@tjmady lol yeah, plus if the machines permanently break then you got the jobs to make new ones and the jobs that dispose of the parts that are useless
I heard China was injecting robotic dildos with Chinese semen to impregnate american women with chinese people. This dildo warfare will destroy America unless you lesbians and dildo using single women take a stand! Buy American dildos or else the country will fall!
Walking requires a tremendous amount of dynamic, high speed computation including;
a) sensing it's own attitude
b) sensing the environment
c) negotiating obstacles
d) responding to changes
e) balancing
f) speed etc.
If asimo can walk, with the only inputs being start point and goal point, and all the other factors are computed dynamically, then it qualifies as intelligence.
These welding spm's have no sensing, minimal dynamic computing and no learning abilities.
The Robotics Institute of America (RIA) uses a broader definition: a robot is a "re-programmable multi-functional manipulator designed to move materials, parts, tools, or specialized devices through variable programmed motions for the performance of a variety of tasks."
copy paste thing still better than a subjective assumption :)
Hi. Aprox by the year 2020 a laptop will reach the human brain potential for processing data which means that there is a huge market waiting for hundreds of billions dollars to be sold or invested in humanoid robots and intelligent systems and the beginning of the bigger industry ever maid in human history. Search on Google luisbeck007 you will find the most complete humanoid robot list in the World, good information and interesting issues.
stop worring about been unemploed unless you are to dumb to find a real job but then if you are to dumb u get more money on the dole then u do working them sort of jobs any way so what are you woried about?
Men this is a good techno video; any continuation? Robotics and machines are the key to the future developments. Whether Robots will be developed to the point of becoming self aware and engage in its human creators in a bitter struggle for supremacy is unknown. For now, robotic technology is the key.
humans are coming to a end, robots will run everything, they dont need to breathe in space, and on other planets,soon they will be as smart as us, and smarter, because they will think on there own, and act on there own , and what about our jobs,?? its all going to robots , slowly but it is, there is machines every were, theres machine cashiers and food markets, by 20 25 more then 50 % of the jobs wil be gone due to robots and machines, thats a fact, so WAKE UP AND SAY NO TO ROBOTS.
you dont know what a.i. is do you? ai is Artificial Intelligence, wich means that a program can think, act and react on its own, and is SELF-AWARE. so not an alien who shoots if you shoot him. an a.i. does not have in-built reactions like germans in call of duty. if you ask an ai: "who are you?" it will think, consider lying, making up an awnser. and THAT, dude, is not like enemies in videogames. and THAT, dude, hasnt been invented yet.
And it'll be interesting to see if we could even invent such a thing. There's a whole host of problems, such as an intelligence interpreting multi-definitional words within a sentence, in the correct manner so that a conversation can be held.
you say that.... however.... who makes the robots? other robots? maybe, but who make's sure the robots are doing their jobs? a person. who performs matenence on the robot? a person. who runs the corporations that make the robots? no, not a robot. a person. plus, the more robots their are, the fewer people their are on manager's payrolls. this means companies will pay less employees, driving down the costs of goods and services. nice one dumbass. =P
someone correct me if im wrong but arent robots technically computers? and dont u have to program a computer for it to do what u want so in theory wed have to program a computer to take ove the world which pretty much defeats the purpose of 'taking over'.
whoever believes that machines are going to take over the world, and killing all humans, is pathetic. but perhaps my pc will finally have his reveange on me because I always abuse it. or maybe my toaster will start chasing me. LOL what a joke.
Since all computers and machines are programmed to do things, it is highly unlikely a "skynet" type event will happen.
However,
Once we start programming robots to be fully autonomous and think for themselves OR even worse, start creating cyborg's (mixing biological parts with machines and computers) THATS when I would start to worry...
@Allblack25 While I agree with you that machines turning on man kind is just a bunch of idiots repeating memes they don't understand. I don't think anyone believes that the future will have toasters chasing us, though I could be mistaken. The robot uprising is mainly due to people (engineers included) not understanding how intelligent robots would work, but never the less thinking of it as an inevitability. When the time comes, we'll know how intelligence works and be able to mold it.
i often worked with these robots, it's really nice to write programs, teach points and maintain this technology. but they are far away from taking over the world
People don't understand that a robot uprising will not happen. For one thing, the algorithms put into the programming of a machine is non-mutateable. If it were, for no reason would it become aware of the humans surrounding it for they aren't equipped with the sensors. And if these sensors were added the robot would have no feelings and therefore, no hate. If there was a robot uprising it would be done by robots with brains the same as humans, just artificial (look up neural networking.)
