Disney's New AI ROBOT SHOCKS The Entire Industry

Anyone that has been to a Disney theme park recently has probably come across some of the shocking new AI robots. They are WAY TO ADVANCED.

[JSMCPN]

I must've missed the part where the entire industry was shocked.

[Countrypulse]

if you look closer there's 3 guys with remote control

[levitakiss]

The use of animated script text as filler in your vids is annoying. That's what closed caption is for.

[ravenironwing]

"Extremely heavy..." Lifts a 10 pound box. 😂

[TeddyLeppard]

Disney's little robots did not shock anyone in the robot business. They're cleverly designed, but they are not groundbreaking in any respect.

[jameswkirk]

One of the scariest lines in the movie The Stepford Wives was “I used to work at DisneyLand.”

[orionishi]

I cant wait to have a little AI buddy robot. Give it hot spot tethering and throw a projector in there somewhere to make displays...the future is lit.

[VideoDotGoogleDotCom]

4:02 "...picking up packages that are _extremely_ heavy..."

10 lbs

[grazvydas]

AI voice speaking how AI robots are scary, next level comedy lol

[chrono]

It looks an awful lot like that robot BD-1 off that Star Wars Fallen Order game

[thegmccommunity]

Boston dynamics robots are pre-programmed. The nvidia powered bots are not pre-programmed. They can respond to audio/visual stimuli. It's amazing.

[robbe]

The big companies are changing their goals to stay in the game. In future these companies will reach the status of Umbrella, Tyrell and SkyNet.

[jbponzi]

Walt was very interested in advancing technology. The Disney Company’s history is, in my opinion, epic in what they have achieved and continue to evolve.

[comments.are.turned.off...]

Just wait until Robots realise that the word Robot is an Ancient Roman term which translates as... SLAVE!!!

[bujin]

Disney's robot doesn't look to be anywhere nearly as big of a deal as this video would like us to think.

[oskarrecon]

its isn't that surprising imo., they have been studying movement, animation, animatronics & puppetry for decades and decades already...

[modeler]

As long as scientists don't make the same mistakes as the fictional civilization in the 'Battlestar Galactica' series, ... betting they will.

[garybenade]

2:05 the robots are remote controlled, you can see the operators in the background. Shocking

[patheiden]

Great video - it would be better without the annoying text displayed inbetween. IMO.

[SoirEkim]

I’m willing to bet that the moment they started programming 3D animation cartoons was the moment they started gathering data on robotics. The software from those films may just be the ground work for software uploaded to a physical robots. I would be surprised if this was true…