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Transcript Transcribed by Timothy Covell Reviewed by Morton Bast 0:11 So just by a show of hands, how many of you all have a robot at home? Not very many of you. Okay. And actually of those hands, if you don't include Roomba how many of you have a robot at home? So a couple. That's okay. That's the problem that we're trying to solve at Romotive -- that I and the other 20 nerds at Romotive are obsessed with solving. 0:31 So we really want to build a robot that anyone can use, whether you're eight or 80. And as it turns out, that's a really hard problem, because you have to build a small, portable robot that's not only really affordable, but it has to be something that people actually want to take home and have around their kids. This robot can't be creepy or uncanny. He should be friendly and cute. 0:56 So meet Romo. Romo's a robot that uses a device you already know and love -- your iPhone -- as his brain. And by leveraging the power of the iPhone's processor, we can create a robot that is wi-fi enabled and computer vision-capable for 150 bucks, which is about one percent of what these kinds of robots have cost in the past. 1:23 When Romo wakes up, he's in creature mode. So he's actually using the video camera on the device to follow my face. If I duck down, he'll follow me. He's wary, so he'll keep his eyes on me. If I come over here, he'll turn to follow me. If I come over here -- (Laughs) He's smart. And if I get too close to him, he gets scared just like any other creature. So in a lot of ways, Romo is like a pet that has a mind of his own. Thanks, little guy. (Sneezing sound) Bless you. 1:58 And if I want to explore the world -- uh-oh, Romo's tired -- if I want to explore the world with Romo, I can actually connect him from any other iOS device. So here's the iPad. And Romo will actually stream video to this device. So I can see everything that Romo sees, and I get a robot's-eye-view of the world. Now this is a free app on the App Store, so if any of you guys had this app on your phones, we could literally right now share control of the robot and play games together. 2:23 So I'll show you really quickly, Romo actually -- he's streaming video, so you can see me and the entire TED audience. If I get in front of Romo here. And if I want to control him, I can just drive. So I can drive him around, and I can take pictures of you. I've always wanted a picture of a 1,500-person TED audience. So I'll snap a picture. And in the same way that you scroll through content on an iPad, I can actually adjust the angle of the camera on the device. So there are all of you through Romo's eyes. And finally, because Romo is an extension of me, I can express myself through his emotions. So I can go in and I can say let's make Romo excited. 3:05 But the most important thing about Romo is that we wanted to create something that was literally completely intuitive. You do not have to teach someone how to drive Romo. In fact, who would like to drive a robot? Okay. Awesome. Here you go. Thank you, Scott. 3:24 And even cooler, you actually don't have to be in the same geographic location as the robot to control him. So he actually streams two-way audio and video between any two smart devices. So you can log in through the browser, and it's kind of like Skype on wheels. So we were talking before about telepresence, and this is a really cool example. You can imagine an eight-year-old girl, for example, who has an iPhone, and her mom buys her a robot. That girl can take her iPhone, put it on the robot, send an email to Grandma, who lives on the other side of the country. Grandma can log into that robot and play hide-and-go-seek with her granddaughter for fifteen minutes every single night, when otherwise she might only be able to get to see her granddaughter once or twice a year. 4:03 Thanks, Scott. 4:04 (Applause) 4:10 So those are a couple of the really cool things that Romo can do today. But I just want to finish by talking about something that we're working on in the future. This is actually something that one of our engineers, Dom, built in a weekend. It's built on top of a Google open framework called Blockly. This allows you to drag and drop these blocks of semantic code and create any behavior for this robot you want. You do not have to know how to code to create a behavior for Romo. And you can actually simulate that behavior in the browser, which is what you see Romo doing on the left. And then if you have something you like, you can download it onto your robot and execute it in real life, run the program in real life. And then if you have something you're proud of, you can share it with every other person who owns a robot in the world. So all of these wi-fi–enabled robots actually learn from each other. 4:52 The reason we're so focused on building robots that everyone can train is that we think the most compelling use cases in personal robotics are personal. They change from person to person. So we think that if you're going to have a robot in your home, that robot ought to be a manifestation of your own imagination. 5:10 So I wish that I could tell you what the future of personal robotics looks like. To be honest, I have no idea. But what we do know is that it isn't 10 years or 10 billion dollars or a large humanoid robot away. The future of personal robotics is happening today, and it's going to depend on small, agile robots like Romo and the creativity of people like yourselves. So we can't wait to get you all robots, and we can't wait to see what you build. 5:38 Thank you. 5:40 (Applause)