I disagree because a virus could easily alter the machine code. Moreover even a simple robot can be dangerous considering its "mind" can be controlled by a more intelligent robot or being. I think we shouldn't under estimate the danger of robots and technology in general.
That's ridiculous. Not only does this so called "virus" need to be heavily advanced to break through the firmware on a simple robot, it also needs to be cross compatible between different integrated circuits and operating systems. This is truly not feasible. Also, a more intelligent being couldn't communicate with every machine, some aren't even online.
Well I have a different philosophy and think everything is possible. Moreover you point out problems that have already been solved : Patching firmwares, cross-platform development As for the online part all machines are connected to some computer so data are exchanged, therefore it's possible to communicate with them.
Of course it sounds more like science-fiction but if scientists and writers didn't have any imagination then we would still be in the stone age era ;)
Yes, I'm not saying this is truly impossible, I'm saying it's so difficult it's not probable. Like I said in my first comment, the 'brain' needs to run like a humans to have any sort of intelligence that isn't limited to it's firmware. The best way is to mimic the human brain in the form of a neural network.
...At this time, computers are to slow to simulate an efficient network in this way, but, it could be done in the advent of a processor/hard-drive convergence were tiny modules that work like a neuron are hooked together with artificial synapses.
Perhaps automation of everything is good, I can see the world population dropping, and anyway, we all fucking hate each other, at least robots don't give you any hassel, at least not for the next few hundred years.
Assembly line jobs are shitty jobs to begin with. And assembly by robots is much more efficient and thus actually saves energy. Stupid, mindless jobs will be 100% automated and this is something we should welcome. Also, this process has been going on for at least 150 years and yet the unemployment rate has remained very low (yes, even 10% is very low historically speaking). Why? Because new, better jobs were created. There were no web designers or genetic engineers 100 years ago.
I don't like & support using robots to replace humans labor. A human can learn from 1 mistake, but the robots can make mulitple mistakes w/out supervision. Fact is, just watch the movie "Terminator"
I'm pretty sure that the technology to allow robotic arms to exceed the skill of humans in welding has been around for a while already. It's just a matter of quality programming and not cutting corners on costs or materials (read: ethical business practices). Muscle and bone can rarely match the precision or regularity and precision of quality equipment.
They find other jobs now, but what about when robots and computer systems are able to do those jobs as well?
When there are no jobs left, except advanced scientific and engineering research, I wonder if our economy will start working without money somehow, or if it will just be a new type of distriubtion.
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I've heard roughly 500 million new human workers will be added to the labor pool in the next 10 years. It makes you wonder why we are moving jobs to robots.
In 2012 I may run for President on the "no robots" platform.
yeah great idea robots do all the work less jobs for people. the bosses dont have to pay anyone to do work for them. now robots can work 24 hours a day with out rest or stoping or even conplaining. but who cares about the poeple.
People could do it and that would create jobs but the beauty of robots is that they are less likely to make a mistake unlike people. Plus the bosses never have to worry about strikes or any other complaints. IT's just a reality that as we become more technologically advanced human workers will be in less demand.
Although new jobs are created because of the need for maintenance, so in the end it might just be the industrial revolution but on a smalelr scale again.
most definetly, we had a hyundai terrican and it was in the repair shop every month!!! then we found out they stopped making them becuse there were to many faults.
never pay for antirust shit people, most cars will last ten years b4 any significant rust will be evident, even in countries where salt is used to melt snow on the roads. Your stealership will force you to pay for it but dont get taken.
This is why we have so many homeless people in this world! The robots are taking all the jobs away! Humans use to occupy those assembly lines! Whats next?! It makes me tear when I think about it... (tear)
Well the robots are cheaper! If your willing to do it cheaper than the robot, go and replace him. People have brains to use them. If you want to do the robots job then dont complain about the pay!
Hmm. Technology, brought us so far, didn't it? Seems like we were just cave men, yesterday. And look us now! Were re-constructing the world of technology! One may say,"the more technology we aquire, the less oppurtunities will be there for humans."
Now if only you could maintain them with leftover pig guts and chicken bladders instead of paying thousands for maintenance and electricity bills then we'd be talking.
