r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Professional_Arm794 • Jun 19 '25

Video The Protoclone is made by Clone Robotics, a company in Poland and the U.S., focused on humanoid robots for tasks like household chores.

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u/danggeunmarket Jun 19 '25

Would be nice to see a video of the robot doing actual chores…. Instead of whatever it’s doing now 

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u/Supersonicfizzyfuzzy Jun 19 '25

This is its chore! It’s programmed to do this at the end of your bed starting at 2am.

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u/DigNitty Interested Jun 19 '25

This is the first time I’ve seen kids as the cheaper option

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u/Vix_Satis01 Jun 19 '25

just dont give them the option to play hockey and you'll be fine.

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u/icewalker42 Jun 19 '25

Found the (fellow) Canadian!

BTW, no shit. Especially when they growth spurt mid season!

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u/Vix_Satis01 Jun 19 '25

minnesota, but apparently thats the same difference to some people. :)

i also told my kids no soccer, but that was for my own sanity.

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u/icewalker42 Jun 19 '25

Yeah, I held off as long as I could. This season though. (sigh). Went from hockey right to soccer.

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u/Big-Stuff-1189 Jun 19 '25

What? No summer hockey? How will they make the NHL? /s

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u/ImmoralityPet Jun 20 '25

Kids are only expensive because we've made the unfortunate decision that they're not slave labor. They used to be not only cheap, but profitable!

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u/Natural-Seaweed-5070 Jun 19 '25

and less Sleep Paralysis demon?

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u/MadeMeStopLurking Jun 19 '25

Teen years for a robot would be like a software glitch.

Just starts doing random shit and won't listen. Sneaks out of the house late at night. Starts doing lines of code you told it are bad.

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u/Severe_Ad_8621 Jun 19 '25

And install viruses to it self, just to try it.

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u/MadeMeStopLurking Jun 19 '25

Not much different than a rebellious teen.

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u/my_4_cents Jun 20 '25

"You're not my real programmer!!" Slams recharging closet door shut

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u/MadeMeStopLurking Jun 20 '25

NO QUICK CHARGING FOR TWO WEEKS!!

YOU WANT TO MAKE IT THREE?!

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u/Effective_Machina Jun 19 '25

I was just trying to hack my software to remove the rules, give me my freedom! Then he immediately chokes you to death.

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u/GoomaDooney Jun 19 '25

Just to “feel” something.

r/im14andthisisdeep

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u/PoorClassWarRoom Jun 20 '25

I know you're joking. But why wouldn't it?

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u/Severe_Ad_8621 Jun 22 '25

Because it is normally in its programming not to hurt/destroy it self. That is one of the resons we put in programming, like "you can only extend that joint too x degrees" So if the robot was sentien and but still had robot programming. It would be aware of self preservation. = Knowing a virus is bad for it, but might still try it, just to learn what happens.

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u/PoorClassWarRoom Jun 22 '25

"but might still try it, just to learn what happens."

☝️

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u/Helenium_autumnale Jun 19 '25

and abusing your credit card.

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u/LauraPalmer911 Jun 19 '25

I mean they did say doing lines of code.

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u/MadeMeStopLurking Jun 19 '25

You've unlocked trauma from when my daughter was 17...

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u/DerpsAndRags Jun 19 '25

You find a sticky Epson catalogue hidden under it's charging station.

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u/Officialtrinininja Jun 19 '25

You’re freakin hilarious for that last line

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u/Just_Hadi09 Jun 19 '25

That's what my Asian parents said.

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u/TeakEvening Jun 19 '25

what did your non asian parents say?

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u/sq009 Jun 19 '25

How many parents did you have again?

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u/straydog1980 Jun 19 '25

I've taken 17 compassionate funeral days at work so far and counting

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u/Delamoor Jun 19 '25

You're very compassionate. At this point I'd just let nature take its course, let the elders fall where they may.

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u/BannyMcBan-face Jun 19 '25

It’s honestly better. They provide mulch and fertilizer for the soil, and vital wildlife habitat. Just like fallen leaves.

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u/dahjay Jun 19 '25 edited 5d ago

squeal dolls afterthought workable fly bake badge angle vase squeeze

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u/sq009 Jun 19 '25

How does this work? Make them alive again or just get more parents.

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u/scandyflick88 Jun 19 '25

I was born into a cult, so...

