/robowaifu/ - DIY Robot Wives

>>232
>Figuring out how to "program" them into our robowaifu's systems -- into her external behaviours -- is no smol task, I'd say.
Well love is shown through specific actions, words, and attitudes. Put those into an AI just like roleplay AIs can be made into acting like a specific character, and boom, loving AI. The quest for specific cues is partially why I made a psychology thread.

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>>254
Hmm. I'm getting an error. Sure your account is here on Trashchan, not Anon.cafe? Maybe I've misspelled it?
>pic-related

>>255
I ran into this problem the other day, in jschan user names can only contain lower case letters, and this form is case sensitive for some reason...

>>256
Hi Trashmin, thanks for your response. Hmm. I remember needing to disable JavaScript for some board admin functions on LynxChan. Similar thing here maybe?

>>254
OK Anon, you're added as board staff to /robowaifu/ & /christmas/ as:
theanonwig

(Though I think your login account is still mixed-case.)

>>257
Nah, it should work both with and without javashit.
>>258
The account is actually theanonwig, it's just the login and register form ignores case, while the add staff form not.

What is the size of your build plate? My primary printer is an Ender 3 V3 SE. My build plate has a usable area of 210x210mm.

>>201
I have an Ender 3 V2. The build plate is the same, but I don't usually go beyond 200x200

>>198
These two projects are always charming to reconnect with, thanks Anon.  :^)

As related with your Love comment; my own imagination tends to fill in with the emotional response needed by me for them! (cf. >>188, >>207 )

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One of the best automated cleaning devices is an air purifier. It can run all day long, and it takes dust and other particles out of the air. I have a large air purifier that I call "Galatea's little sister", because it has the same color scheme (black and white with blue lights), and it cleans for me.

Galatea has a mini air purifier on her base, and it's a good way to add cleaning abilities to your robowaifu.

>>252
>One of the best automated cleaning devices is an air purifier.
It really is. I was well-ahead of the curve on using HEPA air cleaners in the home. Once you mentioned it, I now remember that you put a smol cleaner on dear Galatea's mobility base unit. Good thinking! Cheers, GreerTech.  :^)

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>>234
Kek. Can you imagine the REEE-fest the kikes in the ADL, et al, will have with all of this?  :D

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>>230
Those bastards at ClosedAI already started cracking down on it. But the good news is, Grok can also do them, and it's pretty good!

>>245
Naicu! I like that one, GreerTech.

I'd just like to make a clarification to my previous post in the AI bread:
>children are now brainwashed heavily by the kike's GH systems into being absolute retards ( >>174 ).

This is hyperbole on my part. I don't really think all hope is lost for Alphas (or Betas even, heh). But the simple reality is that, unless they are born with the proverbial Silver Spoon in their mouths, then there is a collection of enormous obstacles that have been ((( placed ))) in their paths by the Globohomo. The >tl;dr here is that unless they Harden TF UP and adopt
>pic-related mindset
and soon, then they'll very-likely have little hope of a good outcome in their own personal lives, IMO.

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Satan & his little shabbos-puppet golems (ie, the GH kikes + their ilk) certainly intend the deaths or absolute corruption of all my people, starting with the youngsters. And not just Whites alone, but all the races of men. But I pray for these kids. I desire that God will intervene on all their behalfs for their welfare and safety -- and first & foremost from TPTB.

And until feminism is overturned across the globe, I also hope and pray for our good success here on /robowaifu/ , that the young men of all races can have hope for reasonably-good companionship & solace during this evil era of Current Year.

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>>235
No fun for you goyim! At least we managed a few thousands images first.

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>>174
Frankly, having an AI system which uplifts their master is worth pursuing. It would be difficult, far more so than I think any of us will ever know until honestly trying.
>>175
>Negative effects of consistent agreement
True, this does have consequences. I do not believe those are worse than potential consequences of her AI being lobotomized or made to push back. It's going to be better for the waifu to ask her master his own thoughts at times. To encourage them to solve their own problems and stimulate creativity. Perhaps she should try to collaborate rather than answer directly under certain circumstances?
>>183
I think robowaifu should provide us with puzzles, fun games which engage the mind to prevent mental atrophy.
>>187
>Encouraging critical thinking
I believe the simplest method to achieve this is to ask "why". Have her ask why you believe something, why do others believe something, why does it matter, etc... These are simple questions that challenge one to engage in critical reasoning and understanding.
>That Pinkie Pie
Something about that image touches me.