When a robotic factory that can make more general purpose robots that can make other robots *and* make robots that can mine, refine and produce raw materials and feedstocks to make more robots comes along, *then* they'll no longer need humans.. oh, and also robots that can write programs and alter programs to meet changing conditions, as well as make microchips, etc. All would be a "VonNuemann" factory. Self reproducing robots.
Nah. Long before that point, we will have merged. The old sci-fi shibboleth of the "rebellion of the robots" is kinda silly and assumes we become abusive toward them. A robot designed to do a job is fulfilled and happy (in a sense) doing well at what it was designed to do. Go and get the anime "Ghost in the Shell" to get an idea that is probably a *lot* more likely than "Terminator" *or* the very silly and unworkable "Matrix" :P
Wow this is so cool! and so futuristic, but sadly it will put many people out of jobs, but it could also provide some for repairs for the robots and such.
actually, robot are yet to think for themself. But once they able to, they can still only "think" not act, because they weren't made to do other tasks, physically and mentally
So bailing out a large automobile manufacturer would not realistically save many "human" jobs. The only people left are the maintenance workers and management. The jobs have all been outsourced to Cybertron or Gobotron.
I work with industrial automation and feel I should say robots are not taking your jobs! There are a hundred reasons for that but this isn't the place for that argument.
These are Kuka robots and they are very, very, very far from become self aware and "taking over".
Actually, they are according to a new survey, and that can beat human hands. It would take a human quite a while to examine each car and humans are inefficient if you've noticed. Robots don't have errors. Humans do. These scanners are state-of-the-art and can detect the smallest fault. Not to mention a human can't weld down to precision of 1/1000 of an inch.
Robots do have errors. Nothing goes wrong when everything is working perfectly, but their parts wear down over time and, in all likelihood, their software have bugs. Those problems are a real hassle to fix. However, I agree that robots are more efficient than humans.
I respect your opinion, but the sales of Hyundai tells a different story. its one of the worst selling cars and has one of the lowest rating for reliability.
uploaded on oct 3 2008? oh why am i outdated?
arriesdavid 1 month ago
so wie geil hab 3 brüste
KianaSuzanoy896 1 month ago
aaaaaaah if robots do take over the world my pc would be afraid of me because it knows how i get mad
exking5 3 months ago
Damn technology, you scary!
FaintAura 6 months ago
i would shit my pants standing between them
DGZProductionz 11 months ago
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The Three Laws of Robotics are:
A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.
A robot must obey any orders given to it by human beings, except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.
A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.
CaptainGeek5 11 months ago
I will not be surprised if some idiot finds a way to completely make a car assembly automated. And then what. More job losses.
tjmady 1 year ago
@tjmady Not really, then new jobs will open up because you have to have people who can fix them when they brake or something goes wrong
XbatfroX 10 months ago
@XbatfroX Good point. I didn't think of that. Yeah humans will need to fix things when they break down.
tjmady 10 months ago
@tjmady lol yeah, plus if the machines permanently break then you got the jobs to make new ones and the jobs that dispose of the parts that are useless
XbatfroX 10 months ago
haha at 1:34 i already knew it was gonna be a santa fe
vroom1515 1 year ago
thumbs up hyundai!!
kopee35 1 year ago
I've seen all the process at vauxhalls in ellesmere port in england (vauxhalls is like Chevrolet I think all owned by GM)
jacksite2007 1 year ago
God damn fucking robots!
I heard China was injecting robotic dildos with Chinese semen to impregnate american women with chinese people. This dildo warfare will destroy America unless you lesbians and dildo using single women take a stand! Buy American dildos or else the country will fall!
Ladiestreat 1 year ago
wow.......
Taigacan 1 year ago
strictly speaking these are not robots but programmable special purpose machines
Grousuba 2 years ago
@Grousuba
which we call it, "Robots"
ngentotsemua 1 year ago
@ngentotsemua
"Robot" have to have intelligence
Grousuba 1 year ago
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Grousuba 1 year ago
@Grousuba
and then asimo, etc, was not a robot at all because all it can do is walking
ngentotsemua 1 year ago
@ngentotsemua
Walking requires a tremendous amount of dynamic, high speed computation including;
a) sensing it's own attitude
b) sensing the environment
c) negotiating obstacles
d) responding to changes
e) balancing
f) speed etc.
If asimo can walk, with the only inputs being start point and goal point, and all the other factors are computed dynamically, then it qualifies as intelligence.
These welding spm's have no sensing, minimal dynamic computing and no learning abilities.
