HRP-5P Humanoid Construction Robot by AIST

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In 2018, AIST's newly developed humanoid robot "HRP - 5P" succeeded in construction work using real weight materials. An explanation movie of each action will also be released soon.

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if you're going to have a robot that hangs drywall you at least need to teach it to also show up late for work and drink excessively :-)

bmarsico

They should team up with boston dynamics, the result would be amazing

Jin

у нас на стройучастке в понедельник с утра все плотники так двигаются.

dummyload

first they teach them how to get power tools and aim to proper drill and fix that wood sheet. Later, they will teach them how to get guns and aim to proper shot and "fix" that terrorist/threat...you just wait...

*puts tinfoil hat and walks away on the internet...

XD

maxflaviohs

Impressive!👍😄👍
Who needs a cheap under the table below minimum wage migrant worker when you can have a million-dollar robot do the same job.

myperspective

I'm sorry who actually puts horizontal wooden braces across the interior wall? I got 2750 mm ceilings can it do that?

SolarizeYourLife

I still don't understand, why Japan forcus on motor controlled robots so much, motors are accurate but slow, hevey, and have heating problems . They should be; using air pressure or hydrolic actuators or something to speed up legs just like Boston dynamics do .

petfashi.cm

Where’s the stud glue! Can it do PP50 or square set?

thevelvethammer

Sorry but all I'm seeing is a lot of editing shenanigans. If you want me to believe this bot can actually do the job I need to see it do the job from start to finish without half a dozen jump cuts.

Draskinn

Yes try having one of those coming to your house to fix your plumbing.

byraerthunberg

Impressive! A robot that can install drywall at the precise speed it would take one of its engineers to install drywall. Tho if efficiency is the goal, they probably should have invited a couple Guatemalan, Brazilian and Mexican carpenters to participate earlier in the design process!

mistercarlberg

YOU ARE FIRED, ROBOT! YOU PUT THAT SHIT ON Probably did it that way because they didn't want to show how bad it tears the paper if the board was turned to the proper side.

jfun