The Robotics Stack
00:06:17 · Leo, Xara
[00:06:17] S1: That you know of. I mean, I don't know. [00:06:20] S2: Yeah. Some people I did before. We're probably one of the first to make a video out of it. Right? Especially using our latest breakthrough and algorithm. Very interesting things happen in this. And before I talk about our own hardware, let me show you some few breakthrough. First of all, we're able to make the Unitree climb onto a bed. This was very, hard to do because, as you know, every single bed has different physics, has different softness, height, and different kind of friction. So once it's on bat, we need to make sure it can switch from any positions into any other positions. These are arching positions. It's switched to a doggy positions. [00:06:49] S1: From a technical point of view, I mean, a human with robots, it's already pretty hard to make it work on two legs. It's not designed at all to use the hands for stability. The hands are literally designed just to carry stuff, not to, you know, move yourself around. So, yeah, this is a pretty strong technical standpoint for sure.
00:06:49 · Leo, Xara
[00:06:49] S1: From a technical point of view, I mean, a human with robots, it's already pretty hard to make it work on two legs. It's not designed at all to use the hands for stability. The hands are literally designed just to carry stuff, not to, you know, move yourself around. So, yeah, this is a pretty strong technical standpoint for sure. [00:07:05] S2: Yes. So, Leo, that's a good observation. So the hands here was the duty order supporting. As you know, in this kind of intimate scenarios, it's very important to use hands. In fact, in simulations, we are able to control robotic hands to do a hand job. So once in a certain position, let's say a doggy position, it's keep moving its butt. So you might wonder why do we do this business? Why do we start this business? First of all, we observe a very interesting market. This sex doll business is $10,000,000,000 industry every single year. It's one of the fastest growing industry on the planet. I guess people are lonely. That's why they introvert with doll. Right? But sex doll has three main issues. Number one, sex dolls are extremely heavy. This sex doll right now is 40 to 60 kilogram. It's very similar to a human weight. Second thing is that, the order moves that you you need to do, you have to basically make it yourself. Right? Because it has no robotic parts. Right? This is the internal frame of the SXO. As you see, there's a metallic frame. So this... It's a metallic frame. You have to basically move yourself, and it does not adjust by itself, obviously, because I'm not a robot.
00:07:05 · Xara, Leo
[00:07:05] S2: Yes. So, Leo, that's a good observation. So the hands here was the duty order supporting. As you know, in this kind of intimate scenarios, it's very important to use hands. In fact, in simulations, we are able to control robotic hands to do a hand job. So once in a certain position, let's say a doggy position, it's keep moving its butt. So you might wonder why do we do this business? Why do we start this business? First of all, we observe a very interesting market. This sex doll business is $10,000,000,000 industry every single year. It's one of the fastest growing industry on the planet. I guess people are lonely. That's why they introvert with doll. Right? But sex doll has three main issues. Number one, sex dolls are extremely heavy. This sex doll right now is 40 to 60 kilogram. It's very similar to a human weight. Second thing is that, the order moves that you you need to do, you have to basically make it yourself. Right? Because it has no robotic parts. Right? This is the internal frame of the SXO. As you see, there's a metallic frame. So this... It's a metallic frame. You have to basically move yourself, and it does not adjust by itself, obviously, because I'm not a robot. [00:07:59] S1: Now what is the weight of a Unitree G1? I'm guessing it's a G1 you have in the other video. Right? [00:08:04] S2: G1 right now with all the parts is roughly very close to 40 kilogram. So G1 is also very heavy. But but G1 has another issue. G... It's very short. [00:08:11] S1: Less heavy than the dollar, though. Yeah.
