Japan's "Robot of the Year 2007" - Fanuc's M-430iA

[Zahrec]

Whau.That's some serious programming skills!

[SilentKnight1990]

It looks like they're sorting

[hipnocesar]

im the 30000st viewer i deserve a prize.

[hesitation24]

the robots didn't miss shit. Their task is to fill up the trays, dumbasses. The first robot arm fills the first row, the second fills the second row, and the third fills the third row. They are 100% accurate, now stfu and gtfo noobs

[NiGhtKids1982]

wow nice robot?

[luckypinoy]

the last one missed a couple o.O

that's awesome though :)

[woopsserg]

It hasn't missed, the box was allready full.

[laurens890]

Yeah but they will return. It is in any case much much faster than a human would

[loko95ftp]

@luckypinoy

your a fucken dumbass 

[fckicecream]

Who is going to fix them?

[konradoxxx]

@fckicecream robot ? :)

[VicWarren2]

@fckicecream humans. isnt that kind of obvious?

[sswelm]

This is true impressive. I guess they succesfully combined fuzy logic with evolution development

[CYP2E1]

may I point out that the task is to fill the trays, no mater how many pieces are left on the conveyor

[MagpieHammer]

THAY TUK YER JERB!

[ConcernedUSA]

Yes, it missed some, but you are missing the point of the demonstration. Look at how fast the conveyor is moving and consider the fact that this is making it much more difficult for the robots to identify, locate, and pick up the parts. They could easily slow down the conveyor or add another robot to have it pick up all of them with 100% accuracy.

[blehcoughchoke]

Missed alot of them.

[laurens890]

Just look at "robot assembly line", the robots there don't miss any of them. And by the way, humans also miss a lot at such tasks.

[wongsmokesbong]

it missed a few

[schenkel123]

they will come again