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TECHIES retweeted
IT SEEMS THAT THE ROBOT "FEELS" THE PAPER, BUT THIS IS AN ILLUSION. A PERSON SEPARATES THE SHEETS BY TOUCH, AND THE MANIPULATOR CALCULATES THE INERTIA OF EACH LAYER IN MILLISECONDS.
1)A sudden change in the density of the paper in the bundle — and all the math breaks down.
2) Working side by side with a human is not a gesture of trust, but the fulfillment of a strict standard: the reaction to a blow from a bot is faster than a human reflex.
3) Asian manufacturers are already massively putting the wear and tear of such manipulators into expense items. The replacement of staff goes on silently.
IT SEEMS THAT THE ROBOT "FEELS" THE PAPER, BUT THIS IS AN ILLUSION. A PERSON SEPARATES THE SHEETS BY TOUCH, AND THE MANIPULATOR CALCULATES THE INERTIA OF EACH LAYER IN MILLISECONDS.
1)A sudden change in the density of the paper in the bundle — and all the math breaks down.
2) Working side by side with a human is not a gesture of trust, but the fulfillment of a strict standard: the reaction to a blow from a bot is faster than a human reflex.
3) Asian manufacturers are already massively putting the wear and tear of such manipulators into expense items. The replacement of staff goes on silently.
THIS IS NOT A TEST. THEY QUIETLY BEGAN REPLACING WORKERS ON THE ASSEMBLY LINES 🚨🏭
Forget the promo videos from the exhibitions. The video shows a real factory and a mixed line: a robot and a human assemble parts on the same table.
Without protective barriers. No engineers around.
The robot was entrusted with small point assembly, which is the most difficult task for manipulators. This means only one thing: the pilot tests have been completed, and the plant considers the economic benefits.
A quiet revolution in production is already underway. And it doesn't require press releases.
TECHIES retweeted
ROBOTS AT GAS STATIONS ARE NO LONGER SCIENCE FICTION, BUT OUR EVERYDAY LIFE.
At first glance, it's a random video from a gas station: a girl opens a pack of sweets, there's a standard street noise around.
But there's an android right next to her. Without an engineering team, without fences and spotlights.
Why does this video sequence cause a slight feeling of discomfort:
🔹 Rejection of booths: Just yesterday, we observed robots exclusively at robo-summits and in sterile laboratories. Today they are standing at the gas station.
🔹Everyday context: A girl shares sweets with a robot as if it were an ordinary companion or friend. The frame looks unnatural precisely because it is too natural.
🔹The speed of adaptation: The main breakthrough is not in the degrees of freedom of the manipulators or the accuracy of walking. The breakthrough is in how seamlessly these machines are integrated into our daily lives.
It won't be long before the android at the next checkout stops causing at least some emotions.
Are you ready for them to be everywhere?
THE MAIN COMMODITY OF 2026 IS THE RIGHT NOT TO NEGOTIATE WITH ANYONE .🚨
Corporations pretend to create androids for the elderly. In fact, they are bought by men around the age of 30-40.
The video shows the perfect day without compromise: the robot greets, cooks, massages, opens the curtains and pours milk. No complaints, no domestic disputes, and no "out of sorts" mood.
They don't pay $30,000 for clean dishes. They pay for domestic authoritarianism and the complete absence of other people's opinions in their apartment.
Would you buy yourself such "absolute control"?
ROBOTS AT GAS STATIONS ARE NO LONGER SCIENCE FICTION, BUT OUR EVERYDAY LIFE.
At first glance, it's a random video from a gas station: a girl opens a pack of sweets, there's a standard street noise around.
But there's an android right next to her. Without an engineering team, without fences and spotlights.
Why does this video sequence cause a slight feeling of discomfort:
🔹 Rejection of booths: Just yesterday, we observed robots exclusively at robo-summits and in sterile laboratories. Today they are standing at the gas station.