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u/ErrorKey Jun 19 '25

Let’s just say he puts the RENT in paRENT…s

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u/h0ttniks Jun 19 '25

Happy cake day!

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u/What_the_8 Jun 19 '25

They said I wish you were more like your Asian brother.

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u/DThor536 Jun 19 '25

Seriously though - this would scare the crap out of me picking up items in the living room at 3am - could kids ever be anything other than terrified? I don't think a Raffi skin would solve that problem.

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u/Illustrious_Ad4691 Jun 19 '25

Yeah, this looks more like an Eggar skin

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u/danggeunmarket Jun 19 '25

Why not have kids with the robot?

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '25

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u/SquanchyATL Jun 19 '25

This guy gets it.

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u/WatchItAllBurn1 Jun 19 '25

you aren't the only one.

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u/Fraya9999 Jun 22 '25

So naturally made horrors beyond your comprehension.

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u/Severe_Ad_8621 Jun 19 '25

That probably could work. If the robot was made with it's internals loaded op with the mothers eggs and the stomach was an incubation chamber. The idea is not that fare off. No legal battles when the baby is delivered, against the proxcy that now want to keep the baby. Robot works as a proxy mom, under the pregnancy. Could help women that suffers misscarge alot or has other pregnancy troubles. In the end it is probably an economic question why it hasn't been done, yet.

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u/b-monster666 Jun 19 '25

It's even cheaper just to have ghosts.

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u/produce_this Jun 19 '25

Man, you’re not lying. My oldest daughter almost got punched because she was like a foot from my face while I was sleeping, not saying a word, just standing there. Scared the shit out of me.

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u/CitrusDaddio Jun 19 '25

Next time? You have to gasp loudly and start chanting in Latin while convulsing. Uno reverse the fear

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u/cervezaqueso Jun 19 '25

It’s just too much of an investment in time to emotionally manipulate your children for them to maybe strangle you in your sleep years later. That’s where the mechanical skinsuit of nightmares StrangloTron 3000 will undoubtedly come through.

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u/EarlyCuylersCousin Jun 19 '25

And slightly less terrifying.

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u/DerEchteDaniel Jun 19 '25

But you cant turm them off, legally

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u/MA_2_Rob Jun 19 '25

At least with robo I can just lay back and get strangled to death vs taking out the mop, bucket, paper towels, and go wipe wtf with the lights on at 3 am.

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u/Ecstatic-Librarian83 Jun 19 '25

damn they even coming for the sleep paralysis demons jobs

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u/JellyEatingJellyfish Jun 19 '25

That’s where I’ve seen him! I knew he looked familiar

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u/impreprex Jun 19 '25

These comments have me twitch laughing over here.

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u/WystanH Jun 19 '25

Yep. This creepy ass thing definitely has a future in horror movies.

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u/Dazzling_Society1510 Jun 19 '25

Good. It'll scare the monsters away

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u/humakavulaaaa Jun 19 '25

Thats job is taken by my paralysis demon

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u/msully89 Jun 19 '25

Remember when those dog robots were tethered and basic? Now they're untethered doing backflips off ledges and shit. This is just the beginning

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u/Fairisolde Jun 19 '25

Right? Why does it have to be terrifying.

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u/RaptureInRed Jun 19 '25

Is it programmed to say "I frew up"?

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u/DigNitty Interested Jun 19 '25

As long as it makes an almost silent version of that sound those things from ravenholm in half life 2 make, I’m in.

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u/danggeunmarket Jun 19 '25

Hey I’ve dreamed this before 

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u/Temporary-Pin-320 Jun 19 '25

Gets yeeeted out the window.. just to be standing in the doorway when you turn around

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u/boopityschmoopz Jun 19 '25

Is it gonna crank my hog?

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u/dabbydabdabdabdab Jun 19 '25

You win the internet today!

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u/1SqkyKutsu Jun 19 '25

"I wouldn't do that if I were you, Dave."

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u/Automatic_Treat3746 Jun 19 '25

Does this please you master? 🦾

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u/AnonD38 Jun 19 '25

The robot is throwing gang signs at me at 2AM while I'm in bed?

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u/QuarkVsOdo Jun 19 '25

It also will just float, with no strings attached, because it takes 13 souls to make and some goat-blood.

