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@Mikedking88 @xmiascottt @grok This is a pure AI account. Doesn't take a genius to realize that the AI generated chick is different in every picture (has different phone cases, different bodies, random tattoos and freckles, etc)

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@Bricktop_NAFO 28M in 2004 = 47.7M in 2026. Inflation is a bitch.

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@FadeAwayMedia How is she fat and ripped at the same time?

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@TorontoStar Grass is green and water is wet

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@Carolinakeith_1 @Manny3858 @Manny3858 wants an exact price and date. I'm sure he'll get a really accurate answer that he looks for on his timeline.

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@MDinCanada @CanadianPolling That's because the page was co-opted by liberal fruitcakes

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@mdibartolo_ What's good for the goose...

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Funny how this profile was a little more right leaning just last year. Now it has Ukraine flags and calls businessmen traitors for not bowing down to the Canadian government. How much did you buy this profile for, bud?

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Why are we trying to normalize traitorous attitudes towards our nation? 😔

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@BlueBrigade10 @Carolinakeith_1

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@EndWokeness Those retail prices are straight violence

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@Carolinakeith_1 @BlueBrigade10 This guy @BlueBrigade10 is real piece of shit, wow. Makes sense... He's a Kamala supporter.

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Baristas rn:

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Figure 02: Coffee-making humanoid robot now lands a paid job to brew success at factories | Interesting Engineering Figure aims to commercialize industrial humanoid robots to address labor shortages, with future plans for consumer models. OpenAI-backed robotics company Figure has started shipping its second humanoid robot, Figure 02 to commercial clients. The development positions Figure alongside Agility Robotics’ Digit as one of the few humanoid robotics companies deploying robots in warehouses and factories for paying clients. “It’s official: F.02 humanoid robots have arrived at our commercial customer/ The robots are connecting to the network and performing pre-checks this morning. Our time from filing the C-Corp to shipping commercially was 31 months,” said Brett Adcock, CEO of Figure, in a LinkedIn post. Last month, Figure and BMW unveiled major upgrades to the Figure 02 robot, which was claimed to boost its production line speed by 400 percent and success rate by sevenfold. Advanced robotic dexterity Figure 02 was introduced just 10 months after Figure launched the first version of its general-purpose humanoid robot, Figure 01. The Figure 02 humanoid robot introduces significant upgrades for enhanced performance in real-world environments. All cabling is now integrated into its limbs, protecting it from environmental hazards and enabling extended operation on production lines. With a 50 percent larger battery capacity than Figure 01, integrated into its torso for better weight distribution, the robot boasts improved agility. Custom motors, designed specifically for each joint, optimize power and performance, while internal cable routing through rotary joints has been streamlined, improving reliability. According to Figure, its shoulders, elbows, hips, and knees feature a clean, efficient design, and onboard computation and AI capabilities have tripled, allowing fully autonomous task execution. Six RGB cameras and an onboard vision-language model enable advanced perception, obstacle avoidance, and hand-eye coordination, enhancing object handling. Figure 02’s hands, with 16 degrees of freedom, can carry up to 55 pounds (25 kg) of weight and mimic human dexterity. Each finger, powered by integrated sensors and motors, allows the robot to grasp objects similar to human hands. Its wrist design provides human-like motion, ensuring precise manipulation. Additionally, Figure 02 can communicate through microphones and speakers, leveraging custom AI models developed with OpenAI, advancing interactions and making it a versatile solution for diverse operational challenges. Autonomous manufacturing leap Figure is focused on commercializing industrial humanoid robots to tackle labor shortages, with plans to develop consumer models in the future. Recently, Figure, in partnership with BMW, has unveiled significant advancements in the Figure 02 humanoid robot’s performance. Now operational on a BMW production line, Figure 02 has achieved a 400 percent speed increase and a sevenfold improvement in success rate. The trial run at Plant Spartanburg is generating valuable data and insights into the requirements for integrating such robots into existing production systems. These breakthroughs are hailed as a game-changer for autonomous manufacturing systems. The robot’s capabilities extend beyond simple tasks. It can perform complex, two-handed tasks that require varied manipulation, grasping, and coordination. Moreover, it can place complex parts with high accuracy and move dynamically, optimizing its design for efficiency. At the start of the year, Figure 01, a tethered humanoid robot, operated at just 17 percent of human speed. Now, its successor, Figure 02, has achieved a sevenfold speed increase, significantly narrowing the gap. Read more: https://t.co/0iXsa3sgf0