Grousuba 1 year ago
@Grousuba
which need no intelligence because
The Robotics Institute of America (RIA) uses a broader definition: a robot is a "re-programmable multi-functional manipulator designed to move materials, parts, tools, or specialized devices through variable programmed motions for the performance of a variety of tasks."
copy paste thing still better than a subjective assumption :)
ngentotsemua 1 year ago
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Grousuba 1 year ago
@ngentotsemua
By this definition, CNC machines are robots.
Grousuba 1 year ago
The advantage of robots over human employees is they never go postal. XD
Cotoredondo 2 years ago
@Cotoredondo,
They also don't sue.
Drregaleagle 1 year ago
Yes but some assholes did invest trillions of dollars in weapons and military issues instead of the right technologies!
luisbeck007 2 years ago
Hi. Aprox by the year 2020 a laptop will reach the human brain potential for processing data which means that there is a huge market waiting for hundreds of billions dollars to be sold or invested in humanoid robots and intelligent systems and the beginning of the bigger industry ever maid in human history. Search on Google luisbeck007 you will find the most complete humanoid robot list in the World, good information and interesting issues.
luisbeck007 2 years ago
@luisbeck007 they said the same thing about 2010 in the 1850's.
I think your "aprox" is still a bit far off
jennaofthecuckooclan 2 years ago
hyundai rocks!!
doromanekia 2 years ago
fiat was the first to use fully robotised/automised production system allready in the 80´s!
doromanekia 2 years ago
Exucse me?o_o
GrandchaseFan101 2 years ago
anyone know where i can find full episode of this. its not on their website
hahaha12345678993 2 years ago
Its called people not being able to buy the cars because they don't have a job.
pythag123 2 years ago
stop worring about been unemploed unless you are to dumb to find a real job but then if you are to dumb u get more money on the dole then u do working them sort of jobs any way so what are you woried about?
jpsl20 2 years ago
@jpsl20
last time i checked building cars by human hands was a real fucking job.
DaMoose85 1 year ago
only robots.
more desemployment.
SB9P4 2 years ago
its called unemployment...
XterierK 2 years ago 3
the same for me,idiot.
SB9P4 2 years ago
Imagine if the next thing they do are the Terminators? What do ya' think? (-_;)
NewsSeeeker515 2 years ago 3
@NewsSeeeker515 um...heard of pace-makers?
Wolfsbane909 1 year ago
Familiar... I would like to know... :D
NewsSeeeker515 1 year ago
The Cylons were created by man...
Wilosh909 2 years ago
Yet another reason why no one can get a job. Most of them are taken over by fucking robots.
goodwing 2 years ago
tell me if im wrong wouldnt this make the car price go down in very large quantities
patpat122 2 years ago
NATGEO thumbs up
blackgold161 2 years ago 8
BBC press thumbs up
blackgold161 2 years ago 2
BBC vs NatGEO who will win to vote press the thumbs up btten on the next commits
blackgold161 2 years ago
Men this is a good techno video; any continuation? Robotics and machines are the key to the future developments. Whether Robots will be developed to the point of becoming self aware and engage in its human creators in a bitter struggle for supremacy is unknown. For now, robotic technology is the key.
7olusegun 2 years ago
read player piano by kurt vonegut-good book
coldflow90 2 years ago
humans are coming to a end, robots will run everything, they dont need to breathe in space, and on other planets,soon they will be as smart as us, and smarter, because they will think on there own, and act on there own , and what about our jobs,?? its all going to robots , slowly but it is, there is machines every were, theres machine cashiers and food markets, by 20 25 more then 50 % of the jobs wil be gone due to robots and machines, thats a fact, so WAKE UP AND SAY NO TO ROBOTS.
pokerworld2009 2 years ago
dude, a.i. hasnt been invented yet, and maybe it never will, so stop acting like a hippie
Suparian 2 years ago
You idiot. Of course A.I has been invented. They use it to control enemies in most video games.
BigGoron14 2 years ago
you dont know what a.i. is do you? ai is Artificial Intelligence, wich means that a program can think, act and react on its own, and is SELF-AWARE. so not an alien who shoots if you shoot him. an a.i. does not have in-built reactions like germans in call of duty. if you ask an ai: "who are you?" it will think, consider lying, making up an awnser. and THAT, dude, is not like enemies in videogames. and THAT, dude, hasnt been invented yet.
