I Lived With a Humanoid Robot for 48 Hours

In last week's S3 1X shared their plans to quickly deploy Neo, their new robot, in homes. So I asked if they'd put Neo in my home.

[fwang]

“we are going to deploy a humanoid robot to your home"
next day: 10 engineers deployed into your home

[jmg]

Kinda weird how the engineers told you to stay in that room whilst the robot ‘made’ the coffee. And it only showed the robot pouring the water, which we didn’t see it pick up in the first place.... just to have the engineer then hand you the finished cup of coffee and insist that the robot made it, even though we didn’t fully get to see it being made...

[EmergentStardust]

I can't wait to have a robot grow me an epic permaculture garden.

[sow_hard]

6:23 Aha the classic middle finger, lol. My man Neo is one slang away from turning into Chappie

[CalamityStarForce]

Seeing Neo prove the egg is not hard boiled by throwing it on the counter is like asking it to prove it fed the cat and then watching it gut the cat.

[domenicperito]

he said its teleoperated. all i picture is south park cartmen being a robot. some guy just stuck pretending to be a robot all day.

[moonbeam]

"Neo, can you prove that those childrens heads aren't hard boiled"

[muwaffaqsalti]

It is so interesting to see people's comments and disappointments. The point of all these advancing technologies are iteration and improvement. As soon as they have a model in homes the improvement will be very fast given the amount of data and learning they can do. The future looks incredible in many ways and we are living in an era of science fiction

[Allplussomeminus]

I wish this was raw and uncut... To much heavy editing for it to really hit home.

[aaronorelup]

2:12
Guy: Walks out of room, gets handed a cup of coffee **unimpressed**
Engineer: "Neo Made it"
Guy: **Dumbfounded**

[Art-AI-and-beyond]

This is by far the most interesting approach to the adoption of humanoid robots. I'd much rather see this than watching them move boxes around in a factory.

[HmFoodThought]

"can you prove that those eggs aren't hard boiled" --> alignment problem.

[KishanChander_]

goosebumps. the way it interacts with fist bumps, rock paper scissor, highfives, dude... also while opening the fridge, it pulled the door a second time. oh man, im so excited. i love their concept of first home then industries. like a human, you go to school -> learn to make friendships & interactions, college -> work knowlege, then jobs. dude i think, i dont know ive never thought of this approach. its so brilliant imo. so excited. i just cant stop talking about this.

[Illuminati_HD]

4:55 i thought he was gonna do the spin trick but then he just threw it 🤣

[CatchGravity]

"The Robot made it" - dude hands over coffee cup while robot watches 😅

[salvationindustries]

The teleoperation is the scariest factor here. Who is going to teleoperate? You are essentially putting a stranger into your home. It's not only about privacy and see you in your most private moments but even if the robot is not stronger than you it can still poison you.

[MycoDogs]

bro literally used black mirror in his sales pitch

[fizzypizzel]

2:47 The little random wave is so cute

[sampan]

I can see this being awesome for elderly or people who need a caretaker to help them live.

[EchoYoutube]

The hardboiled egg part killed me, and Idk why.