of humanoid robot They are one of the big goals of current technology because they are designed to look like humans, move like humans, and in the future be useful in everyday tasks. Countries such as China, the United States, and Norway, as well as companies such as: Tesla with Optimus Either 1X Technology by NEO They have already shown models that can walk, talk, and even interact with humans.
Russia The company wants to participate in the competition of artificial intelligence applied to robotics, announced the Russian company Idol at a recent event. idolhis The first humanoid robot equipped with AIbut the presentation was not what I dreamed. A video recorded by several guests at the event shows the robot appearing on stage accompanied by music. rocky background, After a few seconds, he falls to the ground.
Cause of fall and criticism on SNS
This fall caused consternation among the public and organizers who were behind the robot. They ran to remove it while trying to hide the scene with black curtains.although some remnants of it were left on the stage. The company explained that the cause of the accident was “equipment malfunction.” motion calibrationBecause the robot is in the testing stage.
In terms of idols, it’s AIdol. designed to move objects and communicate with people Thanks to artificial intelligence language models. It consists of 19 servo motors encased in a synthetic silicone skin, with most of the components made from Russian materials.
However, that moment caused There was an uproar on social networks, and many Internet users criticized the vulnerability. And we compared its awkward movements to other, much more advanced models. Some recalled an incident in 2018 in which what was thought to be a robot turned out to be a human in disguise.
“Idol” director Vladimir Vitukhin wanted to downplay what happened and ensure the fall. is part of the research process. But what is clear is that Russia, and the company that developed AIdol, still has a long way to go in this robot war to catch up with other countries in the development of humanoid robots.
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