1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I work as a repair technician. I find no chance of a robot taking my job for the foreseeable future.

 

Y'all are kinda slow today. I posted the correct answer hours ahead of you

 

Some of us were doing something else. I never even saw any posts other than the one I quoted

 

LT slacking.

 

Naaaaaw

If it's in the previous page and I wasn't a part of it, it didn't exist kind of like some other stuff in here that doesn't exist

 

Ordered this BAOFENG BF-F8HP 8W to pair up with the UV-5R. The price is cheap.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/BAOFENG-BF...ALKIE-TALKIE-WITH-ACCESSORIES-US/363278737226

 

I would be afraid of Robots taking over
a Robot manufacturing facility after perfecting artificial intelligence.

 

I actually wrote a midterm about industrial automation, and how automation is taking over manufacturing.

I’m not really afraid of it per say, it’s really just taking low level manufacturing jobs that are better done with robots. Even Amazon has robots running their line and they still need workers to pack boxes.

 

Not afraid. Won't happen in my lifetime.

 

I don't think robots can yet determine what to do if something goes wrong. They're perfectly fine for set conditions but lack a certain level of improvisation most jobs require. I feel that the majority of jobs where robots can be implemented have already been fleshed out.

 

You needa get the bigger battery too

 

Not me. I build and maintain said robots.

 

If minimum wage goes up too fast I think highschool kids are gonna be out a lot of jobs and replaced by robutts

 

There will always be a certain level of human involvement. How much involvement will go down with time though. Training one person to watch over two machines that detect 80% of their own errors is better than training two people to watch over one machine that only detects 25% of errors.

 

A good point. And where there are machines, there will be people to fix the machines, regardless of what the machines are doing.

 

One thing Im working on implementing in my plant is more touch screen control where we can keep certain settings accessible by password only. Prevents a lot of down time from operators who think they can adjust their machines but just end up screwing it up.

 

Yep. I think I ordered one with the 5VR. I think they both use the same batteries.

Have you ever used CHIRP software to program?

 

I run the older

$50 UV-5R 8Watt UHF/VHF Radio with 2 Rechargeable Battery, Portable Radio for Adults with Earpiece, GV-771 Antenna, Compatible with BAOFENG Programming Cable (3rd Gen)

UV-5R.

As suggested, a bigger battery.

I carry two batteries and now remember to keep the car charger in the truck; worst case I got the inverter.

 

Lunch time, gonna give her the ol tune up