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Transcript Translated by Martina Movrić Reviewed by Senzos Osijek 0:11 Dakle, samo podizanjem ruku, koliko vas ima robota kod kuće? Ne baš puno vas. Zapravo od tih ruku, ako ne uključujete Roomba, koliko vas ima robota kod kuće? Dakle, nekoliko. To je u redu. To je problem kojeg mi pokušavamo riješiti u Romotiveu-- kojim smo ja i ostalih 20 štrebera u Romotiveu opsjednuti s rješavanjem. 0:31 Dakle, mi zaista želimo napraviti robota kojeg svatko može koristiti, bilo da imaš 8 ili 80 godina. I kao što se ispostavilo, to je zaista težak problem zato što moraš napraviti malog prenosivog robota koji nije samo zaista pristupačan nego mora biti nešto što ljudi žele uzeti svojoj kući i imati pored svoje djece. Ovaj robot ne može biti zastrašujuć i opasan. Trebao bi biti druželjubiv i sladak. 0:56 Pa upoznajte Romea. Romo je robot koji koristi uređaj kojeg poznajete i volite-- vaš iPhone--kao svoj mozak. I utjecanjem snage iPhoneovog procesora možemo napraviti robota koji je bežično pristupačan i vidljiv preko računala za 150 dolara, što je oko 1% cijene ovakvog robota u prošlosti. 1:23 Kada se Romeo probudi, on je u modu stvorenja. Dakle, on zapravo koristi video kameru na uređaju kako bi slijedio moje lice. Ako se sagnem, prati me. On je oprezan, pa pazi na mene. Ako dođem ovamo, nastavit će me slijediti. Ako dođem ovamo --(smijeh) Pametan je. A ako dođem preblizu njega, uplašit će se kao i svako drugo stvorenje. Na mnogo načina, Romo je poput ljubimca koji ima svoj um. Hvala, mali čovječe. (Zvuk kihanja) Nazdravlje. 1:58 I ako želim istražiti svijet--uh-oh, Romo je umoran-- ako želim istražiti svijet s Romom, mogu ga zapravo spojiti s bilo kojim drugim iOS uređajem. Dakle ovo je iPad. I Romo će prenositi video ovom uređaju. Stoga mogu vidjeti sve što Romo vidi, i dobijem pogled na svijet očima robota. Ovo je besplatna aplikacija na Trgovini aplikacija, pa kad bi netko od vas imao ovu aplikaciju na mobitelu, mogli bismo doslovno sada podijeliti kontrolu nad robotom i igrati igre zajedno. 2:23 Pokazat ću vam na brzinu, Romo zapravo -- prenosi video, pa možete vidjeti mene i cijelu publiku TED-a. Stat ću ispred Romoa ovdje. I ako ga želim kontrolirati, mogu samo upravljati. Dakle, mogu ga vozikati uokolo, i mogu vas uslikati. Oduvijek sam želio sliku publike TED-a od 1500 ljudi. Uslikat ću. I na isti način na koji pomičete sadržaj iPad-a, mogu podestiti kut kamere na uređaju. Dakle, tamo ste svi vi u očima Romo-a. I napokon, zato što je Romo nastavak mene, mogu iskazati sebe putem njegovih emocija. Pa mogu ući i reći hajmo učiniti Romoa uzbuđenim. 3:05 Ali najvažnija stvar koja se tiče Romoa je ta da smo željeli napraviti nešto potpuno intuitivno. Nije potrebno nekoga učiti kako se upravlja Romom. Zapravo, tko bi volio upravljati robotom? Odlično. Izvoli. Hvala, Scott. 3:24 I što je još bolje, ne moraš biti na istoj geografskoj lokaciji kao robot da bi upravljao njime. On zapravo može poslati dva načina audio i video između bilo koja dva pametna uređaja. Dakle možete se prijaviti putem preglednika, i to je poput Skype-a na kotačima. Pričali smo prije o telepresenceima, a ovo je zaista super primjer. Možete zamisliti 8-godišnju djevojčicu, na primjer, koja ima iPhone, i njezina joj majka kupi robota. Ta djevojčica može uzeti svoj iPhone, staviti ga u robota, poslati mail baki, koja živi na drugom kraju grada. Baka se može prijaviti u taj robot i igrati se skrivača sa svojom unukom 15 minuta svake večeri, kada je inače ona u mogućnosti vidjeti unuku samo jednom ili dva puta godišnje. 4:03 Hvala, Scott. 4:04 (Pljesak) 4:10 Dakle ovo su neke zaista super stvari koje Romo danas može. Ali želim završiti govoreći o nečemu na čemu radimo u budućnosti. Ovo je zapravo nešto što je jedan od naših inženjera, Dom, sagradio za vikend. Sagrađeno je na vrhu Googlovog otvorenog okvira koji se zove Blockly. To vam omogućuje da povučete i ispustite ove blokove semantičkog koda i kreirate bilo koje ponašanje koje želite za ovog robota. Ne morate znati kodirati kako biste kreirali ponašanje za Romoa. I možete zapravo simulirati to ponašanja u pregledniku što je ovo što vidite da Romo radi s lijeva. I ako imate nešto što volite, možete to preuzeti na vašeg robota i izvršiti to u stvarnom životu, pokrenuti program u stvarnom životu. I ako imate nešto na što se ponosite, možete to podijeliti sa svima drugima u svijetu koji posjeduju robota. Dakle, svi ovi bežični roboti uče jedni od drugih. 4:52 Razlog zašto smo toliko usmjereni na izgradnju robota kojim svatko može upravljati je taj što mislimo da najvažniji slučajevi korištenja u osobnim robotikama su osobne. Mijenjaju se od osobe do osobe. Pa mislimo da, ako ćete imati robota u svom domu, taj robot bi trebao biti manifestacija vaše osobne mašte. 5:10 Stoga bih želio kad bih vam mogao reći kako izgleda budućnost osobnih robota. Da budem iskren, ne znam. Ali ono što znamo je to da nije 10 godina ili 10 bilijuna dolara ili daleko od velikih humanoidnih robota. Budućnost osobne robotike se događa danas, i ovisit će o malim vrijednim robotima poput Romoa i kreativnim ljudima poput vas. Stoga jedva čekam da svi imate robote, i jedva čekamo da vidimo što gradite 5:38 Hvala vam. 5:40 (Pljesak)