you're high school that you may want to tell your -- science professor about."

" So I'm -- things number one generally unaware of the case Dick -- list for 999. -- fully assembled versions list for 1200. We have a system special just for watchers of system."

" And seeing. Be fully assembled ones. 4950. Bucks thanks so you beautifully assembled one for cheaper than the -- you won't spend eight hours from this period ever going to yeah. And again assembling -- you really don't learn anything about robots learn how to use a Phillips is here. -- But if -- high school high tech robotics manufacturer of these kids. I'm asserting here -- competitions there's enough competition out there where you know you have to pay 6000 dollars you know and and you have big time limit. This competition for high school students 500 dollars and just 500 dollars which if fully assembled Ramon Ayala issues admitting admission to -- games you know your team on its onetime -- You get the kit you get the software you get to modify the the -- as much as you want seeking compete in the autonomous classes the find the ball. Then we have soccer autonomous soccer so that it's one on one soccer -- Or you can you to come through or you can get administration but what you on the -- that's it. Measures -- paying more money -- and every year it's one when kit free it's not for. You know the 500 dollar price point is it for all the system years it's 950 for every system here. But for all the high schools and high school program is 500 bucks you get currently working robot. I'm ready to go under the box and you start reprogramming it and adding and again this is the cool thing where since you only pay 500 bucks. Which is below cost literally below cost sponsored by high tech. Com. The minister goes along with 1600 dollars. Then you can start doing things so we got a full. A year a full high school year rebel gains is an until spring right right so you can bite kit right now making it started -- fully here he can start adding papers. Specific you can start any Mac or guns. Time if you don't want to do the whole country who McCord thing. You can do all of the autonomous stuff so you can justice goalie freaknik. You can -- the demonstration. -- can do singing and dancing you can do the obstacle course we have a 11000. Skill marathon. And basically it's also autonomous thing you put a camera on -- about where it looks down he's a blue tape lying on either black or white surface. And it's literally 1000 skill marathon. And other about has to do is follow the Blue Line. For as many circles as the 11000 scale is meant. Now that's one of those things where you think I'm that must be easy and again Chris -- how to people find what do people go to get deal. Wrote -- games dot net slash system. The -- you guys thought. Lifts the espy asked him where we get indexed at your place -- groups say you're playing around -- moves now it's just like. It's almost like car racing is just how you know it's incremental improvements like Clara -- make more make more make more make more. It's like this -- so. If you want to make the package moving and keep working on it just keep working on it we've got our button there and it's just question. Mean -- on your access to --"

" Physical it's disturbing to some involving probably butane in my in my face on fires was the point worry remind you as always routed through dot com slash system is the website that's SYS TM. We would hear your email questions your responses -- about whom we have through about it questions for us we -- people -- questions and he's not just about humanoid robots you -- all robots -- level robots equally -- equaling. And he's got through their revolution comes on amendments and this is that it -- with the website again. Grown into the net and a sort website -- outside this special offer just more reviewers have system. Ten gigabytes it is revenue and dot net slash system like that -- assure you after the credits some exciting things you can deal with common ordinary. Gary Kremer that will probably get you thrown out of school and or like your mother's -- on fire so don't do them. -- not without adult supervision and let's kill lights up Patrick Norton thank you so much for watching system David thank you so much for spending the time artist showing us that robots. You know -- like you fires it's well meaning why does a lot of fun. So 100 and it. I don't Burma where. We're gonna have real life -- note. You know aren't cool. I'm totally over here."