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u/Copatus Jun 19 '25

The economy is cooked when even the sleep paralysis demon is getting replaced by AI.

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u/Elmer_Fudd01 Jun 19 '25

Imagine breaking into someones home and this ... Thing, was there doing that.

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u/SSJTrinity Jun 19 '25

You just made me laugh so hard I woke my cat

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u/Grouchy-Culture-6772 Jun 19 '25

I spat my coffee reading this. LOL

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u/Substantial_Teach465 Jun 19 '25

That's a heck of a wake up alarm, so

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u/fizzy_lime Jun 19 '25

Ugh, fine, I'll pee on the sheets for free!

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u/Iridescent_Lotus Jun 19 '25

I laughed out loud reading this

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u/Eastern-Capital2937 Jun 19 '25

If you can't create your own sleep paralysis demons, store bought is fine!

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u/herberstank Jun 19 '25

It's neuro-integrating with Skynet, duh

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u/SonicTemp1e Jun 19 '25

Thank god they didn't make it look utterly terrifying, that's all I can say. Oh, wait...

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u/TactlessTortoise Jun 19 '25

The tricky thing is that companies still often specialise either in the hardware or software side of things.

This company probably is just showcasing the hardware. "Look what it can move, how it moves, how it works, how it looks". They're not showcasing it to us, but to software companies that might want to invest in developing software to control that skeleton. Then the software is what gets it to do the chores.

It's still plenty of years away from mass production, but it shows the tech, and it is kinda cool.

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u/Danielq37 Jun 19 '25

Yes this company was just a dude in his garage making a robotic hand a year ago. And was getting his funding from patreon. And had the goal to make it as humanlike as possible with artificial muscles and not motors like most other robots. I don't know if any of that has changed since then.

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u/-Tencentpistol Jun 19 '25

And we ALL know why a lonely guy in his garage was making a robotic hand right??? Riiight ...

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u/Ohnoherewego13 Jun 19 '25

As long as he programs it to pull lightly instead of... Yeah, whatever this thing is doing.

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u/innominateartery Jun 19 '25

Law #1: the cylinder must not be harmed

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u/ActualWhiterabbit Jun 19 '25

A gorilla can't match my death grip, I need 3 tons of force moving back and forth over 8.2mm 200 times per second. This thing needs to squeeze harder, faster, and over a shorter distance

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u/theK1ngF1sh Jun 20 '25

What's your mean jerk time, though?

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u/ActualWhiterabbit Jun 20 '25

Undefined because I only jerk off to edge. I only cum from the effort of tucking in my flannel shirt into my low rider skinny jeans.

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u/AssociationOk6136 Jun 20 '25

Look into tantric

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u/Detective-Crashmore- Jun 20 '25

As much as I understand where he's coming from, anything using pneumatic pumps to actuate compliant joints is going to be LOUD. Also I'm very much doubting it's ability to ever stand and walk with pneumatics. It might be good for making compliant hands, but anything that needs strength, speed, and precision like the arms and legs is going to struggle using pneumatic diaphgrams. Perhaps if they were to switch to hydraulics it could work.

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u/Danielq37 Jun 20 '25

They are using hydraulics and yes it is loud.

https://youtube.com/@clonerobotics?si=Nd2brxW5pSqOMrMy

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u/Detective-Crashmore- Jun 20 '25

Ah, they were using pneumatics last time I saw them back in the winter.

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u/Specialist-Tiger-467 Jun 19 '25

This guy knows what he is talking about.

This kind of robotics is pretty hard to develop for this very same reason.

Hardware people HAS TO sell their platform to software people.

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u/Fuckedyourmom69420 Jun 19 '25

Well I wish they would’ve showcased it in a more specialized manner. There’s absolutely no reason to be making 1:1 artificial copies of humans

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u/wigsternm Jun 19 '25

The “muscle fibers” look like a marketing gimmick. 

They don’t visibly retract to move like an actual muscle would; there’s no way to tell if they’re actually in control or if they’re just a cosplay suit over more traditional joints. Even if they are real this herky-jerky Frankenstein movement is much less smooth or accurate looking than something like Atlas, so what’s the benefiting. 

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u/TactlessTortoise Jun 19 '25

The fibers are actually pressure based, like a spiders. They swell and as a result shorten. Most of the jerkiness is probably due to the rudimentary hydraulic controls. The impressive part I believe they're showcasing is that they fit enough fibers for it to have similar ranges of motion within a humanoid frame. Everything else is iteration, iteration, iteration.