Suparian 2 years ago
And it'll be interesting to see if we could even invent such a thing. There's a whole host of problems, such as an intelligence interpreting multi-definitional words within a sentence, in the correct manner so that a conversation can be held.
Smaug84 2 years ago
you say that.... however.... who makes the robots? other robots? maybe, but who make's sure the robots are doing their jobs? a person. who performs matenence on the robot? a person. who runs the corporations that make the robots? no, not a robot. a person. plus, the more robots their are, the fewer people their are on manager's payrolls. this means companies will pay less employees, driving down the costs of goods and services. nice one dumbass. =P
ooberlaughs 2 years ago
Yes but after I lose my job to these machines how will I be able to afford their cheap quality product?
86koza86 2 years ago
u get one of the jobs i previously named, or one not taken by robots.
ooberlaughs 2 years ago
those are all extremely specialized and technical. I am not a machinist or mechanist what am I to do? This will kill our economy not save it.
86koza86 2 years ago
where do u get the facts for "by 2025 more then 50% of the jobs will be gone due to robots and machines, that's a fact"? sounds like u made it up.
ooberlaughs 2 years ago
Na lie!
7olusegun 2 years ago
a robot is actually a machine some people even consider a machine that can make a car in less than a minute is a robot
rapiddestruction 2 years ago
someone correct me if im wrong but arent robots technically computers? and dont u have to program a computer for it to do what u want so in theory wed have to program a computer to take ove the world which pretty much defeats the purpose of 'taking over'.
WickdMofo 2 years ago
whoever believes that machines are going to take over the world, and killing all humans, is pathetic. but perhaps my pc will finally have his reveange on me because I always abuse it. or maybe my toaster will start chasing me. LOL what a joke.
Allblack25 2 years ago 9
@Allblack25 Obviously you have never seen Maximum Overdrive. Open your eyes.
Ladiestreat 1 year ago
@Allblack25 You're a joke, why don't you read the arguments first?
FrozenSnake999 1 year ago
@Allblack25
Since all computers and machines are programmed to do things, it is highly unlikely a "skynet" type event will happen.
However,
Once we start programming robots to be fully autonomous and think for themselves OR even worse, start creating cyborg's (mixing biological parts with machines and computers) THATS when I would start to worry...
TheCORE87 6 months ago
@Allblack25 While I agree with you that machines turning on man kind is just a bunch of idiots repeating memes they don't understand. I don't think anyone believes that the future will have toasters chasing us, though I could be mistaken. The robot uprising is mainly due to people (engineers included) not understanding how intelligent robots would work, but never the less thinking of it as an inevitability. When the time comes, we'll know how intelligence works and be able to mold it.
lordjavathe3rd 2 months ago
i often worked with these robots, it's really nice to write programs, teach points and maintain this technology. but they are far away from taking over the world
CoreJunky86 2 years ago
robots just can't take over the world.
robots usually have an on/off button.
so you just can switch them off.
they run on energy so if they have a low battery they should stop.
but if they run on solar energy there is not much more to do...
8star8wars8 2 years ago
People don't understand that a robot uprising will not happen. For one thing, the algorithms put into the programming of a machine is non-mutateable. If it were, for no reason would it become aware of the humans surrounding it for they aren't equipped with the sensors. And if these sensors were added the robot would have no feelings and therefore, no hate. If there was a robot uprising it would be done by robots with brains the same as humans, just artificial (look up neural networking.)
Blacklemon67 2 years ago 3
I disagree because a virus could easily alter the machine code. Moreover even a simple robot can be dangerous considering its "mind" can be controlled by a more intelligent robot or being. I think we shouldn't under estimate the danger of robots and technology in general.
goa103 2 years ago
That's ridiculous. Not only does this so called "virus" need to be heavily advanced to break through the firmware on a simple robot, it also needs to be cross compatible between different integrated circuits and operating systems. This is truly not feasible. Also, a more intelligent being couldn't communicate with every machine, some aren't even online.
Blacklemon67 2 years ago
Well I have a different philosophy and think everything is possible. Moreover you point out problems that have already been solved : Patching firmwares, cross-platform development As for the online part all machines are connected to some computer so data are exchanged, therefore it's possible to communicate with them.
Of course it sounds more like science-fiction but if scientists and writers didn't have any imagination then we would still be in the stone age era ;)
goa103 2 years ago
Yes, I'm not saying this is truly impossible, I'm saying it's so difficult it's not probable. Like I said in my first comment, the 'brain' needs to run like a humans to have any sort of intelligence that isn't limited to it's firmware. The best way is to mimic the human brain in the form of a neural network.