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" Talked with the humanoid robots. Human red star com a lot harder than wheeled robots. You talk about the -- versus C three PO quandary. I'm gonna -- adequate -- yeah. A lot -- mine is hard because you have about twenty motors and have to balance everything. Just pull balanced and this is tough but we emulating humans into just a horrible thing to do a perfectly innocent robot. No. It is so it in this room wheeled robot. 1616. Wouldn't be serviced fixed and it's adios when he orbit these ones in the sixties so. This is hard enough to push and wheeled robot what does it do it moves -- bush. The source gets -- okay I know you're slow cooker so sorry. Guys Kirk so. A humanoid robot is very difficult -- difficult going bounds by you know you can do things with a human about that you can't do -- A little girl in Alaska you commute to all of these search thing. And really human movements and -- human movement. So why -- people I mean obviously konduz he certainly has a -- as most of being at the forefront of this. What's the point of emulating people could mean it's just seems like they're walking upstairs it means with no affiliation -- What you know when it and artists golf's most artists don't skull -- your dog's breakfast all humans it's human form. So basically if you could you want the end users who feel they -- as the creator to fully with the Roma or discuss it gets -- I want to work you know book the end user and then. And those creative you know you want to look something in the time I ran right loyal little blue really these are the little literally Heath kits and recognize the spark of life. Very for me you know -- Now there's a whole lot of these are actually remote controls of knowledge it's gonna follow me around the house and asked for about so. That's such a longer question yeah there are new -- these are remote controls about. But you can totally add in all sorts of autonomy. So for instance you can add gyroscopes you can -- cameras and sensors and things like that so we actually have robots. And about competitions where you at a camera and then the robot has all the paintball. Cool so if I'd like Qaeda. -- the -- cat's collar can use the robot that says -- but exactly like that I'm you can -- and so are we going to a Cotter or to some sort of -- progression going -- kinda cool and that our main means is confident about them. I'm heat TV people like you -- it's -- it's like a little planet Mars martial arts but it needs to actually. What are these primarily used for a group of games so scared -- games these are -- we actually have twelve different humanoid events just like. The human Olympics you know if you're human it you shouldn't be restricted to one and right so. We have twelve different events five of them are remote control of them seven of them are upon us and it's. So remote control amounts. I'm ark hunt through which is just the -- remote control my robot versus you your robot. And we'll have a competition later on today so we'll lose or Islam and you never know actually I got my butt kicking rebel games this year the economic -- we'll -- and -- women -- have the whole drive is having bugs as far as return for the camera it to perfection is. Exactly we'll talk about about it. So for autonomous competitions don't."

" You need some kind of sensors at the beginning closures took over for example here's sonar sensors that we use. I'm Minnesota or censor this came from that company themselves suffer radiation. Paralyzed this and senator sentries -- just put. And the robot can see in front of it and if it's walking and it comes to cost me we'll stop and turn. Got it. But of the -- such as you guys we also use cameras sensors -- those that the camera can. Track paintball so in the events you know way and it is an obstacle course -- and you have red and blue. Folders and so the red folder you have to crawl over in the who pulled me -- crawl under comments and then basically the robot sees the red folder that says -- you know and it acts appropriately and asked if ADV. By going over and under brings orders there would be sort of it's become efficient and it's just become an issue that we also used gyros like and Natasha. Welcome helicopter. On with the gyro does it and as well comparatively speaking if you take a standard. A non gyroscope. And you push on him like so this guy if you watch carefully. He's not reacting he doesn't really have what's appropriate exception. Or can aesthetics which is is your ability to know we're muscles are your sense of balance. If you put it attack on him."

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" Poses a little Italy he just trooper that something like yesterday there's always heard from something happening if you had an LEZ on there -- are checked and three cents on an LE VP will be incredibly impressed at. That's our car. So I would think though it you know I mean this is essentially a remote control device and this is there's some intelligence and how partisan this actually is intelligence -- only it's -- It's it's basically trying to state -- you know as as I move. It it's doing its best it how hard it means you know is is this like cut and paste code you can use to make relentless pace kind of knowing that we have. For free. We have can cut and paste code libraries of like. It is for baton at this so inside of these service there's probably not just a motor this probably also sensors there and sensor in every serve no matter what kind of -- your mind. Com which is assistant potentiometer. Which is of variable. Resistor Flickr rheostat like refused to do in your kitchen -- and and it's in line with your luck so basically as you turn into ear what happens is. Is that resist -- As -- this. That potentiometer sends back a signal says hey I'm here and the reason for that is that basically as I try and pull this arm up her example. There to protect commerce thing. Handing moved and I can increase the flow of current two of them resist the it and serve though so and basically it fights against. This is all stuff and AM I'm watching might be be developed what was that fancy word after anesthetics appropriate section if you stick your hand up like this."