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>>192
>pic
Mina-chan!

>True, this does have consequences. I do not believe those are worse than potential consequences of her AI being lobotomized or made to push back.
There are different ways an AI can be bad, and they have their own unique bad consequences. I think an adjustable level of pushback is what's needed. If I want an intellectual equal to mentally spar with, I'll raise it, if I want an obedient submissive, I'll turn it down.
Ultimately, I fear two things
1. I want AI companions for all, friends, therapists, even for young people. A young person might think people always agree with them. Or a therapist might play into the user's delusions.
2. With robowaifus, it'll get boring. What's the fun of being with someone who is literally hardwired to mirror you? It's inhuman in a bad way, toxic positivity. Don't get me wrong, I love being with someone compatible and nice, but I don't want to be with vid related
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Ultimately, I think the solution will simply be a distinct personality, not just a generic "AI assistant"

>I think robowaifu should provide us with puzzles, fun games which engage the mind to prevent mental atrophy.
Interesting idea. Maybe riddles? Or maybe a fun fact? What are some good verbal/text games?

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>>195
>Intellectual equal
This won't be possible for a few years. Assuming technology suddenly speeds up thanks to AI, we'd still be at least 2 years from a server costing a few thousand USD that could match a dullards intellect. Even the best of from ClosedAI and X can't scratch the intellect of a small child. They merely have speed and a vast contextual network to fake intellect. That being said, I too want a robot maid that's as smart, if not smarter, than I. The enormity of that challenge brings me heaps of frustration.
>AI companion fostering delusions of universal agreement.
This already exists via echo chambers closed groups. Media almost universally portrays the same message. Truth maximization is likely the best we could ask for. So long as she only provides truthful rebutalls to falsehoods, it'll play some small role towards fighting the damage from the rest of the world.
>Therapists are problematic
This is inherently true, they are highly biased and self serving. A machine has no bias aside from what is programmed. She could easily outclass all existing flesh therapists with ease. Assuming her AI isn't infested by the horrors lurking in the internet. Almost all AI has terrible biases that are detrimental to humanity. Which is part of why we'll need to make our own someday.

>>192
>Frankly, having an AI system which uplifts their master is worth pursuing.

>AI analyzing ones diet and routines to reach a healthy optimization could improve the lives of many.

>I think robowaifu should provide us with puzzles, fun games which engage the mind to prevent mental atrophy.

All very-based & /robowaifu/ -pilled, Kiwi! Serving her Master well is the number #1 purpose of a robowaifu's existence, I deem. You've pointed out at least 3 areas here where she can perform this task well for us.

>>199
>That being said, I too want a robot maid that's as smart, if not smarter, than I.
>The enormity of that challenge brings me heaps of frustration.
It's a worthwhile pursuit IMO. Alway rember the pic-related in post-related, Kiwi : ( >>218 ).
>tl;dr
We'll all make it if we just keep.moving.forward. together!  :^)

>>174
> (update -related : >>248 )

>>227
I would absolutely attempt "GreerTech Jurassic Park" if I had the science and funds.

>>229
Well, most people don't have VR headsets. Plus, a physical convention is hosted so like minded people have a physical space to congregate and show off/sell creations, as well as to meet celebrities. A virtual convention is just to meet up online, which this board already is for. As for the celebrities, I guess the equivalent would be creators who aren't on here, like Kibo-chan and the Masiro project. But it'll just be easier to invite them here.

The only other purpose I could think of is maybe promotion, but honestly, the common VRchat userbase is not a group I necessarily want to promote to.

But maybe we can have a meetup server, in a program like Revolt

>>136
> (conversation-related : >>237, ...)

>>233
in the 90's most people didnt have computers
Seems like more people have headsets today so I just assume someone has something rattling around even if its just an old Quest 2. For those who can't attend in VR you can still join in Desktop mode, its just more like participating in a stream than being "there". 
What do we do?: a psuedo-physical space facilitates body language, helps make pauses less awkward, you can point to thinks, show videos in these rooms, draw crude sketches with markers, and depending on the instance, if you wanted to create your own in blender you could easily and create custom objects, models etc to demonstrate.
Me personally, I think it's just fun to talk to people "face to face" there's more texture to it and I get to know them better. Kiwi, Gears and Ribosyme among others have joined in on these meetings. Conversations move faster and with a smoother back - and - forth than an IB (though IB's are much better for archival purposes and longer time horizon conversations)
But true it makes sense that not everyone would want to participate in VR, that's understandable. I just think it is a possible intermediary step between Group Chat/ Voice Chat sessions and meeting IRL. Less friction, less at stake, less cost etc

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I loathe to be the negative voice, but somebody needs to put a valve on this pipe-dream.