🔹Everyday context: A girl shares sweets with a robot as if it were an ordinary companion or friend. The frame looks unnatural precisely because it is too natural.
🔹The speed of adaptation: The main breakthrough is not in the degrees of freedom of the manipulators or the accuracy of walking. The breakthrough is in how seamlessly these machines are integrated into our daily lives.
It won't be long before the android at the next checkout stops causing at least some emotions.
Are you ready for them to be everywhere?
THE MAIN COMMODITY OF 2026 IS THE RIGHT NOT TO NEGOTIATE WITH ANYONE .🚨
Corporations pretend to create androids for the elderly. In fact, they are bought by men around the age of 30-40.
The video shows the perfect day without compromise: the robot greets, cooks, massages, opens the curtains and pours milk. No complaints, no domestic disputes, and no "out of sorts" mood.
They don't pay $30,000 for clean dishes. They pay for domestic authoritarianism and the complete absence of other people's opinions in their apartment.
Would you buy yourself such "absolute control"?
TECHIES retweeted
THEY LIED TO YOU ABOUT ROBOTS: THE ERA OF LABS IS OFFICIALLY OVER 🚨🤖
While Elon Musk and the bosses of Big Tech are holding two-hour presentations with studio lights and rehearsals, androids have quietly taken to the ordinary streets.
Without spotlights. Without a team of engineers with remote controls. No media announcements. He just stands at the window next to the girl while cars drive by. The scariest thing about this video is that passersby don't even turn around.
We were waiting for the rise of machines or a futuristic breakthrough, but we got an instant domestic adaptation. People are getting used to androids on the streets faster than they are to electric scooters.
A BEAR ALMOST CAUGHT UP WITH AN ANDROID IN THE FOREST - AND THIS IS THE BEST ROBOTICS STRESS TEST IN HISTORY🧵👇
Forget about sterile labs and glossy demo videos. The real "field readiness" check looked like this:
- The instincts of the wild: The wild beast does not care about AI and the cost of development. It reacts to movement and silhouette. For him, the robot is just a fleeing prey.
- Laboratory vs Reality: An ideal flat floor in the workshop and sprinting through roots, tall grass and mud are fundamentally different mathematical stabilization tasks.
- A tough test drive: A few seconds of chase revealed the real limits of hydraulics and balance algorithms better than hundreds of official presentations.
The next time the company brags about the robustness of its robot, just ask: did it run away from a real predator?
THEY LIED TO YOU ABOUT ROBOTS: THE ERA OF LABS IS OFFICIALLY OVER 🚨🤖
While Elon Musk and the bosses of Big Tech are holding two-hour presentations with studio lights and rehearsals, androids have quietly taken to the ordinary streets.
Without spotlights. Without a team of engineers with remote controls. No media announcements. He just stands at the window next to the girl while cars drive by. The scariest thing about this video is that passersby don't even turn around.
We were waiting for the rise of machines or a futuristic breakthrough, but we got an instant domestic adaptation. People are getting used to androids on the streets faster than they are to electric scooters.
A BEAR ALMOST CAUGHT UP WITH AN ANDROID IN THE FOREST - AND THIS IS THE BEST ROBOTICS STRESS TEST IN HISTORY🧵👇
Forget about sterile labs and glossy demo videos. The real "field readiness" check looked like this:
- The instincts of the wild: The wild beast does not care about AI and the cost of development. It reacts to movement and silhouette. For him, the robot is just a fleeing prey.
- Laboratory vs Reality: An ideal flat floor in the workshop and sprinting through roots, tall grass and mud are fundamentally different mathematical stabilization tasks.
- A tough test drive: A few seconds of chase revealed the real limits of hydraulics and balance algorithms better than hundreds of official presentations.
The next time the company brags about the robustness of its robot, just ask: did it run away from a real predator?
TECHIES retweeted
WHILE THE MEDIA IS DISCUSSING FACTORY ROBOTS, ANDROIDS FOR $20,000-$30,000 ARE ALREADY BEING DELIVERED TO ORDINARY APARTMENTS 🚨📦
Without Apple presentations and studio lights: a box, unpacking in the living room, connecting to the network.
