Marc Raibert

You mean convincing you it's okay that the dishwasher's broken?

You mean convincing you it's okay that the dishwasher's broken?

You mean convincing you it's okay that the dishwasher's broken?

Why is diligence important? Well, if you want a real robot solution, it can't be a very narrow solution that's going to break at the first variation in what the robot does or the environment if it wasn't exactly as you expected it. So how do you get there? I think having an approach that leaves you unsatisfied until you've embraced the bigger problem is the diligence I'm talking about.

Why is diligence important? Well, if you want a real robot solution, it can't be a very narrow solution that's going to break at the first variation in what the robot does or the environment if it wasn't exactly as you expected it. So how do you get there? I think having an approach that leaves you unsatisfied until you've embraced the bigger problem is the diligence I'm talking about.

Why is diligence important? Well, if you want a real robot solution, it can't be a very narrow solution that's going to break at the first variation in what the robot does or the environment if it wasn't exactly as you expected it. So how do you get there? I think having an approach that leaves you unsatisfied until you've embraced the bigger problem is the diligence I'm talking about.

Again, I'll point at Boss Dynamics. Some of the videos that we had showing the engineer making it hard for the robot to do its task. spot opening a door, and then the guy gets there and pushes on the door so it doesn't open the way it's supposed to, pulling on the rope that's attached to the robot so its navigation has been screwed up.

Again, I'll point at Boss Dynamics. Some of the videos that we had showing the engineer making it hard for the robot to do its task. spot opening a door, and then the guy gets there and pushes on the door so it doesn't open the way it's supposed to, pulling on the rope that's attached to the robot so its navigation has been screwed up.

Again, I'll point at Boss Dynamics. Some of the videos that we had showing the engineer making it hard for the robot to do its task. spot opening a door, and then the guy gets there and pushes on the door so it doesn't open the way it's supposed to, pulling on the rope that's attached to the robot so its navigation has been screwed up.

We have one where the robot's climbing stairs and an engineer is tugging on a rope that's pulling it back down the stairs. That's totally different than just the robot seeing the stairs, making a model, putting its feet carefully on each step. But that's what probably robotics needs to succeed, and having that broader

We have one where the robot's climbing stairs and an engineer is tugging on a rope that's pulling it back down the stairs. That's totally different than just the robot seeing the stairs, making a model, putting its feet carefully on each step. But that's what probably robotics needs to succeed, and having that broader

We have one where the robot's climbing stairs and an engineer is tugging on a rope that's pulling it back down the stairs. That's totally different than just the robot seeing the stairs, making a model, putting its feet carefully on each step. But that's what probably robotics needs to succeed, and having that broader

That broader idea that you want to come up with a robust solution is what I meant by diligence.

That broader idea that you want to come up with a robust solution is what I meant by diligence.

That broader idea that you want to come up with a robust solution is what I meant by diligence.

I learned something very early on with the first three-dimensional hopping machine. If you just show a video of it hopping It's a so what. If you show it falling over a couple of times and you can see how easily and fast it falls over, then you appreciate what the robot's doing when it's doing its thing.

I learned something very early on with the first three-dimensional hopping machine. If you just show a video of it hopping It's a so what. If you show it falling over a couple of times and you can see how easily and fast it falls over, then you appreciate what the robot's doing when it's doing its thing.

I learned something very early on with the first three-dimensional hopping machine. If you just show a video of it hopping It's a so what. If you show it falling over a couple of times and you can see how easily and fast it falls over, then you appreciate what the robot's doing when it's doing its thing.

So I think the reaction you just gave to the robot getting kind of interfered with or tested while it's going through the door, it's showing you the scope of the solution.

So I think the reaction you just gave to the robot getting kind of interfered with or tested while it's going through the door, it's showing you the scope of the solution.