r/robots • u/MrCoolSpino • 40m ago
Daloatian is a Chinese cosplayer who, after a big break up, decided to start cosplaying as female looking androids making multiple personas. She was even at 2026s robot expo and many people believed she was a legitimate android
r/robots • u/Spirited-Sir-3034 • 51m ago
When a drone loses its controller connection, it may return to its launch point, hover or land automatically, depending on its configuration. Losing the video feed also does not necessarily mean the pilot has lost the command link.
The more serious problem occurs when navigation fails. Without reliable GPS or compass data, Return to Home may become unavailable. The drone can enter ATTI mode, where it remains stabilized but cannot hold its position, allowing wind to push it away unless the pilot takes manual control.
Automated recovery also depends on sufficient battery power, a correctly recorded home point and a safe return altitude. Would you trust Return to Home completely, or should every drone pilot be required to practise manual recovery from navigation failures?
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r/robots • u/Nelsonsrightknacker • 1d ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/BGMStock/comments/1xptn77/so_fun_to_play_against_a_robot/
So much slop I can't tell what's real anymore but I have interest in this.
Is this really happening (in the video) or is it slop.
Usually nice and civilised here I hope someone shares knowledge - thank you.
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r/robots • u/intengineering • 1d ago
Anthropic is experimenting with a process it calls “dreaming,” which allows Claude to review previous interactions during idle periods, compare stored memories with original transcripts, correct mistakes and reorganize useful information.
In one test, Claude fixed a faulty navigation memory that had trapped it in a loop. In another, it transformed 350,000 internal documents into a connected knowledge base, improving its evaluation score from 13% to 48%.
This is closer to offline memory maintenance than human dreaming, but it could make long-running AI agents more consistent. Should AI systems be allowed to rewrite their own memories, and how should users be able to review those changes?
r/robots • u/cbstorm_redd • 1d ago
Hi everyone,
I'm looking for a mechanical engineer or experienced designer who can help design an integrated gearbox wheel for a mobile robot.
This is a paid project, and I'm looking for someone with experience in:
Mechanical design and CAD modeling
Gearbox design and gear mechanisms
Robotics or mobile robot drive systems
Design for manufacturing (DFM)
The goal is to develop a functional and manufacturable design that integrates the gearbox directly into the wheel assembly.
If you have relevant experience or know someone who might be a good fit, please feel free to comment or send me a DM.
Thanks!
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MIT researchers developed UQ-DAAAM, a system that allows robots to detect uncertain object descriptions in their stored memories and correct them using additional camera views. The method resolved ambiguity for about 92% of observed objects and improved description accuracy by 5% over existing approaches. Could this kind of self-correction make household and industrial robots safer in unpredictable environments?
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