STAIR Fetches A Stapler

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Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• STAIR
• stanford
• robot
• fetch
• stapler

[insanity54]

I say just throw a RFID tag on the stapler so Mr. STAIR doesn't have to search for the thing for so darn long!

[Taloc111]

STAIR go rob a bank

STAIR:"i will be back in 2 hours"

[togaida]

@000FoxSnake000 Cool, I follow YOUR success, introducing Artificial Efficiency or Artificial Conveyance which will replace the misnomer Artificial Intelligence removing any intimidating thoughts of robot world domination and having consumers by YOUR fun robots in droves, in turn, making you a millionaire, if not a billionaire, where you'd be seated next to other technological giants like Ford, Edison, and Bill Gates, just to name a few...so, GO! GO! FOR THE SAKE OF YOUR WEALTHY FUTURE!

[togaida]

@TheInstinctz It's ironic that your username name is TheInstinctz and you didn't hit upon the following yourself; the point isn't in the literal sense of the word [OK] it's the reasoning, after conception even an unborn child knows it's hungry instinctivly, by reasoning, it physically lets its mother know via kicks and knows when it does this it gets fed and the reasoning, grows from there

[000FoxSnake000]

@togaida Yeah I'll just get on that for ya.

[MrDJLaw]

I'd be tempted to go up to the stapler just as it's about to pick it up and take it and use it just so it would have to move and take 5hours to move 5cm to the new location of the stapler, thus pissing off the person who is waiting for the stapler sat about 20ft away who has to wait about a decade for it to fetch the stapler! :P

[CowboyOlli]

Christ, STAIR.

Talk about making a mountain out of a mole hill.

[000thisone000]

well that has got to be the laziest sob i ever saw lmao

[kevlar1818]

That took 1 minute video time, and assuming it is sped up by 6 times, anyone could tell you was a 6 minute trip: A ways to go, but impressive work.

[synchro505]

This demonstration really makes me appreciate the complexity of programming and design needed to allow machines to perform useful tasks. Maybe it all has to be done in a different way for it to be more human. Cognitive robotics and evolutionary robotics come to mind.

[ingej32]

I don't spend 100 years just to get a stapler... :P

[TheInstinctz]

The thing is, nothing is just born with the knowledge of understand the word "OK" or alot of things.