AnimeSuki Forums

aahhsin · 2006-01-12, 00:25

Heres a fun conversation about a topic. This happened through messaging.

Quote:

Originally Posted by aahhsin

You might have seen this already though.

http://www.ed.ams.eng.osaka-u.ac.jp/...nterviewer.mpg

Meet Riplee and she's the closest humanlike robot ever made. And her creator. Soon the land of the rising sun is going to dress them in school girl outfits, and all your fantasies can come true!

Quote:

Originally Posted by JOJOS'STAR

Finaly. I can get my dirty hands on Solty.. but wait..??? Whats with her hands? lol those looks dirtier then mine. Aahh I miss those times I thought the first android would instinctively know what to do with a bamboo stick. ^-^ And for a cheap deal. Oh well, you never know what the future have for us.

BTW why not make a thread about this? Its a pretty intresting topic.

Quote:

Originally Posted by aahhsin

And ruin my fabulous integrity?

Mr_Paper · 2006-01-12, 00:52

Check your link. >.>

Cz · 2006-01-12, 02:22

The link is fine, although I disabled the download window in Firefox and didn't realize it was downloading until MPC popped up with the video.

The robot is amazing though. If I did not know the facts, I would never have thought that was a robot.

Next they'll have to recreate Chii...

JOJOS'STAR · 2006-01-12, 02:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by lwl12

The link is fine, although I disabled the download window in Firefox and didn't realize it was downloading until MPC popped up with the video.

The robot is amazing though. If I did not know the facts, I would never have thought that was a robot.

Next they'll have to recreate Chii...

Chii??? NOT. I want Solty. Solty Revant I say!!!

Anyway, robots are the future right, then I guess one can say we are the future now. ^^ I mean women without the inconveniences of course.

okay sorry that was not ..convenient?

Jojo's rating in the last hour

___Womens________Mens

- everything_______+99999999999....

I guess I'm just dead.

Gaiarth · 2006-01-12, 08:52

But, but, my robot fantasy involves using my 100 foot tall mecha to crush my enemies, Giant Robo style!

Jinto · 2006-01-12, 09:27

So this strange guy in the front is a robot... wacky yet fluent movement (very realistic).

Spoiler:

Komataguri · 2006-01-12, 09:43

Its powered by compressed air, and the mechanisms to do that can not be shrunken enough to fit inside a humanoid body. Not a male skeletal structure, and definately not a female.

I saw something about this a few months ago. Interesting, but..Meh...Seems like a pointless avenue for research, Unless they are using the mechanisms to develop better limbs for amputees or something

hamiko_san · 2006-01-12, 15:09

10 things more, you never know.

2H-Dragon · 2006-01-12, 15:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by hamiko_san

This is very disturbing.

Agrt

I seriously I find it weird it has no real use. Oo"

People are better off focusing it on making better artificial limbs for those who lost their limbs. I dont think this will be used for that.

Kamui4356 · 2006-01-12, 16:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by 2H-Dragon

Agrt

I seriously I find it weird it has no real use. Oo"

People are better off focusing it on making better artificial limbs for those who lost their limbs. I dont think this will be used for that.

Actually, there are quite a few uses for a humanoid robot. Perhaps the top use would be education. It would be like having your own private tutor. Language especially would benefit, as with the right programming, it would be like having one on one instructions with a person fluent in both your language and the one you're trying to learn.

Komataguri · 2006-01-12, 17:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kamui4356

Actually, there are quite a few uses for a humanoid robot. Perhaps the top use would be education. It would be like having your own private tutor. Language especially would benefit, as with the right programming, it would be like having one on one instructions with a person fluent in both your language and the one you're trying to learn.

Yeah, I can see that being a cheaper alternative to teachers

Drake · 2006-01-12, 18:48

it'll be the end of the world man they'll take over and make us their slaves!1!!!1111!!

cool tho not as cool at a 30foot robot crushing stuff...

Ebichuman · 2006-01-12, 20:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by Drake

it'll be the end of the world man they'll take over and make us their slaves!1!!!1111!!

Hey now, becoming slaves to hawt female robots is the best future we could hope for.

TamaNeko · 2006-01-13, 02:52

Thanks for letting me know about this. Wow...nice to see some improvements with the Repliee series! Certainly looks a lot more human-like than Q1, and if they could fix the movement and lip-sync issues, it might even pass off as a human. There's two more videos below in the official site.

I'm impressed by these guys, as they've taken android development much further than anyone else has ever dared to go. There's always such a stigma when it comes to developing humanoid robots, so I'm glad Japan's weird perversity is actually useful for once in the progress of technology.

Can you imagine what this will be like in 10 to 20 years? If you can't, just go watch Chobits.

And if you need another reason what purpose this would serve, think about this - lifesize dolls are already being sold by both Japanese and western companies, and it is quite a serious business.

What kinda bugs me though is how they're always trying to make it look human, making it still look freaky. I wish someone would make one with a more anime-like robot and Kigurumi shows this is definitely possible. I've actually been thinking of making a Serio or Chachamaru animatronic head for a while now...

Apekatt · 2006-01-13, 03:32

o_0 In 20 years we'll probably have Chobits walking the steets. Or Terminators. Or both.
Anyway, thanks for the link!

Aoie_Emesai · 2006-01-13, 09:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gaiarth

But, but, my robot fantasy involves using my 100 foot tall mecha to crush my enemies, Giant Robo style!

hahhaha, is that so gaiarth? Me too, me too.

Jojo - that was uncalled for.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Apekatt o_0

In 20 years we'll probably have Chobits walking the steets. Or Terminators. Or both.