" How do you know whether your home. Down home up welcome them looking at what you're looking couldn't close your eyes right and it's not listen to touch people confused or presumption in such an attempt to touch is. Is this right you can feel the air moving over your very very hairy arm. But that's your sense of touch temperature -- appropriate section Bocelli I can't put my hand you're organizations appropriate section. That's your sense of where. Where is my arm relative and rest of my arm for a few breaks up your dislocated pillowcase and you have it automatic that that's an external later on when you wake up in the morning you know before your your eyes are open or anything else you know that you know your arms like above your head and lower your -- to -- position. You know where all your body parts are. It's very difficult to actually teach robots appropriate section so for instance if our little robot here. Is stepping. On something. Right now all he knows he's a little off balance after shoulders he has one point actually. This is this is of a balanced point really. On the Wii doesn't have as appropriate section you know. That this split is is up. So if if that's true of I was walking forward it then. It put its foot down this would it would keep itself level or religious going to try to keep itself well okay it would do its best to keep it's -- That seems like it's something that's enormously complicated if you get a feedback loop based on. It's funny thing it's not. To be a good human and robot programmer. It's not really about intelligence. Means march 10 planet ended adamantly and he really done and who -- jobs it's really not patients. And you're gonna tell your personal. The question is is are you willing to go forty times. It's."

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" Three people actually build a humanoid robot from scratch and all of these. Have these strong look at having been assembled from kids lot of testing parts here. Building to building a kid versus building from scratch it's kinda like that. I'm do you want to build your own car or do you want to buy a car or even to -- car you know like if you want to buy it and Excalibur which likes it's on VW frame or something but it looks like a d.s and bird. But it's never speak be expelled and again -- Personal history -- the long story so. The thing is is that. How many people build a humanoid robot from scratch very few and the reason for that is is really your reinventing we -- YA. Why do something from scratch. Because the major cost of doing that isn't in the robot that's in the tools that are needed to make the parts to make the robot for instance. You know one of these bracket so these these are the brackets that she was used put together one of these robots really suck to -- physical it would so basically what you would need is first you need you know a CNC now. Then you would need. A good metal pressed him to make all the good perfect balance. I'm you'd need an oven to. You know do all of the -- color and it -- and and you need all the chatter over here that you email or so is that I can do that with -- As of voice. An opinion -- it could these kind of things you need to be accurate within. 100000 -- 300000 and it should that just -- it makes life easier for the songs like the software on because one of those things out if you're off a little bit in every joint. It cumulatively adds up so much -- the real -- kept talking. And and -- is very hard. So why. Build a robot from scratch -- making it hit well because all the hard work been done for all the really hard work and then it's not like. And it's like a car okay you can describe it. To work and back and forth and do what you need and never ever modify that. Or you can be like him burning man people -- artists who like okay I want an -- paper so I've got of the basics here I've got my motor I've got my transmission. I've got my suspension -- okay but what I want is only -- look like a bug. You know and I wanted to have little tentacles coming off of it maybe some sort of flaming collide -- coli OP on the back whatever. You know so kids like this allow you to have all the hard work done for you. But now you get to do the customization. Of OK I want to. And papers. So let's let's make differs from reader or -- so instead of you know that the dummy hands that come with -- Mr. guy who can do anything in Canada to Cianci parts dot com -- on what you can make hasn't. Shape or could make ism to it finger or you know like hearing -- you know. We that in a pan and tilt that. NASA actually we took up -- camera and put this back on an image got a camera on it. So they can do on tracking with the camera costs but here you know these has -- permanently attached you know here. I'm. He has this is this is just can we took up until that you can you can add things like that. So basically started with the kit allows you concentrates doing. You know basically the fun stuff aura or causes rating on the program the Australian -- Such as in taking a one of these and then going through this whole hot in -- like Matt our -- very long the hottest you can launch that. You know where you can do more interest in things like you can. I mean. I was in my office last night for eight hours totally lost track of time just playing with a gyroscope like hey how do I. Tweak. The robot. Always off the shelf parts how to because software such that -- about and I."

" Else. I -- and it'll automatically -- automatically place and -- this you know what he's doing so you know Hewlett. If I turn this through but on its if you playing ground. And content but he needed to."

" He -- he he stands up and he's not smart enough to know which wears out it is always our back. -- it but if I take this robot. -- It's. -- he knows that he was lying down. Can he -- that's regret to he's got this -- on so I didn't invent the entire I didn't invent the robot. But I can reprogram on the line so that he's smart enough. To figure out you know that -- being pushed on pushed back the smart enough to know when he's lying down stand up things like that. And for and it -- have to be -- you know engineering excitement the electrical side. There are a lot of people who will -- were unjust you know these hottest like like man dead. Where it's just. I just want to be an artist right and I just want to make my robot do cool things and whether that's. This Japanese Qaeda bomb or you have it running around your house stressed like and gnome. -- Christmas you know and whatever makes you have whatever makes you happy you know so it becomes a 3-D. Animation tools right except it's not animation on your computer it's and visual on the wonders -- want to turn your hostages can. What's the software look like he's the program. Well let me just just."