In parallel with the industrial sector, a huge B2C market is being formed, where they sell not the load capacity, but the presence effect. And the main monetization here will not be based on hardware, but on subscriptions - for memory, voice and character renewal.
The main B2C trend of robotics is already here.
WHY EVEN THE MOST REALISTIC ANDROIDS ARE STILL "SEMI-ROBOTS" - AND IT'S NOT ABOUT ALGORITHMS
The footage shows amazing facial detail: the skin texture, micro-facial expressions and sweat drops look as natural as possible. But the neck and body remain open.
The engineering compromise faced by developers:
- Camera face: Modern silicone does a great job with facial expressions and looks convincing in photos and videos.
- Balance of mobility: Developers have to choose: either hide all the internal mechanics, losing the dynamics, or leave the frame open for the sake of high precision movements.
At this stage, the development of facial expressions is ahead of the technology of flexible body coverings.
When do you think engineers will find a balance between aesthetics and mechanics?
WHILE THE MEDIA IS DISCUSSING FACTORY ROBOTS, ANDROIDS FOR $20,000-$30,000 ARE ALREADY BEING DELIVERED TO ORDINARY APARTMENTS 🚨📦
Without Apple presentations and studio lights: a box, unpacking in the living room, connecting to the network.
In parallel with the industrial sector, a huge B2C market is being formed, where they sell not the load capacity, but the presence effect. And the main monetization here will not be based on hardware, but on subscriptions - for memory, voice and character renewal.
The main B2C trend of robotics is already here.
WHY EVEN THE MOST REALISTIC ANDROIDS ARE STILL "SEMI-ROBOTS" - AND IT'S NOT ABOUT ALGORITHMS
The footage shows amazing facial detail: the skin texture, micro-facial expressions and sweat drops look as natural as possible. But the neck and body remain open.
The engineering compromise faced by developers:
- Camera face: Modern silicone does a great job with facial expressions and looks convincing in photos and videos.
- Balance of mobility: Developers have to choose: either hide all the internal mechanics, losing the dynamics, or leave the frame open for the sake of high precision movements.
At this stage, the development of facial expressions is ahead of the technology of flexible body coverings.
When do you think engineers will find a balance between aesthetics and mechanics?
TECHIES retweeted
FORGET ABOUT THE "CREEPY DYSTOPIA". A $22,000 COMPANION ROBOT CLOSES THE MAIN DEFICIT OF THE 21ST CENTURY
When dating apps and food delivery appeared, they were also called weird. This is the norm today.
What is the real feature of this market:
🔹They don't sell hardware, but emotion: The customer doesn't care about the brand of processor or hydraulics. It is important for him to come to a non-empty apartment, where someone reacts to his words and remembers his habits.
🔹Industry section: The industry takes androids to reduce costs, and the average consumer takes androids to close the inner void.
🔹Scaling: The $22K price tag is a barrier for early adopters. Reducing the cost to the price of a used car will turn it into a giant mass market.
Shall we switch from dating software to hardware?
ONE ROBOT IS AN INTERESTING TOY. TWO ABSOLUTELY IDENTICAL ROBOTS ARE THE BEGINNING OF THE ERA OF MASS CLONING 🚨💸
The exhibition featured two identical androids that synchronously repeat each other's movements. The crowd literally gasped the moment they touched their palms.
This is no longer a technology demo. This is a direct message to investors: "We are ready to flood the entire market with these copies."
Would you like to go to a store where 10 identical AI girls work?
FORGET ABOUT THE "CREEPY DYSTOPIA". A $22,000 COMPANION ROBOT CLOSES THE MAIN DEFICIT OF THE 21ST CENTURY
When dating apps and food delivery appeared, they were also called weird. This is the norm today.
