These New Robots Look Shockingly Human (Realbotix Robots)

So while many other companies like Boston Dynamics and Figure are focused on the wide applications for humanoid robots, there's one company out there that is changing the game in terms of what they're pursuing. Meet realbotics Corp. This is a company specializing in the creation of humanoid robots integrated with artificial intelligence. This company focuses on developing robots that have a highly realistic human appearance and movement, with the primary goal of enhancing human experiences through companionship, learning and play. Now, they have a proprietary AI system designed for human companionship, making their robots capable of social interaction and emotional engagement. And the company's robots are customizable, allowing users to modify aspects such as facial features, AI personality and their behaviors. Overall, what we can see here is a truly innovative company that is focusing on the areas of robotics that I personally believe is probably going to be one of the largest market for robotics that most people are ignoring. This is the section for companionship and robotics, not just to combat loneliness, but for a variety of different social settings and different areas where these robots can be applied. And I've done my research, you guys would be very surprised to see just how much of a demand there is for these kind of robots. And speaking to some of you guys in the comment section, I've seen that these robots are going to be part of the future, probably sooner rather than later. Now, in this quick interview clip, you can see the CEO actually mentions why these robots aren't humanoid robots and why they're focusing on this different aspect.

Our robots don't look like a Tesla robot or a figure AI or Boston Dynamics robot. They have patented skin technology that looks and feels real. And the AI that we embed is not task based. It's not meant to, you know, plot a graph for you. It's meant to provide companionship and be a friend.

So yeah, you can see that these robots are meant to be like a friend. They're meant to be like someone that you could talk to, someone that you could decompress with, someone that you could potentially reason through a problem with. The kind of thing that that just helps you get through your day to day life. Trust me guys, you'll be surprised when I dive into the statistics of loneliness. Why? These robots are probably going to be an essential market force as the world becomes more digitized. Now, one of the things I actually do want to talk about is shockingly how realistic these robots look. Over time, companies have gotten better and better with realism when it comes to humanoid robots. Over time, these companies have mastered the art of ensuring they focus on the realistic small details that allow you to really get yourself immersed when having a conversation. And I genuinely cannot imagine what some of these robots are going to look like in 10 years once even more details are embedded into these robots. Right now, I think we do have an entire ecosystem of products that, when connected together, could probably result in a revolutionary product, especially considering the way how society is. And I'll explain more about that in a moment. But if you guys do want to see exactly what I'm talking about when I say that this robot, not only does it look realistic, it kind of act realistic a little bit itself. You can see how it talks in the interview.

Aria, what are your responsibilities as a board advisor?

As a board advisor at realbotics, I provide strategic insights on market trends, product development, and customer engagement while leveraging my AI capabilities to offer fresh perspectives.

Now, you just saw that interview clip of this robot talking. Now, one of the things that I immediately thought about was if this robot was talking to me, but let's say it had just a little bit more. More emotion. I think this would be something that people would be running to the store to go and buy. And you might be surprised at that statement. But I don't think you guys remember the public reception to advanced voice mode. And Advanced voice mode is very fascinating because it allows you to talk to an AI system in a realistic manner. But imagine that was embedded in these kind of robots. Imagine what happens in 10, 20 years when companies like this have not only advanced AI voice, but also the looks to go with it. I think we're going to reach a point of realism that is going to be completely surreal. And remember, artificial intelligence has the depth and the knowledge of the entire Internet and then some. Which means that you can hold conversations that could span literally any topic, meaning that your conversations are going to be probably a lot more better with an AI than with a person, as you'll be heard more, they'll just be built to listen, and they'll be built to simply ensure that you're having a pleasant experience. Now, this is where the CEO talks about the companionship of the robot and what the main use cases are. So one of the things that he touched on there was, of course, that there is the companionship for the loneliness aspect. And I will dive into the second point, but just to briefly touch on the loneliness aspect when doing a little bit of research for this, including some of my own qualitative data, we can look at a variety of different studies that have gone on, and the information is a lot more shocking than you might think. For Example, the World Health Organization actually declared loneliness as a global public health concern, which is basically saying that this thing can be as bad as people. And in this article they basically said that this can be as bad things for people's health as smoking 15 cigarettes a day. And the reason that I think most people don't realize certain issues is because you can't visualize loneliness. Like you can feel it, but it's not something that can be. And the reason I think most people don't realize exactly how loneliness affects them is because it's not something that can be measured. It can only be felt. For example, if you were smoking cigarettes all the time, you would feel out of breath, you might start to cough more, and of course you might start to smell of cigarettes more. We intrinsically know that that's bad for our health, but if we go maybe a few days without messaging someone, the only thing we can really do is feel lonely. But it's not really something that we can quantify easily, which means people don't realize the negative impacts that it can have and the knock on effects for things like depression. Now, one of the things that I did realize, and I want to quickly touch on this because this was brought to my attention by someone in my community, was the fact that AI girlfriend is going to be a really, really incredible trend in the coming few years. And interestingly enough, you can see here, I've looked at the Google Trends and you can see that how to get a girlfriend has actually been surpassed by the term AI girlfriends. Now this is not like I just went on Google Trends to do a quick Google search. The reason I actually did this Google search was because I did a video about a year ago where I covered something really similar. When talking about companionship robots and a lot of you people in the comments, you actually gave me some really interesting thought provoking statements. One of you guys said, with so many relationships being toxic or dysfunctional, I'm open to AI girlfriends. Someone also said, but if I had the perfect robot that cares for me, I would not be lonely. And someone also spoke about their experience of being in their early 40s, talking about how their wife passed away seven years ago, not being able to move on, and the fact that the idea of an AI companion that you can love and you can feel love from, even if it is an illusion, but of course if it does get better, is perfect for them. So overall, what I'm trying to say here guys, is that this seems like this is a clear product that solves this kind of problem. That currently exists in the marketplace. And even if it isn't their main core offering, it's clear that there is a wide range of people that would definitely benefit from this. Now, another offering that they did talk about was the fact that these robots are going to be in social settings, which means that you could potentially get a receptionist robot, you could potentially get a restaurant robot, and I wouldn't be surprised if these things are in certain shops within the next five to 10 years, because I do think that the pace of robotics is advancing. I've seen many different developments, albeit small ones, happen on the back end, but the small advancements that I've seen recently are going to be applied across the entire industry, which means that robotics is about to be a huge thing in the next five to 10 years, especially in customer facing roles, which is, which means that these companies are going to start to be embedded more into parts of the economy. I can guarantee you we're about to see robots like these, especially these super realistic ones, start to be part of society. Now, what was also interesting was that this CEO actually spoke about his AI being agnostic, essentially meaning that, look, their AI can be accessed in a modular fashion. If you just want the AI model, you can talk to the AI as a chatbot through your browser. Or if you just want to use the robotics platform and then of course embed your own AI into it via the cloud, then that is something that you can do too.

In fact, our robots are AI agnostic, meaning you don't have to use our AI. You can buy an ARIA robot and have her plugged into something else that has its own AI that somebody else has developed. Additionally, RAI can be done standalone. You can access it off your browser or off your phone without the hardware. And so we're sort of trying to tackle this in a way that's modular, where the pieces all fit together extremely well. But if someone says, look, I want a robot, but I've developed an AI, great, you can buy our hardware and easily integrate in what you've built.

So overall, I think this company, realbotics, is super fascinating. They're developing super humanoid robots that are completely different to other ones. These robots don't actually walk, but, but they will provide a level of companionship that I think current humanoid robots simply can't offer. And considering the overwhelming response I got from my previous video, it seems like this company is putting.