" You don't even let you get yourself or be easy but don't think it's their version two got seventy scares me. It should not hear you I -- so here's Dakota so this is that this is all the security -- you have -- about the -- kind of what's the cover that are what are the -- representing. So here we're declaring Oliver variables if you if you not a programmer you have to -- opinions -- this is the nice thing okay. Is that how lucky you I'm on your slow you heard you were -- lessons in school right. So obvious as the service you can. I'll show you how to make your very own little little program wouldn't call Patrick and wrong wrong the with a program falls Florida -- that. The first thing we have to do you know Tom remember we talked about -- perception and anesthesia. You're gonna zero program zero through about so so surreal can aesthetics is. If I tell you to stand up. And you automatically know honey stand and you know where -- quite literally ripped apart leverage that in -- kind of part of it and then yes exactly. Robots and the fall out of zero which is kind of like in a tiny dots on her car. You know sometimes you need to timing and dusted or need high alert Justin thing like that. And his daughter to bed before you could see were like one leg was up higher than the other has squirreled out so one thing you want to do. Is always make sure your robot is zero to put -- put a robot -- in into the computer. If you look at his foot -- On -- conceded this but it is shifted a little bit one way whereas the sports flat. The -- that and so and that's that the what you basically want is you want it perfect ballerina you want your robot to be totally square. And in terms his proportions. -- everything's basically his feet should be flat both on the X and the White House access here so when he stands down he's gonna give -- Peter going to. Be flat and -- but what you really want to make sure is is that. Not with to give his feet are flat and everything is proportional. You know through including when you look at his legs from the side. You know are the legs even with each other for. -- true. I think out of your -- here if we look at if we look at -- robot legs you can see that this -- is a little bit further forward than a slight."

" A lot of programming is based on the assumption that the robot is zeroed out otherwise to serve those are gonna put the lives in the wrong in the wrong place right because. -- always relative motion right so basically you're saying. I want to do -- Kart we -- Arm but your legs are untrue you're gonna sort of wander off the Clearwater Hollinger about going to plug -- knowing I -- part -- programs -- what it's not for the cargo program sax it's just that robots don't count. That inner ear like you have can't compensate they can't compensate. And from what I understand you need a lot of stuff. So that later here it got and the minute of the book walks you through how does your -- button that -- about messenger and so you know sort of right -- settings to -- That -- all of this effective 100 for everything so elegant -- so 10900 is -- your your base senate and it. -- It's very very very rare to the point of nearly impossible that all settings are -- behind okay so here you can see. You got a 100059999. It is arbitrary use the arbitrary value is right."

" And so basically you just used scroll wheel is up and down until looking at the robot you know everything is -- straight and true. So now I don't know he is a little robot run. Now he's oh. Zeroed for instance. I'm -- system like to do to it test its -- Is if we do cartwheels. This to make sure that everything's words. Huge. Now we know which that's. So now we know that the robot is senator because. Here he's using obsolete every muscle and -- balancing we know you know thin if he's not off. If he's not perfectly zeroed when he tried to do that -- often flip over on space. We can also do this. So we'll hear the edge. To us."