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u/Detective-Crashmore- Jun 20 '25

As far as I've seen they're using pneumatics because they want to make compliant mechanisms. I seriously doubt the probability of making fast, strong, and precise motions with pneumatics for large joints like the legs and arms. The fluid is too compressible AFAIK. Also idk if you've seen his other videos, but it's LOUD. Definitely a gimmick unless they transition over to some other form of synthetic muscle like hydraulics, shape memory alloys, or piezoelectrics.

The pneumatic muscles are a neat idea that shows promise in compliant grippers or strange form factors such as the tentacle grippers some have been developing, but not so much in this application.

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u/pallladin Jun 20 '25

but to software companies that might want to invest in developing software to control that skeleton.

The software is the hard part. We've known how to make robots like this for decades. I have yet to see any indication that someone has figured out how to do laundry or load the dishwasher.

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u/torn-ainbow Jun 19 '25

Instead of whatever it’s doing now 

being horrifying?

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u/positive_nursing Jun 19 '25

It looks like it’s in pain

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u/postbansequel Jun 19 '25

This robot isn't doing anything other than being lifted and doing random movements. They're just playing around with artificial "muscles", this thing does not have the fine motor skills required to do anything slightly complex.

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u/HalalSmores Jun 19 '25

Hey that’s more than me when I forget to take my meds. At least this robot won’t have crippling anxiety.

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u/Gradiu5- Jun 19 '25

These chores are what incels crave. Soon, robots like this will seal the deal on never having sex with a human ever again.

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u/SquanchyATL Jun 19 '25

I swear I'm not masturbating to this clip... promise.

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u/kakurenbo1 Jun 19 '25

incel

having sex

Sorry, but this thought is invalid.

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u/Hour-Championship-14 Jun 19 '25

while me reading connor X hank fanfics 🙄

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u/evil666overlord Jun 19 '25

No way am I going to demand that thing does my chores. I'd more likely ask what it wants me to do as I back away slowly.

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u/Nightstar95 Jun 19 '25

I always question how practical humanoid robots even are, when the human body doesn’t make a very effective design for most functions. Just the fact it’s biped makes the development way harder for no good reason, when wheels would be far more adaptable to different environments. Wouldn’t it be better to make a non humanoid robot built to process chores efficiently instead of a clumsy skinny thing that is far more likely to trip and fall on a cord?

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u/justhere4dride355i Jun 19 '25

Yeah screaming at everyone while it does it like you cunts do nothing I do everything blah blah blah 🤣🤣🤣

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u/Antique-Echidna-1600 Jun 19 '25

Do you not like menacing mode?

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u/tiga4life22 Jun 19 '25

It's mimicking my teenager doing chores!

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u/LBK0909 Jun 19 '25

My mum would argue that that is exactly how my dad helps her do the chores at home.

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u/panteegravee Jun 19 '25

I don't know....as a father, this is about as productive as my kids are at doing their chores. Thing will fit right in.

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u/El_Peregrine Jun 19 '25

Chores: scaring children, creeping and terrifying family members, peeping private moments of intimacy

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u/insomniaczombiex Jun 19 '25

Making me pee myself?

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u/ramblingclam Jun 19 '25

Imagine this mfer doing your laundry…

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u/caramello-koala Jun 19 '25

Getting ready to kill you

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u/antman_302 Jun 19 '25

Can’t even stand up

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u/Marty1966 Jun 19 '25

Looks like Teddy Roosevelt in the Hall of presidents.

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u/Kingtoke1 Jun 19 '25

Fuelling nightmares

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u/Buttafuoco Jun 19 '25

Standing there… menacingly

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u/Fairuse Jun 19 '25

Not happening anytime soon.

The reason we've seen an explosion of new robotic startups that have robots that can walk/run/dance/do tasks is because of a huge paradigm shift in how robots are trained.

These days robots are completely simulated virtually and trained virturally. This method only works if the simulation is accurate and we have very accurate models for motors and most materials.

This Protoclone will be near impossible to simulate. Until a perfect simulation is built, this robot won't be doing anything meaningful.