OwenGregorian's tweet photo. Figure 02: Coffee-making humanoid robot now lands a paid job to brew success at factories | Interesting Engineering

Figure aims to commercialize industrial humanoid robots to address labor shortages, with future plans for consumer models.

OpenAI-backed robotics company Figure has started shipping its second humanoid robot, Figure 02 to commercial clients.

The development positions Figure alongside Agility Robotics’ Digit as one of the few humanoid robotics companies deploying robots in warehouses and factories for paying clients.

“It’s official: F.02 humanoid robots have arrived at our commercial customer/ The robots are connecting to the network and performing pre-checks this morning. Our time from filing the C-Corp to shipping commercially was 31 months,” said Brett Adcock, CEO of Figure, in a LinkedIn post.

Last month, Figure and BMW unveiled major upgrades to the Figure 02 robot, which was claimed to boost its production line speed by 400 percent and success rate by sevenfold.

Advanced robotic dexterity

Figure 02 was introduced just 10 months after Figure launched the first version of its general-purpose humanoid robot, Figure 01.

The Figure 02 humanoid robot introduces significant upgrades for enhanced performance in real-world environments. All cabling is now integrated into its limbs, protecting it from environmental hazards and enabling extended operation on production lines.

With a 50 percent larger battery capacity than Figure 01, integrated into its torso for better weight distribution, the robot boasts improved agility.

Custom motors, designed specifically for each joint, optimize power and performance, while internal cable routing through rotary joints has been streamlined, improving reliability.

According to Figure, its shoulders, elbows, hips, and knees feature a clean, efficient design, and onboard computation and AI capabilities have tripled, allowing fully autonomous task execution.

Six RGB cameras and an onboard vision-language model enable advanced perception, obstacle avoidance, and hand-eye coordination, enhancing object handling.

Figure 02’s hands, with 16 degrees of freedom, can carry up to 55 pounds (25 kg) of weight and mimic human dexterity. Each finger, powered by integrated sensors and motors, allows the robot to grasp objects similar to human hands. Its wrist design provides human-like motion, ensuring precise manipulation.

Additionally, Figure 02 can communicate through microphones and speakers, leveraging custom AI models developed with OpenAI, advancing interactions and making it a versatile solution for diverse operational challenges.

Autonomous manufacturing leap

Figure is focused on commercializing industrial humanoid robots to tackle labor shortages, with plans to develop consumer models in the future.

Recently, Figure, in partnership with BMW, has unveiled significant advancements in the Figure 02 humanoid robot’s performance.

Now operational on a BMW production line, Figure 02 has achieved a 400 percent speed increase and a sevenfold improvement in success rate. The trial run at Plant Spartanburg is generating valuable data and insights into the requirements for integrating such robots into existing production systems. These breakthroughs are hailed as a game-changer for autonomous manufacturing systems.

The robot’s capabilities extend beyond simple tasks. It can perform complex, two-handed tasks that require varied manipulation, grasping, and coordination. Moreover, it can place complex parts with high accuracy and move dynamically, optimizing its design for efficiency.

At the start of the year, Figure 01, a tethered humanoid robot, operated at just 17 percent of human speed. Now, its successor, Figure 02, has achieved a sevenfold speed increase, significantly narrowing the gap.

Read more:

https://t.co/0iXsa3sgf0

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Nobody can just enjoy a moment with the people they're with anymore. 75% of the people in this video are recording the experience for others, probably strangers, to watch.