What is the real feature of this market:
🔹They don't sell hardware, but emotion: The customer doesn't care about the brand of processor or hydraulics. It is important for him to come to a non-empty apartment, where someone reacts to his words and remembers his habits.
🔹Industry section: The industry takes androids to reduce costs, and the average consumer takes androids to close the inner void.
🔹Scaling: The $22K price tag is a barrier for early adopters. Reducing the cost to the price of a used car will turn it into a giant mass market.
Shall we switch from dating software to hardware?
ONE ROBOT IS AN INTERESTING TOY. TWO ABSOLUTELY IDENTICAL ROBOTS ARE THE BEGINNING OF THE ERA OF MASS CLONING 🚨💸
The exhibition featured two identical androids that synchronously repeat each other's movements. The crowd literally gasped the moment they touched their palms.
This is no longer a technology demo. This is a direct message to investors: "We are ready to flood the entire market with these copies."
Would you like to go to a store where 10 identical AI girls work?
TECHIES retweeted
A ROBOT WITHOUT LEGS REPLACES A HOUSEKEEPER FOR $2,000/MONTH AND PERFORMS ALL HOUSEHOLD CHORES
The SwitchBot Onero H1 has abandoned human legs: two arms, a wheelbase, and a camera. The result is that she cooks breakfast, starts the laundry, refills the dishwasher and puts clothes on the shelves.
While Tesla and Boston Dynamics are teaching androids how to walk, this bot is just doing the whole routine for you.
A dream or a replacement for a person in the house?
Less time on chores. More time for what matters. ✨
Meet SwitchBot onero H1.
See us at #IFA2026.
#SwitchBot #oneroH1 #Robots #HomeRobotics
A ROBOT WITHOUT LEGS REPLACES A HOUSEKEEPER FOR $2,000/MONTH AND PERFORMS ALL HOUSEHOLD CHORES
The SwitchBot Onero H1 has abandoned human legs: two arms, a wheelbase, and a camera. The result is that she cooks breakfast, starts the laundry, refills the dishwasher and puts clothes on the shelves.
While Tesla and Boston Dynamics are teaching androids how to walk, this bot is just doing the whole routine for you.
A dream or a replacement for a person in the house?
Less time on chores. More time for what matters. ✨
Meet SwitchBot onero H1.
See us at #IFA2026.
#SwitchBot #oneroH1 #Robots #HomeRobotics
TECHIES retweeted
A TRUCKER BOUGHT AN AI COMPANION FOR $20,000 SO HE WOULDN'T GO CRAZY ON FLIGHTS. AND THIS IS A TREND THAT WILL CHANGE THE MARKET 🧵👇
Working as a trucker is one of the loneliest jobs in the world. 10 hours on the road, silence in the cabin and the same type of days.
Everyone laughs at the first sex robots, but they forget that they actually close:
The main problem is not intimacy, but deaf isolation and routine.
Presence effect: A machine that holds your hand, knows your habits and conducts a dialogue during night shifts.
Loneliness is the main driver of AI hardware sales in the coming years.
The SwitchBot Onero H1already works in such conditions and helps drivers who are at a distance to pass the time.
A cringe or a real escape from isolation?
Less time on chores. More time for what matters. ✨
Meet SwitchBot onero H1.
See us at #IFA2026.
#SwitchBot #oneroH1 #Robots #HomeRobotics
A TRUCKER BOUGHT AN AI COMPANION FOR $20,000 SO HE WOULDN'T GO CRAZY ON FLIGHTS. AND THIS IS A TREND THAT WILL CHANGE THE MARKET 🧵👇
Working as a trucker is one of the loneliest jobs in the world. 10 hours on the road, silence in the cabin and the same type of days.
Everyone laughs at the first sex robots, but they forget that they actually close:
The main problem is not intimacy, but deaf isolation and routine.
Presence effect: A machine that holds your hand, knows your habits and conducts a dialogue during night shifts.
Loneliness is the main driver of AI hardware sales in the coming years.
The SwitchBot Onero H1already works in such conditions and helps drivers who are at a distance to pass the time.
