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Things are not always binary.

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@jhonwalker56 @niccruzpatane @SpaceX @grok how much did SpaceX reduce the cost of launching rockets?

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@SnazzyLabs @meowwsnoopp Knobs like knobs

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@ice_hiboy @SnazzyLabs The U.K. also often has public transport strikes.

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@IndieGameJoe They copied this https://t.co/OqVOMqhWeY

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@Rainmaker1973 Those are not legs. It’s just wheel spokes.

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@MobofJoggers Which is why we have this.

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@MobofJoggers Also Elon: The most ironic outcome is the most likely.

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@SnazzyLabs The rain sensor on my Nissan dry wipes all the time.

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@OverlyTrev The robot is not doing any real work. The packages are not realistic. All are empty, weightless. The bags are puffy making them easy to grab.

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@Figure_robot This livestream is soo dumb. It proves nothing. It’s a robot doing non-real work. The packages are designed for the robot. Easily grab able and weightless. Unfollowing.

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@MollySOShea @adcock_brett Why do they all look like puffy bags, empty boxes and all seem pretty weightless? What use-case is that?

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@xlr8harder These are not realistic packages. They are weightless.

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@CernBasher The bot in this form does not scale to real work. All packages are fake and designed for the robot. All are weightless and puffy or an empty box.

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@Figure_robot Day 3 of turning over weightless, easy to grab fake packages.

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@HenkPoley @TheHumanoidHub I understand the task. But it’s like laying styrofoam bricks.

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@adcock_brett Can you confirm those are real packages being delivered somewhere? If they’re not real, then it does not count as work.

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@Figure_robot What’s the heaviest package there?

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@adcock_brett @Figure_robot It wasn’t work. It was a demonstration with fake packages.

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@adcock_brett 1. I'm sure the average human would exceed this performance.
2. All boxes and packages look like they weigh nothing and are super puffy. Is this realistic? E.g. Can it handle a flat book type package?

What is this demonstration trying to prove?