Blacklemon67 2 years ago
...At this time, computers are to slow to simulate an efficient network in this way, but, it could be done in the advent of a processor/hard-drive convergence were tiny modules that work like a neuron are hooked together with artificial synapses.
Blacklemon67 2 years ago
Note that I should have written "easily". Of course it would be hard as hell to achieve, and probably impossible in some cases.
goa103 2 years ago
Perhaps automation of everything is good, I can see the world population dropping, and anyway, we all fucking hate each other, at least robots don't give you any hassel, at least not for the next few hundred years.
The1stPoster 2 years ago
You should read some Isaac Asimov's stories ;)
goa103 2 years ago
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Leonx323 2 years ago
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Leonx323 2 years ago
soooooo cool
ILoveGoodFellas 2 years ago
post moar! i wanna see the rest of the car come together
CA3B20A3G 2 years ago
just from this video we can see the future taking place slowly but surely
dick110590 2 years ago
Yes I can already see Terminators running the place and humans bringing coilfee and cooking screwburgers for them :D
goa103 2 years ago 3
Super!
More low and middle class unemployees
The usage and need of more energy in order to "speed" production.
This planet will go to hell even sooner n_n !
lunida 3 years ago
Assembly line jobs are shitty jobs to begin with. And assembly by robots is much more efficient and thus actually saves energy. Stupid, mindless jobs will be 100% automated and this is something we should welcome. Also, this process has been going on for at least 150 years and yet the unemployment rate has remained very low (yes, even 10% is very low historically speaking). Why? Because new, better jobs were created. There were no web designers or genetic engineers 100 years ago.
gucker07 2 years ago 5
Robots=unemployment
joonijoon 3 years ago
very very smart!
quantomic1106 3 years ago
wow. god bless the assembly line.
ShadowInferno 3 years ago
what did he say? 6000 what?
shadow6190 3 years ago 2
he said 6000 welds.
frekijsimpson 3 years ago
That was a big WOW in my day! Y.Y
eyuan31 3 years ago
Once I lost my job because of automatic assembly line. Who is next?
ssm80taurus 3 years ago
I don't like & support using robots to replace humans labor. A human can learn from 1 mistake, but the robots can make mulitple mistakes w/out supervision. Fact is, just watch the movie "Terminator"
LU29UN99 3 years ago
still never able to weld as good as humans
james680286 3 years ago
I'm pretty sure that the technology to allow robotic arms to exceed the skill of humans in welding has been around for a while already. It's just a matter of quality programming and not cutting corners on costs or materials (read: ethical business practices). Muscle and bone can rarely match the precision or regularity and precision of quality equipment.
TheEntropist 3 years ago 4
Very, very cool. The future is now!
igob8a 3 years ago
"That is the stupidest platform I've ever heard of. No robots = economic collapse."
Some of us have already been brainwashed by the enemy.
corbaman 3 years ago
haha owned!
sma94 3 years ago
YES! WE ARE TAKING OVER!!!
urobot 3 years ago
wow amazing
Suavsilk 3 years ago 2
AWESOME!
RandomizerStewart 3 years ago 2
I can't wait until the day people only do what they want, because robots provide for everything we need.
It's going to be interesting to see how the economy works in terms of money/jobs when robots provide everything we need.
moulingalette 3 years ago
For most they just lose a good paying job and end up working fast food or at wal-mart. Great world we live in.
theron1979 3 years ago
They find other jobs now, but what about when robots and computer systems are able to do those jobs as well?
When there are no jobs left, except advanced scientific and engineering research, I wonder if our economy will start working without money somehow, or if it will just be a new type of distriubtion.
moulingalette 3 years ago
Humans will continue to work in every creative job you can imagine. A machine cannot be programmed to be original and spontaneous.
rhysie21 3 years ago
my pc is already original and spontaneous. it gets viruses no ones ever heard of and crashes randomly : D YAY SCIENCE!
jk I use a mac
KarleDean 3 years ago
Viruses are malfunctions and mistakes, they are not creating anything good themselves without human input.
rhysie21 3 years ago
we'll be busy putting down the robot uprising by the time robots take over....
gamapg 3 years ago
lazy people!!!
ouatica 3 years ago
Terminator...