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" So we're gonna make a sub routines. And again the people who are professional programmers watching system mounted in Obama all the stuff but I'm presuming that you know some of people who buy through about. No a lot of programming some of nothing whatsoever to. I'm a sucker Cheney is -- program -- you know and is doing things its its routinely goes through. It's as good as you can come back where you are right. So basically right now he's in what the actual name of his current routine primary and is called on standard pose -- so basically. He standard -- runs a routine all the time which is listen. And so basically happening is this antenna right here. Is connected to. His controller board. Stability on the back this is this his unprotected controller or we actually use it to -- and that's place. Because there abouts and it's a much used you know make tumble down in the fall over and video cameras you know are the wires you don't abandon the you know build the wired authors who basically. What's happening is is this player is is talking to. His mentor reverend isn't on its national tightening up. Com and this that in the antennas -- sentencing will work okay. And what listen does is it just has Haney. I'm are you sending me something and so basically want to send it something as -- cycling through that sent routine and standard post. So if you -- it generally it hears nothing it just has a -- standing up for it kind of like you it's actually very analogous to a human right. If you're waiting for your corporate meeting to start. And I -- illness is pole right you're standing outside the hall right. You're actually running an -- every team in your brain which just wait for the door open to open and liquid -- anti. And on -- then enter rooms sit down and begin surfing. It's. Right. So in this case you know as he's going to listen he's actually listening for one of these key commands which actually. It's actually serial data so anyone of these buttons to push. Just pushes out -- an Internet. So for an -- night so basically want to push this is actually capital L. Right so he hears capital Al Iman when you know if -- then go to -- retain the -- So when he hears capital well -- social. -- So. So happy. When I'm teaching class here I was told my students to open and close so McCain's before it read it because often people target posters are right is entertaining. Her close returned returned so returned basically means that when you're done. Doing all of things contained within -- and can go back to where you work. Okay and actually uses you can program the robot in many different language you can actually get down. Two assembly level on sea level code because it's using them -- on a kind. Time for most people -- just want to do is it is a bit much. For most people in here good programmer and you just wanted to motion capture there's no reason to -- you rewrite the operating system and we're just gonna new motion capture. So we created our server -- Patrick. And appear. And here you can actually see this section should be in arrangements and making -- and programs and you know criticized having Elsa and her. So replaced replaced spot with Patrick okay what was book. I'm -- is want to come from psychologists flap because that's the sound he makes. When there's no wonder about their story line -- bill it's Hillary throws himself forward. On -- the other robot so here we've now got Patrick trip planner mark out. -- When should always remarked one's code scenario back on him pack. Kind of an hour with the robot back up. And so what -- gonna do -- clip on our little robot icon. And now that computers can talk to about. And what we're gonna do is return the motors I'm not now these are digital serve those unlike analog service and the computer connections talk to Google Serbo. And here where it is and painfully are so. For example the national. Video visual of our robot here -- pictures their church so let's say you want to you know move your arm. What's your coordinate the two pictures of the union address and -- have to marry it if you're looking at this thing. So let's say we want to turn off this -- now."

" Now the arms off. Thank you to capture off potentially meters in the arms without getting resistance from the voters the arms that would normally the children's."

" So now we turn down so now we've captured all over America paranoia. Right. And instrument. Vanished in terms of and what's the command for that movement. For this we have do what we have to finish. -- I know that's -- demonstrations previously you know which minded. So now what same want to continue to do that. In turn those off again. And her bring it forward. Maybe it's like so many women do this many him. Solution person. The chest thumping -- church just her okay her up. Insisted that it."

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" We're about to die if this is. And there are we've got him so what is the series of numbers I'm. Serbo driven robots. There are a very very easy thing. Two program. Com because all you're doing is you're sending each serve on its relative position. -- go to 130. -- correctional looking at. So most of these certain positions like d.s -- over here. These are actually not moving -- to concede. They go from you know 17613593100. Each column of numbers separated by commas as a different -- it's just it's it's basically. One giant common eliminated file."

" But now and broken up into body segments actually have four squadrons kind of what's important understand also is that we're using sixteen. Of the 24 possible service tax free CD and -- values here. -- just nothing there. There's no serve up so this is your extensions things that you look at these two robots for example."

" Besides just like well this -- you period. Or two. Very poor right so this guy I gave him counts who can count. So this one's got hands -- her so now we're from sixteen serve us. Agency -- your votes we still got six or those left unity can get -- You know that's nineteen zeros so you so you -- up by astronauts left you can get in hip. You know more hip muscles you can give him more foot muscles. In all sorts of different to add on kind of certain things so you mentioned what -- is changing about the humanoid that whereabouts is people want to play people notice and claim there's and things like that. So basically gone from Fung fu. Which is really cool and like he's better come through because he's got you know literally and -- rip I'm. But how it's gonna be really cool about next -- driven games."

