Sentences with phrase «time than our robots»

If human arms were rigid, such as our robot arms, and if human hands only had two fingers, such as our grippers, then humans would probably have a harder time than our robots assembling the chair.»

Not exact matches

The robot's vision can now «read» stop signs (rather than rely on a map to plot them out) and differentiate between hundreds of objects in real time.

But robot - assisted surgery can take more of the surgeon's time than traditional procedures, reducing the number of operations doctors can perform.

That means 32 percent more robots were bought this year than at the same time in 2016 — it's the strongest first quarter on record for robots ordered by North American companies, according to the Robotic Industries Association.

Now we just have to hope that robots deem it nice to keep those humans around with their weak biological bodies and their brains that are about a trillion trillion times less powerful than theirs.

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Gain these skills is far more time intensive than using a trading robot, but it is going to help you to grow your skills as a trader and give you the background that you need if you want to be successful over the long haul.

CHICAGO (Reuters)- Wal - Mart Stores Inc is rolling out shelf - scanning robots in more than 50 U.S. stores to replenish inventory faster and save employees time when products run out.

The robots are 50 percent more productive than their human counterparts and can scan shelves significantly more accurately and three times faster, King said.

I'd rather watch the President debate a candidate than a robot programmed by his handlers to match the time zone.

The 880 also provides for a deeper room clean with five times the air power while requiring a lot less maintenance (think hair removal and unclogging) than off - brand robots.

The bot is about 1,000 times lighter than other previously developed aerial - aquatic robots.

Klaatu is back and badder than before, with Gort the robot four times the size of the original and a new message for humans to shape up and save the environment... or else.

But robot - assisted surgery can take more of the surgeon's time than traditional procedures, reducing the number of operations doctors can perform.

R - ones are up to 10 times less expensive than previously available research - grade swarm robots.

Those firms are based on the premise that while AI robots won't replace scientists and clinicians, they should save time and money by finding drug leads several times faster than conventional processes.

The robot's brain processes visual information in real time, enabling it to do more than simply navigate from one spot to another.

That ability to process visual information in real time means Neurala's brain can do more than just guide a robot from one spot to another.

But the lack of centralized control meant the robot collectives were clumsier and had slower reaction times than stand - alone bots.

During test jumps, the robot briefly experienced accelerations of about 13.8 g — more than three times those stomached by astronauts on the space shuttle as they were boosted into orbit.

It also managed to teach a virtual humanoid robot to walk, developing a neural network a hundred times larger than any previously developed through neuroevolution to control a robot.

This marked the first time in the FRC's history that teams needed to create more than one robot during their six - week build season, which kicked off January 8.

In one scene, as protagonist leader Optimus Prime (an 18 - wheel Peterbilt truck that morphs into a two - story robot) slugs it out with an enemy Transformer known as Bonecrusher, animators slowed the scene as much as four times less than normal speed so that the audience could better take in the spectacle of two enormous robots crashing over a city bridge.

Although the robots pump their legs much faster than the insects (40 times a second, as opposed to no more than 10 for the insect), the strokes are much shorter and, moreover, the robots are a hundred times heavier than the insects.

High - speed cameras and winged robots have revealed how flies can dodge danger in less time than it takes us to blink

This latest - generation RoboBee, which is 1,000 times lighter than any previous aerial - to - aquatic robot, could be used for numerous applications, from search - and - rescue operations to environmental monitoring and biological studies.

Specifically, fish consistently preferred to follow the Gray robot rather than its red replica, spending a larger amount of time in the focal region behind the robotic fish (from the Top view) and in the middle of the water column (from the Side view).

The time spent by fish in the middle compartment (49.2 s) was the highest when the robot tail - beat frequency was set at 2 Hz and post-hoc comparisons revealed that such time was significantly different than the time spent in the middle compartment for the robot beating its tail at 4 Hz (35.2 s), see Figure 7.

