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There's no doubt AI is going to fuel robotics. I love this example from Google DeepMind which shows the power of AI. The video shows a robot remembering a detailed tour of a building and then responds to a query to navigate the space to find an area that is best for drawing - taking the user to a whiteboard. I wish I had something like this for when I forget where I leave my keys! 😂 But in all seriousness, imagine a mini version of this attached to the clothes of someone who has dementia, helping them navigate through spaces and tasks, it could transform their quality of life! #ai #innovation #robotics #googledeepmind

Our latest research on vision-language-action model for robot navigation. With the super long context, semantic and visual understanding, and common sense reasoning, Gemini v1.5 Pro enables the robot to navigate to places where users can specify in intuitive ways (through language, gestures, drawing, etc.)

Google DeepMind How long can its battery last? Two universal and basic elements to make the machine work are: battery (electricity) and metadata. Without battery, the machine won't move. Also, battery accounts for 40% of the total cost of an electric machine, e.g., electric car. For AI applications, the electricity bills of a C-level friend of ours has doubled because of using AI. Metadata is an enabler. It's a digital content, NOT a technology. It's like a treasure map, curated by human for treasure hunting. Without metadata, NO data can be found/retrieved, even by the most advanced technologies, like AI, quantum computers, etc. Thus, the machine won't be able to do even a simple task like to move and to sense the situation. https://lnkd.in/g-aJFnXR We are using our expertise/IP, a copyrighted multilingual metadata, to do what AI, like ChatGPT, can't do in data analytics NOW. Do you or any contacts of yours need our expertise/IP? Thanks. 關於 AI 人工智能的一些事實 (Chinese version): https://lnkd.in/eeVbdcza Some fact findings about AI (English version): https://lnkd.in/gwcPNUPP

Introduce Mobility VLA - Google's foundation model for navigation - started as my intern project: - Gemini 1.5 Pro for high-level image & text understanding - topological graphs for low-level navigation - supports multimodal instructions co-lead Zhuo Xu, Lewis Chiang, Jie Tan

Discover Advanced Robot Navigation with Gemini 1.5 Pro The Gemini 1.5 Pro model, with its impressive 1 million token context window, has redefined robot navigation. This advanced system enables robots to recall detailed environments from video tours and follow complex instructions, from finding a specific desk to remembering favorite drinks. Learn more about how Vision-Language Models and topological graphs make this possible in the latest research paper: ["Mobility VLA: Multimodal Instruction Navigation with Long-Context VLMs and Topological Graphs"](https://dpmd.ai/4bUobbj). #AI #Robotics #Innovation #TechResearch #MachineLearning

AI is disrupting knowledge work as we know it. Atlas represents the evolution of labor itself. =========================== The video below shows the Atlas humanoid robot from Boston Dynamics demonstrating AI capabilities, strength, speed and efficiency that has yet to be matched by any of the prototypes from the emerging humanoid field. Are the others capable and exciting? Of course they are. Are they anywhere close to Atlas right now? I do not believe so.

In the next decade, we'll witness the adoption of human-like robots to perform repetitive and strenuous tasks. We'll see them in factories, supervised by highly qualified personnel. The number of manual workers will decrease over time. We'll have more automated factories with fewer people on site, and the rest will be managed remotely. Working in robotics, IoT, and AI will become increasingly demanded, particularly where certain technologies are more prevalent. Eventually, a human-like robot will cost less than an average worker. The labor market will undergo a transformation, and all that comes with it.

🤖🚀 Are You Ready for the Future of Work? As we marvel at the rapid advancements in technology, it's clear that the future of work is transforming right before our eyes. Just look at this amazing robot seamlessly performing manual tasks! It's a glimpse into a future where automation and AI are not just concepts, but real, active participants in our daily professional lives. This incredible progress is a testament to human innovation and creativity. It opens doors to new opportunities, industries, and ways of working that we might not have imagined a few years ago. But with change comes the question: Are we prepared for what's next? Are our skills evolving alongside these technological advancements? It's an exciting time, but also a crucial moment to reflect on how we can secure our place in this dynamic future. Staying ahead means lifelong learning, adaptability, and constantly updating our skill sets. Whether it's embracing new technology, learning about AI and automation, or enhancing our unique human skills that machines can't replicate, there's so much we can do to ensure we're not just ready but thriving in this new era. Let's view these changes not as challenges but as opportunities to grow, innovate, and lead. The future is here, and it's filled with possibilities. Let's secure our place in it and make the most of what's to come! 💡 What are your thoughts on the future of work? How are you preparing for these changes? Let's discuss below! 👇 #FutureOfWork #Innovation #CareerGrowth #LifelongLearning #Robotics #Automation

This morning, I was captivated by this video showcasing a humanoid robot from Boston Dynamics, effortlessly demonstrating strength and precision. It's moments like these that remind me of the incredible pace of innovation we're experiencing in 2024. As I reflect on these advancements, I can't help but acknowledge the mixed emotions they evoke : On one hand, there's the awe-inspiring potential to enhance efficiency and improve lives. Yet, there are also concerns about job displacement and #cybersecurity threats. However, amidst these challenges there are tremendous opportunities, I'm optimistic about our ability to #adapt, #learn, and #collaborate. By embracing change and fostering ethical practices, we can navigate the complexities of this era while creating a world that's not only technologically advanced but also compassionate and inclusive. #ai #humanoid #bostondynamics #robots #TechRevolution #Innovation #FutureForward

Exciting technology being showcased here! While humanoid robots may still be far from everyday use, it's worth pondering their potential impact on the next generation of automated systems. Will HMIs become easier or more challenging to program if operator interactions mimic humanoid behavior? Heck will they even be needed?! Will machines be tailored for humanoid interaction rather than human interaction? And how might safety systems evolve? Will humanoid robots have AI that learns the machine/process as it ages? For now, these questions may seem distant, but it's fascinating to consider the possibilities.