~Hard Body~ by Ken1171_Designs
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Stable Diffusion, QwenImageEdit
3D pose and camera set in Poser, imported with my OpenPose plugin, rendered in Stable Diffusion, edited in QwenImageEdit, postwork in Affinity.
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~Hard Body~
The high-class Mitsubishi LA-D Deluxe robot comes with aerodynamic chassis and gold-plated finish with a 76h battery. It can efficiently perform all the home and office tasks, as well as handle your grocery lists, and of course - put the trash out. The cheaper BT-C standard model comes in brushed aluminum finish with 8h battery, limited home tasks, harsher language model and will not put the trash out (it could, but it won't).
3D pose and camera set in Poser, imported with my OpenPose plugin, rendered in Stable Diffusion, edited in QwenImageEdit, postwork in Affinity.
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Comments (3)
THERE'S a comic book cover! You could make a whole series over that concept. Very well done.
Thank you! It's kind of odd when robots wear clothing or jewelry, but it makes it more interesting. ^^
I like the line about the trash and the cheaper model!
Great fashion render.
Thank you! It's fancy fashion for something that doesn't need it. 😋
Great take on words, lol ;-)
Unless I'm wrong, I think they already have robots that can walk and navigate autonomously.
That's correct - they can mostly walk and navigate, but the challenge remains manual dexterity. Some can be programmed to perform some manual jobs, but not autonomously. They are either remote controlled, or with a fixed program. And I have seen plenty of fake videos from Chinese robots claimed to be autonomous, but other videos show people controlling them offscreen with remote controls. Still a lot of misinformation out there, giving people the wrong idea. They are resolving one thing at a time - first navigation, and then next will be manual dexterity. It will get there, eventually. :)