Robot Versus Human Efficiency

>robot >100kg battery >10,000 watt hours for 1 hour of movement >breaks after a couple years vs >human >1 potato (220 grams) for 1 hour of movement >lasts 70 years >way more manoeuvrable Why are biological processes so much more efficient than mechanical ones? Let me rephrase the question for you to show off your stupidity. >Why are humans not better at creating mechanical beings that can rival humans after just 70 years of robotics? >Seasoning applied

A robot imageboard post compares a heavy robot requiring a large battery with a human powered by one potato, noting that humans are more maneuverable and last longer. The follow-up reply sarcastically reframes the question to mock the original poster, implying that humans are already biological machines and that the real challenge is building robots as capable as people. EN: A robot imageboard post compares a heavy robot requiring a large battery with a human powered by one potato, noting that humans are more maneuverable and last longer. The follow-up reply sarcastically reframes the question to mock the original poster, implying that humans are already biological machines and that the real challenge is building robots as capable as people.

• @gentoomemes / 4108 2023-04-23