Not chobits apekatt, it's persocom ^_^. And evil killing robots huh? We're really all living in a preanimated world where our thoughts aren't our own.

--

I thought the movie what kinda freaky. I don't think i'll ever be used to walking electronics. Sorry Jojo, your wish isn't going to come true. -_-

Aristophanes · 2006-01-13, 15:21

I was reading an article in The Econimist the other day about this and the robot convention being held that was very interesting. It basically said that robots were being made so that Japs didn't have to hire Phillipinos for cheap labour. The reasons they didn't want to hire were pretty funny too.
1. Language barriers
2. Potential problems with honorifics..lol
3. Japanese were becoming more and more internalised and would prefer to ask a robot instead of a human for directions.
Anyway I think they should hire teh Phillipinos, considering they have like a 99% pure blood line which has a resulted in a older population and a horribley low birth rate.

primalmx · 2006-01-14, 00:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by 2H-Dragon

Agrt

I seriously I find it weird it has no real use. Oo"

People are better off focusing it on making better artificial limbs for those who lost their limbs. I dont think this will be used for that.

Space exploration. It's like sending a human up there, but without the need to feed them or care if they "die"

~prime

reflection · 2006-01-14, 02:30

Combine this with Honda's little robot and we're good to go.

Did I mention this Repliee has a freaky posture? Reminds me of Chucky.

Potatochobit · 2006-01-14, 17:52

there definately was not enough maid outfits my friend.

2006-01-12, 09:27	Link #6
Jinto Asuki-tan Kairin ↓ Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Fürth (GER) Age: 43	So this strange guy in the front is a robot... wacky yet fluent movement (very realistic). Spoiler: I wonder how much equipement is behind that curtain in the background. And what would happen if the 4 cameras were not there? ^^' (those cameras are necessary to generate a 3D model of the room, so the robot knows how to coordinate... real time processing of such data is very difficult, because it needs much calculation. The more complex the surroundings are, the more difficult to process it as 3D data. Thatswhy -I guess- it is just a little simple room (without much furniture and stuff)) __________________ Folding@Home, Team Animesuki

2006-01-12, 15:09	Link #8
hamiko_san September Jellyfish Join Date: Nov 2003	10 things more, you never know. Last edited by hamiko_san; 2007-12-25 at 16:52.

2006-01-12, 18:48	Link #12
Drake dn ʎɐʍ sıɥʇ Graphic Designer Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Northern Ireland	it'll be the end of the world man they'll take over and make us their slaves!1!!!1111!! cool tho not as cool at a 30foot robot crushing stuff... __________________

2006-01-14, 02:30	Link #19
reflection gyabo!~ Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Canada	Combine this with Honda's little robot and we're good to go. Did I mention this Repliee has a freaky posture? Reminds me of Chucky. __________________

2006-01-12, 00:52	Link #2
Mr_Paper Hmm... Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Looking for his book...	Check your link. >.>

2006-01-12, 02:22	Link #3
Cz Needs more sleep~ Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: #animesuki	The link is fine, although I disabled the download window in Firefox and didn't realize it was downloading until MPC popped up with the video. The robot is amazing though. If I did not know the facts, I would never have thought that was a robot. Next they'll have to recreate Chii...

2006-01-12, 08:52	Link #5
Gaiarth Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: The South of England Age: 55	But, but, my robot fantasy involves using my 100 foot tall mecha to crush my enemies, Giant Robo style!

2006-01-12, 09:43	Link #7
Komataguri Reverend K-Rist Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: America's Wang. Age: 40	Its powered by compressed air, and the mechanisms to do that can not be shrunken enough to fit inside a humanoid body. Not a male skeletal structure, and definately not a female. I saw something about this a few months ago. Interesting, but..Meh...Seems like a pointless avenue for research, Unless they are using the mechanisms to develop better limbs for amputees or something

2006-01-13, 02:52	Link #14
TamaNeko Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2005	Thanks for letting me know about this. Wow...nice to see some improvements with the Repliee series! Certainly looks a lot more human-like than Q1, and if they could fix the movement and lip-sync issues, it might even pass off as a human. There's two more videos below in the official site. I'm impressed by these guys, as they've taken android development much further than anyone else has ever dared to go. There's always such a stigma when it comes to developing humanoid robots, so I'm glad Japan's weird perversity is actually useful for once in the progress of technology. Can you imagine what this will be like in 10 to 20 years? If you can't, just go watch Chobits. And if you need another reason what purpose this would serve, think about this - lifesize dolls are already being sold by both Japanese and western companies, and it is quite a serious business. What kinda bugs me though is how they're always trying to make it look human, making it still look freaky. I wish someone would make one with a more anime-like robot and Kigurumi shows this is definitely possible. I've actually been thinking of making a Serio or Chachamaru animatronic head for a while now...

2006-01-13, 03:32	Link #15
Apekatt Monkeycat Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Sweden Age: 36	o_0 In 20 years we'll probably have Chobits walking the steets. Or Terminators. Or both. Anyway, thanks for the link!

2006-01-13, 15:21	Link #17
Aristophanes I have returned Join Date: Dec 2005	I was reading an article in The Econimist the other day about this and the robot convention being held that was very interesting. It basically said that robots were being made so that Japs didn't have to hire Phillipinos for cheap labour. The reasons they didn't want to hire were pretty funny too. 1. Language barriers 2. Potential problems with honorifics..lol 3. Japanese were becoming more and more internalised and would prefer to ask a robot instead of a human for directions. Anyway I think they should hire teh Phillipinos, considering they have like a 99% pure blood line which has a resulted in a older population and a horribley low birth rate.

2006-01-14, 17:52	Link #20
Potatochobit Certified Organic Join Date: Dec 2005	there definately was not enough maid outfits my friend.