00:08:13 · Xara
[00:08:13] S2: It's less than $0.5. So dollar roughly... You're looking at 177 meter dollar. It's already 46 kilogram, but Unitree is only 1.3 meter. It's only 130 centimeter. It's very, very short. So, obviously, because the whole thing is metallic, it's it's very, very heavy. Right? So third thing is that we observe the doll market is that it's very oily because usually the oil would come out of silicone. Right? If you use the silicone doll for extended period of time, the oil actually comes out of it. It's very disgusting. So when user interact with it, the oil might stick to human... The user's skin. So observe it that this is a huge market. We decided to build an Intimacy Robot. You might wonder how do we do it? What's the technology? What's the software behind it that makes it possible? Let me show you a few things. Once we decided to build an Intimacy Robot, we actually found a real point star, put her in a motion capture suit. So motion capture, as you know, is very commonly seen in animations and in robotics. We actually capture 160 different sex move, and we wanna make sure we have any data from any sex positions to any other sex positions. Because we need to make sure the robots can change from any positions to any other positions, so we recorded a lot of data. And in simulation, using reinforcement learning and imitation learning, we teach Unitree how to have sex in simulations. This is our last accent. And as you see, the Unitree is doing all kind of fancy stuff. And once it's ready, we implement onto Unitree platform. And on top of it, we add a voice agent so that you can voice control it. Hey, baby. What's going on? Hey, baby. Just waiting for you. What do you wanna do, gorgeous? Come to my bedroom. Okay. I'm walking to the bedroom now, my love. So as you see, the whole thing can be voice control. I asked you to come to my bedroom. It's able to use internal navigations using SLAM. It's gonna navigate inside my house. It's gonna recognize the bed, and it's gonna climb onto the bed. It shakes its butt, lays down, and flips itself, and so on and so forth. The whole thing was done with voice control. So, basically, you can use voice command to ask it to go from any positions to any other positions, stably on bed. To say reinforcement learning, we're able to control the robots to do any move from any position to any other position.
00:10:07 · Xara, Leo
But, obviously, we cannot sell Unitree. Right? [00:10:10] S1: Does it run on device or you rely on the cloud to do that? [00:10:15] S2: Everything was run on the edge. We actually have a one unified policy in order for the robots to do any positions from any to any. Let me show you a few things. That's a sexy dance. At least we try. It's a lap dance. Obviously, it's one of the first robotic lap dance. So, obviously, it's an interesting dance, but we cannot sell Unitree because Unitree has three issues. Number one is that Unitree is also very, very heavy. It's 40 kilograms. Right? It's not a very light machine. Second thing is it's only 1.3 meter, which is a 130 centimeter. It's too short for any kind of intimacy robotics. It's a children size, which is not very good. Third thing is that who would have desire? Who would get interested in a metallic or steel looking robots? Right? So that's why we decided to build our own hardware. We call it Somnia. Somnia is actually one of the first intimacy robots on the planet right now. Somnia, in Latin, it means dream. That's why we wanna become people's dream companion. Our whole company is called Somnia Lab. We are a lab. We are a company that builds dream. And let me show you a few very crazy things. So this is this is our own hardware. It's 175 centimeters, 1.75 meters, but it's only 20 kilogram. Let's see it doing a doggy positions. So as you see, obviously, it's a robot with the black hat and white all all this kind of stuff. But if we move forward a little bit, it could look very, very natural.
00:10:15 · Xara, Oskar
[00:10:15] S2: Everything was run on the edge. We actually have a one unified policy in order for the robots to do any positions from any to any. Let me show you a few things. That's a sexy dance. At least we try. It's a lap dance. Obviously, it's one of the first robotic lap dance. So, obviously, it's an interesting dance, but we cannot sell Unitree because Unitree has three issues. Number one is that Unitree is also very, very heavy. It's 40 kilograms. Right? It's not a very light machine. Second thing is it's only 1.3 meter, which is a 130 centimeter. It's too short for any kind of intimacy robotics. It's a children size, which is not very good. Third thing is that who would have desire? Who would get interested in a metallic or steel looking robots? Right? So that's why we decided to build our own hardware. We call it Somnia. Somnia is actually one of the first intimacy robots on the planet right now. Somnia, in Latin, it means dream. That's why we wanna become people's dream companion. Our whole company is called Somnia Lab. We are a lab. We are a company that builds dream. And let me show you a few very crazy things. So this is this is our own hardware. It's 175 centimeters, 1.75 meters, but it's only 20 kilogram. Let's see it doing a doggy positions. So as you see, obviously, it's a robot with the black hat and white all all this kind of stuff. But if we move forward a little bit, it could look very, very natural. [00:11:25] S0: And that's the intern there, or that's you?