OMG. *Its happening*
rakris 3 years ago
to be fair id want the car colour thats just got that electro line under paint stuff thats well silver lookin, thats actually cool
PodJacker 3 years ago
WHO NEEDS JOBS?
donweets 3 years ago
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I've heard roughly 500 million new human workers will be added to the labor pool in the next 10 years. It makes you wonder why we are moving jobs to robots.
In 2012 I may run for President on the "no robots" platform.
corbaman 3 years ago
Why? What a stupid question. Because we can.
nanostuff 3 years ago
That is the stupidest platform I've ever heard of. No robots = economic collapse.
DionysianAssassin 3 years ago
haha owned!
sma94 3 years ago
The car looks quite good unpainted. 3:19
SomethingAwesome19XX 3 years ago
When HBO was new they played short films between feature films.
One short film was auto factory welding robots with "1812 Overture" music.
The sparks were synced to the music.
Can't find it on the net.
Anyone?
jsl151850b 3 years ago
They should make robot to repair the main Robots. lol
oldcreppy 3 years ago
then what repairs the repair robot?
JaMoond 3 years ago
Do they have neural net processors?
Renegade30 3 years ago
i think only exotic cars are built by hand
fearbsd9 3 years ago
yeah great idea robots do all the work less jobs for people. the bosses dont have to pay anyone to do work for them. now robots can work 24 hours a day with out rest or stoping or even conplaining. but who cares about the poeple.
virsago87 3 years ago
the robots that check the welding accuracy is unsafe, there could be a malfunction and an unsafe weld and then what??
my opinion? let people do it, get some more jobs in the economy!
Incrazed 3 years ago
People could do it and that would create jobs but the beauty of robots is that they are less likely to make a mistake unlike people. Plus the bosses never have to worry about strikes or any other complaints. IT's just a reality that as we become more technologically advanced human workers will be in less demand.
macnos 3 years ago
yeah, truth.
Incrazed 3 years ago
Although new jobs are created because of the need for maintenance, so in the end it might just be the industrial revolution but on a smalelr scale again.
SamSimaX 3 years ago
Robots making Robots...GREAT IDEA...
Can you say skynet?
DontSueMeImFunny 3 years ago
I gotta start watching this channel more.
Floreum 3 years ago
No wonder why their cars are so cheap. They don't have to pay for manual labor.
shattersphere 3 years ago 2
wow technology today is shocking the robots could develop a mind of their own while working and no one would know it
freaky.....in future technology could turn against us
=s
masterquadbiker 3 years ago 3
korean cars are crap.
period
ichirootaniguchi 3 years ago
that fuckin robot soldered my cars door
rusurazvan 3 years ago
most definetly, we had a hyundai terrican and it was in the repair shop every month!!! then we found out they stopped making them becuse there were to many faults.
spikeybeast28 3 years ago
never pay for antirust shit people, most cars will last ten years b4 any significant rust will be evident, even in countries where salt is used to melt snow on the roads. Your stealership will force you to pay for it but dont get taken.
ancientpimp 3 years ago 2
the only way to stop the rust is by respraying it,
i've got a 1985 toyota trueno sprinter (the real name for a toyota corolla GTs) and its still as clean as it was back then
so yeah my 86 is fine! just keep respraying it
ichirootaniguchi 3 years ago
4 miles of conveyer painting?! that must be a big facility...
iCamtSpel 3 years ago 2
too bad every robot in a car plant ive seen has been broken.
xojoe 3 years ago
no wonder hyundais are shit, bwaha
well, except the genesis
musical17 3 years ago
This is why we have so many homeless people in this world! The robots are taking all the jobs away! Humans use to occupy those assembly lines! Whats next?! It makes me tear when I think about it... (tear)
latershooot 3 years ago
Well the robots are cheaper! If your willing to do it cheaper than the robot, go and replace him. People have brains to use them. If you want to do the robots job then dont complain about the pay!
mjufpn 3 years ago
maybe the world needs less people. go kill yourself.
n1663r 3 years ago 2
Hmm. Technology, brought us so far, didn't it? Seems like we were just cave men, yesterday. And look us now! Were re-constructing the world of technology! One may say,"the more technology we aquire, the less oppurtunities will be there for humans."
PenguinsII 3 years ago
pure genius...
sk8termusic462 3 years ago
so thats why their cars are so cheap, they dont have to pay for workers
JOHNCHUYOUTOO 3 years ago
maybe not auto workers, but IT workers dont come cheap.. and consistancy of product lowers faulty returns...