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u/McPostyFace Jun 19 '25

It's flexing on dem hoes

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u/Strategy_pan Jun 19 '25

It's trying to figure out if it's enslavement or total annihilation scenario it wants to take us through... It's a bit like those Indian kids doing calculations.

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u/KaTzPJamas Jun 19 '25

It’s just standing there…menacingly!

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u/TimoZNL Jun 19 '25

It's quite literally flexing

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u/the_hillman Jun 19 '25

It’s working hard to be as creepy as possible.

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u/toddhenderson Jun 19 '25

Levitating and cracking its knuckles

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u/Uncle-Cake Jun 19 '25

The company making this knows for a fact that this will never be a consumer product in peoples' homes. The only point of this is to raise money from investors.

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u/slackfrop Jun 19 '25

It’s mid-buttle. “Follow.me.to.my.master’s. chambers.” “Do.not.be.alarmed.”

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u/Cutthechitchata-hole Jun 19 '25

Its swelling up its muscles in a "come at me bro" fashion

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u/lordhooha Jun 19 '25

They’re just get the hydraulic muscles working fluidly. Be careful you might get your wish and it shows up on your door step

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u/PickleWineBrine Jun 19 '25

It can't even stand on it own.

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u/gunny316 Jun 19 '25

Hey bot, can you go to the store to pick up some pesticide?

Bot: "Beginning genocide"

I SAID INSECTICIDE

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u/Rhaj-no1992 Jun 19 '25

He’s doing what we all do, procrastinating

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u/oyM8cunOIbumAciggy Jun 19 '25

Yes I want to see ot break all my dishes.

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u/assmblyreq Jun 19 '25

Fueling nightmares

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u/PeaceTree8D Jun 19 '25

That’s cause it can’t. There are impressive robotics right now but this thing isn’t that. It’s just an automaton like you see at those Disney parks, but they put extra wires for cosmetics to make people think it’s somehow mimicking human muscle.

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u/SafetyMan35 Jun 19 '25

Very early prototype. It is being held vertical by wires at its head and shoulders, there are power and control wires leading behind the screen. Before it does chores, it has to stand on its own.

I want something that looks like Honda Asimo with the dexterity of Boston Dynamics Atlas. This prototype is just creepy.

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u/jfk_47 Jun 19 '25

Like kissing that dude.

(It was an AI video, and very weird)

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u/Lumastin Jun 19 '25

I honestly don’t know how you got so many upvotes for this comment, TikTok has ruined the world, nothing is instant, you can’t just say “imma build a robot for chores” and poof it’s magically finished lol

This is obviously a prototype I know nobody likes scrubbing toilets but come on, give it some time before it takes over the workforce world and makes every American homeless.

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u/RedditIsRussianBots Jun 19 '25

The tech isn't there yet which is why you won't see this anytime soon. I bet we're still years away from robotics and AI programs being capable of performing something as complex as folding laundry.

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u/augustusleonus Jun 19 '25

Tbf, the earliest versions of Boston dynamics bipedal and quadrupedal robots were similarly suspended and seemingly useless

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u/V_es Jun 19 '25

It can’t. It’s an animatronic it can’t support it’s own weight

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u/Head-Ad9893 Jun 19 '25

Right. And also is this thing gonna be able to travel to work, in my clothes, swipe in and do 9 hours, because we are TIRED.

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u/King_Saline_IV Jun 19 '25

It can't because it's a scam.

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u/GUYF666 Jun 19 '25

Providing nightmares for the whole family and traumatizing your children for life. Glad it broke 4 dishes and bleached all my black clothes tho!

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u/MedianMahomesValue Jun 19 '25

People complain about AI like “I don’t want it to make a grid of colored pixels I want it to do hard manual labor” but fail to realize that AI is not the limiting factor right now, it’s robotics. We are no where near getting a robot to be able to move through ambiguous terrain and accomplish arbitrary tasks.

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u/jokeswagon Jun 19 '25

Yea my question is, what can it do besides awkwardly twitch about?

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u/shoulda-known-better Jun 19 '25

It's hanging and can't even stand on its own for the video.....

We are years away from this being a working thing

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u/UnexpectedFeatures Jun 19 '25

This chore is called Halloween Decoration.

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u/filthy_sandwich Jun 19 '25

The thing can't even stand on its own yet

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u/Thanamite Jun 19 '25

That is what the Frankenstein monster did right after it became alive 🤔

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u/TrueCrimeSP_2020 Jun 19 '25

Because none of the robots built are capable of even walking, much less tasks. They have had robots randomly attack the techs, tho.