A cringe or a real escape from isolation?
Less time on chores. More time for what matters. ✨
Meet SwitchBot onero H1.
See us at #IFA2026.
#SwitchBot #oneroH1 #Robots #HomeRobotics
TECHIES retweeted
PEOPLE ARE WILLING TO PAY $25,000 NOT FOR A CLEANING ROBOT, BUT FOR A REPLACEMENT FOR HUMAN HEAT 🚨💔
The first buyers take androids not for the sake of folding clothes, but for the sake of gaze, memory of dialogues and imitation of skin with touch sensors.
The humanoid companion market is growing faster than robots for factories. Loneliness sells better than any automation.
The future is already in the living rooms. Would you take one for yourself?
A humanoid carries an order of Uber Eats on a scooter in Manhattan. At night. This is not a CGI or a teaser.
A silver android with a neon visor, a bag on his back, a confident stance in the bike lane.
Simple math that will make couriers sick.:
🔹 A person in New York: $15-25/hour before deducting gasoline, depreciation and the risk of being left without a tip.
Robot setup: Android (~$16,000) + scooter ($1,200) + bag ($35) = less than $18,000.
Payback period: One and a half years of working as a live courier. But the car works 24/7, doesn't ask for tips, and doesn't eat your potatoes on the way.
Uber has burned $30 billion on self-driving cars. But the solution turned out to be simpler: an android on a scooter at the price of a second-hand Korean.
There are 2.1 million Uber Eats couriers in the USA. How many of them have just lost their jobs?
PEOPLE ARE WILLING TO PAY $25,000 NOT FOR A CLEANING ROBOT, BUT FOR A REPLACEMENT FOR HUMAN HEAT 🚨💔
The first buyers take androids not for the sake of folding clothes, but for the sake of gaze, memory of dialogues and imitation of skin with touch sensors.
The humanoid companion market is growing faster than robots for factories. Loneliness sells better than any automation.
The future is already in the living rooms. Would you take one for yourself?
A humanoid carries an order of Uber Eats on a scooter in Manhattan. At night. This is not a CGI or a teaser.
A silver android with a neon visor, a bag on his back, a confident stance in the bike lane.
Simple math that will make couriers sick.:
🔹 A person in New York: $15-25/hour before deducting gasoline, depreciation and the risk of being left without a tip.
Robot setup: Android (~$16,000) + scooter ($1,200) + bag ($35) = less than $18,000.
Payback period: One and a half years of working as a live courier. But the car works 24/7, doesn't ask for tips, and doesn't eat your potatoes on the way.
Uber has burned $30 billion on self-driving cars. But the solution turned out to be simpler: an android on a scooter at the price of a second-hand Korean.
There are 2.1 million Uber Eats couriers in the USA. How many of them have just lost their jobs?
TECHIES retweeted
A LITTLE ANDROID MADE A BATCH WITH TWO GUYS RIGHT IN AN ELECTRONICS STORE 🧵👇
The CCTV footage showed a terrible incident: the robot greeted the staff, and then suddenly got into a fighting stance and began to distribute blows.
What is amazing about this physics:
Dynamic compensation: The guys tried to twist it, but the algorithms redistributed the torque in milliseconds.
Combat stance: The robot throws out its legs and holds its center of gravity even on slippery tiles.
Protection cycle: Instead of going into emergency mode, the sensors recognized the capture as a threat and launched the active resistance protocol.
Is it a staged stress test or a failure of real-time security algorithms?
Write your options in the comments
THE RISE OF THE MACHINES BEGAN NOT WITH TERMINATORS, BUT WITH A COURIER WHO STOOD UP LIKE A PINWHEEL AND DEMOLISHED A SCOOTER 🚨💥
The robot spilled food, refused to get up like an ordinary mortal, spun the turntable and sent a passerby to the asphalt.
The physics are perfect, the safety is zero.
Are you ready to share sidewalks with such couriers?