I dont like hyundais anyway....
rcroadtrain 3 years ago
imagine doing that by hand from step 1
taliban0king 3 years ago
who buys hyundais?
thedoubletake 3 years ago
we do.
jedieco23 3 years ago
Now if only you could maintain them with leftover pig guts and chicken bladders instead of paying thousands for maintenance and electricity bills then we'd be talking.
SecretSweety 3 years ago
When a robotic factory that can make more general purpose robots that can make other robots *and* make robots that can mine, refine and produce raw materials and feedstocks to make more robots comes along, *then* they'll no longer need humans.. oh, and also robots that can write programs and alter programs to meet changing conditions, as well as make microchips, etc. All would be a "VonNuemann" factory. Self reproducing robots.
RyuDarragh 3 years ago
That is when we will need our "John Connors" or "Neos"
jedieco23 3 years ago
Nah. Long before that point, we will have merged. The old sci-fi shibboleth of the "rebellion of the robots" is kinda silly and assumes we become abusive toward them. A robot designed to do a job is fulfilled and happy (in a sense) doing well at what it was designed to do. Go and get the anime "Ghost in the Shell" to get an idea that is probably a *lot* more likely than "Terminator" *or* the very silly and unworkable "Matrix" :P
RyuDarragh 3 years ago
Man... Ghost in the Shell is one of my favorites animé. It rocks!
jedieco23 3 years ago
that wuz random
CarzLo17 3 years ago
never buy a hyundai
kalaniman1 3 years ago
Wow this is so cool! and so futuristic, but sadly it will put many people out of jobs, but it could also provide some for repairs for the robots and such.
egyptianlily 3 years ago
They should paid Robots for all the job -.-
Killergrayback 3 years ago
not good for future...It wud be a disaster if the robots entered into self ordering and self decision mode....
bchaitu 3 years ago
actually, robot are yet to think for themself. But once they able to, they can still only "think" not act, because they weren't made to do other tasks, physically and mentally
baolinh111 3 years ago
wow
gonzi 3 years ago
robots don't join unions, no day-off, no insurance, ...
quezenrius 3 years ago
this is nothing if compare with my music robot in my brain
stergioskottas 3 years ago
...and this robot is the CEO of hyundai
justforwatchingcraps 3 years ago 3
XS-655 and GH-776 are talking about their day at work while KK-P-877 (an older model) has a problem with alcohol
hoobster5 3 years ago 3
So bailing out a large automobile manufacturer would not realistically save many "human" jobs. The only people left are the maintenance workers and management. The jobs have all been outsourced to Cybertron or Gobotron.
CharlesVarney 3 years ago
looks like somethin from a star wars movie..
in all, fricken cool..
MjAzZyFiZzLe20 3 years ago 2
no wonder those cars are so crappy
Boas04 3 years ago
Good vid!
I work with industrial automation and feel I should say robots are not taking your jobs! There are a hundred reasons for that but this isn't the place for that argument.
These are Kuka robots and they are very, very, very far from become self aware and "taking over".
doomheadroach 3 years ago
hyundai are not known for their quality, nothing can beat human hands and their ability to make judgments if the product would pass reliability.
inhuman216 3 years ago
Actually, they are according to a new survey, and that can beat human hands. It would take a human quite a while to examine each car and humans are inefficient if you've noticed. Robots don't have errors. Humans do. These scanners are state-of-the-art and can detect the smallest fault. Not to mention a human can't weld down to precision of 1/1000 of an inch.
choidj 3 years ago 2
Robots do have errors. Nothing goes wrong when everything is working perfectly, but their parts wear down over time and, in all likelihood, their software have bugs. Those problems are a real hassle to fix. However, I agree that robots are more efficient than humans.
Repression 3 years ago
I respect your opinion, but the sales of Hyundai tells a different story. its one of the worst selling cars and has one of the lowest rating for reliability.
inhuman216 3 years ago
have to agree with inhuman216... Hyundai is not known for quality, even if compared to Toyota or Honda...
BUT i think those japanese car makers use lots of industrial robots too...
Idler81643 3 years ago
When I first saw the title, I immedietly thought of a robot armaggeddon.
Surfermario 3 years ago
Cool! Pretty soon the guy showing you around the factory will be a robot too.
tekunoredii 3 years ago 3
remember the end of the first terminator movie?
yikes.
rockbass 3 years ago
woahh that's cool!
dontlistentomeimmute 3 years ago