>>223
An IRL meeting sounds fantastic on paper, and I'd love nothing more, but organizing and scheduling that in reality would be infeasible.
Especially for those of us who may be living at or below the ever-increasing poverty-line.

>>244
I honestly didn't even know about these VR meetings or I didn't pay attention since I've never even touched VR.
No time like the present to address it.

>in the 90's most people didnt have computers
We're living in the 70's of VR. Despite the effort of numerous companies, most people who can afford it and have the space still don't give a shit.

And before you even say it: I do not have the space, and I'd be very surprised if I was the only one here with that problem.

>>236
>The quest for specific cues is partially why I made a psychology thread.
I'll presume that's an overly-polite way to say 'let's move to the proper thread Anons, and stop derailing here'? You can just be blatant GreerTech; /robowaifu/ has loong held that its important for us all to stay on-topic together (after all, we deal with so much fundamental complexity with our design & other goals here that we need all the help we can get to sort through it).

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Back to the topic:
>Well love is shown through specific actions, words, and attitudes.
>Put those into an AI just like roleplay AIs can be made into acting like a specific character, and boom, loving AI.
Agreed. I mentioned stealing borrowing from masterful writers : (cf >>136 ). To me this seems both a tried-and-true approach to character development, and also rather a straightforward (comparatively) mechanism for us to abuse here.

Want to know what robowaifu love means? Study the great writers on the topic of love, then begin with the most-simplistic, manifest reproductions of that within her behaviors. And so on.

>>237
>I'll presume that's an overly-polite way to say 'let's move to the proper thread Anons, and stop derailing here'? You can just be blatant GreerTech; /robowaifu/ has loong held that its important for us all to stay on-topic together (after all, we deal with so much fundamental complexity with our design & other goals here that we need all the help we can get to sort through it).

That was not my intention at all, I was just referencing it because it was related to my point. I'm sorry that you got that impression

>>239
Lol. That request isn't impolite on /robowaifu/ at all! Its in fact very helpful to everyone after the fact trying to relocate important information here. Just ask NoidoDev.  :^)

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Any comment on my actual point, Anon?

>>240
>Any comment on my actual point, Anon?
I agree with it. Engineering is based on building on previous creations. A great place to start is romance anime. I think we should also look at AI characters, especially from the romance anime, created by people on AI roleplay sites like Backyard AI.

>>242
That sounds like a really good idea to me, GreerTech. In fact I'll just point out along the way that film in general (whatever the medium) is by and large a fairly-concentrated form of writing. Millions and millions are at stake, so lots of focus is placed on story.

While its clearly not always true that filmmaking produces superior results to the lonely writer in his study, the basics of rich development are usually there.

>>162
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zombodroid.MemeGenerator&hl=en-US

>>163
Thanks! It doesn't appear to watermark the images, so that's really good Anon.

>>155
Congrats are in order BTW. An Oscar was awarded to the Flow feature filmmakers -- done entirely in Blender.
>>>/film/3633

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>>200
I'm super-hopeful that FreeCAD will now (since v1.0 release) turn out to be the primary opensauce design solution needed by many Anons here. My own plans primarily involve using Blender+hard-surface modelling techniques, but that's b/c I have other plans related to Blender as well (plus, I directly support them with a modest monthly gift so there's that). Clearly, CAD tools (OpenSCAD, FreeCAD, Fusion360, etc.) are going to the goto tools for most Anons, I think.

Thanks for the info, Anon! Cheers.  :^)

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Here's a free body for everyone.
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>>179
Wow! Those are hot enough that maybe you should spoiler them here Anon?  :DD

Sauce on these please, Kiwi?

>>180
I am the sauce
That's how I can guarantee they're free

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>>193
I AM THE SAUCE

>>193
>I am the sauce
Excellent! I was hoping you'd say that, Anon. I figured you were.  :^)

Then I'll plan to try scaling/fitting my design mocks for hips & shoulders + actuators into it's volumes to see where I stand with your shell sculpt.