" Is everybody wants Mac wars. So next year's world games like that it is that if underwriters. Tunnels. So next year's -- games were doing full on metal warrior what's really cool. Is is that part of the rules. Are that you don't get to watch the robot. Like you normally would so when you are gonna come through right here we're watching robots. All the Mac warriors are line of sight. -- you put your camera right here actually operating based on the view that the robot as of the time. I'm -- if you want to should get a robust standing and it's this program like another service. This is actually prevent exactly like another -- up in fact it's just a certain way it follows the potentiometer and they're able to run a tiny little monitor here and this is it's an air sought help we don't want any of the audience members -- get hurt surround using real -- I'm we're also using that stuff loaded user this is not -- but never point a loaded weapon at anybody ever mentioned and then using it. But yah and so these robots are now going to be programmed to -- come through. What were you acrobatics. Or to do full on networks. And so here were adding -- actually like. Fifteen dollar air soft pink gun. You know it took me. Speaking usage. -- on rested his arm. It to -- like you know five minutes. In between takes. To conclude is bonds so now we're just gonna add these arm and we've gone from coming through on networks. That's the effort to really frightening to see."

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" This seems like a really nice time to talk about two things. One. Where you get these kids how much they cost and true if you're high school that you may want to tell your -- science professor about."

" So I'm -- things number one generally unaware of the case Dick -- list for 999. -- fully assembled versions list for 1200. We have a system special just for watchers of system."

" And seeing. Be fully assembled ones. 4950. Bucks thanks so you beautifully assembled one for cheaper than the -- you won't spend eight hours from this period ever going to yeah. And again assembling -- you really don't learn anything about robots learn how to use a Phillips is here. -- But if -- high school high tech robotics manufacturer of these kids. I'm asserting here -- competitions there's enough competition out there where you know you have to pay 6000 dollars you know and and you have big time limit. This competition for high school students 500 dollars and just 500 dollars which if fully assembled Ramon Ayala issues admitting admission to -- games you know your team on its onetime -- You get the kit you get the software you get to modify the the -- as much as you want seeking compete in the autonomous classes the find the ball. Then we have soccer autonomous soccer so that it's one on one soccer -- Or you can you to come through or you can get administration but what you on the -- that's it. Measures -- paying more money -- and every year it's one when kit free it's not for. You know the 500 dollar price point is it for all the system years it's 950 for every system here. But for all the high schools and high school program is 500 bucks you get currently working robot. I'm ready to go under the box and you start reprogramming it and adding and again this is the cool thing where since you only pay 500 bucks. Which is below cost literally below cost sponsored by high tech. Com. The minister goes along with 1600 dollars. Then you can start doing things so we got a full. A year a full high school year rebel gains is an until spring right right so you can bite kit right now making it started -- fully here he can start adding papers. Specific you can start any Mac or guns. Time if you don't want to do the whole country who McCord thing. You can do all of the autonomous stuff so you can justice goalie freaknik. You can -- the demonstration. -- can do singing and dancing you can do the obstacle course we have a 11000. Skill marathon. And basically it's also autonomous thing you put a camera on -- about where it looks down he's a blue tape lying on either black or white surface. And it's literally 1000 skill marathon. And other about has to do is follow the Blue Line. For as many circles as the 11000 scale is meant. Now that's one of those things where you think I'm that must be easy and again Chris -- how to people find what do people go to get deal. Wrote -- games dot net slash system. The -- you guys thought. Lifts the espy asked him where we get indexed at your place -- groups say you're playing around -- moves now it's just like. It's almost like car racing is just how you know it's incremental improvements like Clara -- make more make more make more make more. It's like this -- so. If you want to make the package moving and keep working on it just keep working on it we've got our button there and it's just question. Mean -- on your access to --"

" Physical it's disturbing to some involving probably butane in my in my face on fires was the point worry remind you as always routed through dot com slash system is the website that's SYS TM. We would hear your email questions your responses -- about whom we have through about it questions for us we -- people -- questions and he's not just about humanoid robots you -- all robots -- level robots equally -- equaling. And he's got through their revolution comes on amendments and this is that it -- with the website again. Grown into the net and a sort website -- outside this special offer just more reviewers have system. Ten gigabytes it is revenue and dot net slash system like that -- assure you after the credits some exciting things you can deal with common ordinary. Gary Kremer that will probably get you thrown out of school and or like your mother's -- on fire so don't do them. -- not without adult supervision and let's kill lights up Patrick Norton thank you so much for watching system David thank you so much for spending the time artist showing us that robots. You know -- like you fires it's well meaning why does a lot of fun. So 100 and it. I don't Burma where. We're gonna have real life -- note. You know aren't cool. I'm totally over here."

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