The time spent in compartment B3 (28.5 s) was the highest when the robot tail - beat frequency was set to 3 Hz, and post-hoc comparisons revealed that such time was significantly different than the time spent in B3 for the robot beating its tail at 0 Hz or 2 Hz (24.5 s or 24.6 s, respectively), see Figure 7.

It's fast — 57 cm (22») per second, five times faster than similar robots — and it can move forward or backward across shifting terrain like rocks or sand.

And any time spent thinking about how ridiculous what they're actually talking about is, is still more entertaining than some of the antics the supporting characters get up to, be it John Malkovich trying to kung fu a robot or a former Special Forces soldier complaining stress or all the running he was having to do, or dear God anything having to do with Sam's parents who offer nothing to the film but reminders why they shouldn't be in it.

A chance encounter with another orphan of the kaiju war, genius robot pilot - wannabe Amara Namani (Cailee Spaeny) results in both being arrested and inducted into the Pan Pacific Defense Corps just in time to battle another monster incursion as well as mysterious rogue robots in a subplot that's more predictable than it seems to realize.

Although the students and campus look more like Hefner's guests at the Playboy mansion than a academic institution, the eager freshman barely has time to look around before stumbling across an Internet clip showing a robot attack in China.

When the whammies come, as Stark's lavish reboot of the 1964 New York World's Fair is invaded by copycat robots, they're nothing more than retreads of Iron Man's, times 50.

Zombies, robots and the like are surprisingly less exciting than they should be, especially when they're the only things between you and the exact same level you've played numerous times before.

Proyas, in the requisite HBO behind - the - scenes glorified press release, called I, Robot a documentary of the future; I call it an astonishingly bloated misfire with glints of gold here and there (a new generation of robots are called «Nestors» — apparently named by someone early on in the screenwriting process after the peacemaker between Agamemnon and Achilles during the Trojan War), buried beneath all the simpering, condescending idiot - rhetoric of Akiva Goldsman, who, if he leaves a smart reference in a script, makes double - sure to explain it in small words for an audience he presumes is several times stupider than he is.

This robot's app - based control makes it challenging to actively engage more that two students at a time, but the price point on the Spheros is lower than the Bee - Bots, so while I might need more robots to engage my students in a full - class lesson, the opportunity cost is comparable.

While logging into my various accounts and noting down the net worth is more time consuming than just having a robot do it, I do find some advantages from manually calculating my net worth:

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Believe it or not — given the time and the budget and the support — many of us would much rather be making games where we feel the unstoppable power of love as a force for human salvation, than games where yet another endless horde of terminator robots falls beneath our plasma cannons.

It's a well known fact that ninjas excel when working swiftly in the shadows, but one ninja in particular managed to be even faster than the others, stopping an army of evil robots from conquering the world in a very short amount of time.

Somewhat surprisingly, the idea of a zombie outbreak seems far more likely and believable (even during Victorian times) than Moriarty creating robot versions of himself, or even worse, having his dead body injected with the zombie disease yet still managing to hold onto his personality and mentality.

As CBR News reported previously, the next Beenox - developed Spidey game will offer a more free - roaming environment than the previous Spider - Man efforts (namely «Edge of Time» and «Shattered Dimensions»), but it looks as if it will have a new breed of enemy as well — robots gone wild.

And the fact that the world of Mega Man is taken over, destroyed and rebuilt several times over the course of Dr. Light's twilight years just goes to show how much more productive robots are than humans anyway.

You can make the argument that it adds to the intensity of each fight, but more times than not you can be become aggravated because a normal human in that situation wouldn't move like a friggin» robot.

Putting the German forest back in the spotlight, notes The New York Times, Wohlleben is making the case for a popular reimagination of trees — which the modern world seems to think of as «organic robots,» designed for little more than to supply us humans with oxygen and wood.

Folding «origami robots» can twist through small spaces and lift more than 100 times their own weight.

Its short animated film (available in English, Dutch, Japanese and German) outlining concerns over killer robots and the call for a preemptive ban on the weapons has been viewed more than 2,500 times.

When launched, this robot vacuum from Vileda cost three time less than the Dyson.