Tour of a San Francisco robotics lab featuring Tibo, a robot built in 2022 that's being retrofitted with arms. The team shows robots learning to pour liquids, tests rotation stability, and captures a robot noticing its own reflection for the first time.
Oh my God, a robot is coming.
A robot. Well, the robot doesn't open the door for you just yet, but we're working on it.
Welcome to the Robotics Floor. Follow me, follow me, follow me for the tour.
Tibo is an elderly robot, which means it was made in 2022. We're building arms to load and unload.
Yeah.
So that we can give new life to them, not only with the new modes, but give them arms so they can do more work. You would think I was an alcoholic if you looked at this table over here, but the truth is we're teaching robots to pour.
Bye, Tebow. Now these don't look elderly. Here we go.
And then this is rotation. It's, yeah, left-right is not as stable. Rotating is more stable. Just backwards.
He's looking at his own reflection. Oh my God, this is me?