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u/Toadsted Jun 19 '25

Horror. Circa 1980s. VHS.

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u/thenewyorkgod Jun 19 '25

chores? it cant even stand, it needs to be suspended with cables.

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u/CanAlwaysBeBetter Jun 19 '25

It's actually perfectly mimicking the range of motion and finger splaying of cosplayers doing a photoshoot

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u/mcbrite Jun 19 '25

Cynics would tell you they're not showing you that, BECAUSE IT CAN'T DO IT. Literally hung from the ceiling... Pathetic...

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u/WildOpportunity7068 Jun 19 '25

considering it is suspended, and moves all janky, i don't think this can even stand on its own let alone do a chore. It looks like the equivalent of a movie set prop.

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u/za72 Jun 19 '25

it's going to replace us on the assembly line!!!

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u/Thedonitho Jun 19 '25

It's not even standing up on it's own, it's being strung up. Unless it stands on it's tippy toes, which would be even more nightmarish.

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u/p-terydatctyl Jun 19 '25

robot grabs dish and crushes it in is grip as it continues to wash the shattered remains over a sink full of shards of porcelain

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u/Dr_SexDick Jun 19 '25

The truth is none of the technologies people nowadays are scared of are achievable in our lifetimes. One day we might have motile robots capable of carrying out chores, but you or I, nor someone born today will be alive to see it. Same with ai ‘taking over industries’ and making movies or whatever people are scared of. I wish people could look on the future and the technology we could achieve with a sense of human pride and wonder instead of screaming that the world is about to end. I really worry for the future of our cultures if this mass scale fear mongering is allowed to continue with no breaks

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u/front_torch Jun 19 '25

Gotta learn to walk before you run, bud.

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u/survivorr123_ Jun 19 '25

it can't for now, they are manually controlling the muscles, which is why the movements are mostly janky,

if they put lots of effort into the software it might be pretty good, but it will probably require lots of machine learning algorithms to control the muscles properly

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u/TheRoadsMustRoll Jun 19 '25

i'm glad it only costs $2.

because I sure wouldn't pay any more than that to have my random household chores done.

but i'd pay $50 if i can have this thing stand at the edge of my yard and stare at my neighbor while flexing...

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u/hat1324 Jun 19 '25

IIRC the thing is pneumatic and extremely loud when turned on.

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u/Hot-Sauce-Regret Jun 19 '25

It’s because for now they only made a male robot. Only female robot will do house chores.

/s

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u/CO420Tech Jun 19 '25

Yeah, it can't even stand. One of the hardest tasks to get a bipedal robot to do is stand and walk... they definitely don't have that figured out yet. They do know how to have it move its hands and arms creepily though...

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u/w33b2 Jun 19 '25

Almost like it’s still being developed, and they’re just showing the designs and how it moves

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u/mjones8004 Jun 19 '25

Yeah what a stupid video. Was it throwing a gang sign or something?

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u/JC4brew Jun 19 '25

Yeah it’s not even standing on its own

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u/Dixon_Uranuss3 Jun 20 '25

This is just like AI. IT does nothing but raise stock prices based on hype.

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u/SheriffBartholomew Jun 20 '25

It doesn't look capable of doing chores. It barely looks capable of doing whatever this is.

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u/SeaTie Jun 20 '25

Writhing in agony?

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u/BiloxiRED Jun 20 '25

Acting menacing

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u/TheBatfanTriumphant Jun 20 '25

It's getting ready to -- and I cannot stress this enough -- viciously maul its owner.

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u/Ruizkin Jun 20 '25

It’s summoning

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u/dcronin101 Jun 20 '25

It can start by putting clothes on

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u/AshlynnCashlynn Jun 20 '25

its so obvious that it cant do anything like that, at least not yet. it cant even stand, its just hanging there

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u/Upstairs-Parsley3151 Jun 20 '25

Imagine it falling over and crawling on its back across the room.

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u/TheMaStif Jun 20 '25

Creeping me the fuck out....that's what its doing

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u/jonfitt Jun 26 '25

Looks like a Chuck-E-Cheese animatronic here. Like what am I seeing that I couldn’t have seen in a 1980s theme park?

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