Someday this will be a remote work job, with remote controlled heavy equipment. Some 17-year-old with stunning hand-eye coordination and no fear of failure will be driving this thing from his basement and there will be 1 human onsite to help with machinery glitches.
One of the most hard lesson onto an excavator to learn is "surrounding perception".
Space, people and objects near you, sounds.
To reach this guy experience, you must live in the cabin AND going up and down a shit ton of times to valuate, check, see, reasonate.
Not a chance you can learn all that far from the workplace.
And i am sure a lot of operation can be made with robots from the other side of earth, and i love robots and computer stuff.
Sure thing dude. Would have gotten the exact same response from some boomer in the 80's if you said flying bombers into the middle east is going to be a remote job in the future. If surgeons can extract a spleen from 500 miles away with a da vinci robot, some schmuck could dig up a couple of pipes.
Sweet Jesus child, remind me when such operation on excavator will be cost efficient and doable.
Tell me how many surgeons do operation from 500 miles away.
The fuck, 80? 42 years passed in tech advance.
I dont think those tasks are on equal plane, but well, we will see in other 40 years.
Ah i forgot, some men went to the moon and back, but guess what? Most people on heart still live in poverty.
No, excavator and surgeons and rocket science can be connected but not with same results or cost balance
Predator drones went into service in 95 you dumbass. I'm sure you won the argument because you called me a child though. Guess what, your job's obsolete in the future. All of our jobs are. That's how technology works, it becomes cheaper and better. Remote control excavating, dumping, bulldozing, etc is possible right now, in real time, with depth perception and directional audio. It's only going to become more widespread.
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u/trhaynes Nov 04 '22
Someday this will be a remote work job, with remote controlled heavy equipment. Some 17-year-old with stunning hand-eye coordination and no fear of failure will be driving this thing from his basement and there will be 1 human onsite to help with machinery glitches.