Is that the fucking horse toy from Fallout 4? Just started a new play-through last night. Ate too many edible, THC gummy-bears and needed something to stop the room from spinning. That shit is no good for you.
It's been around since Fallout 3 (Not sure about the Originals, I don't think so) anyways, in Zeta they try to turn them into killing machines. I need to play some Fallout 4 again. OH My, i'll keep that in mind. LOL.
They got something predatory in the way they duck and move... way too smooth for robots. This is disconcerting.
Do you think you could program those robots to make sushi? I would hire both of them tomorrow. Speaking of which: TMW you realize you hate sushi. Not eating it, but having to serve it. All the products are in Japanese and none of the ingredients has a home anywhere else on the menu. And you need to keep a shitload of weird accoutrements on hand just to execute it properly. Bane of my existence. Even the plates and soy cups piss me off.
I'm definitely reading too much into this, but why at about the 30 second mark does the robot open the door with its claw, catch it with its foot, maneuver its claw behind the door, and then pull it open? Shouldn't it just grab the handle and walk backwards? Two motions instead of four. Seems over-engineered to me.
But then, arm-bot would still have to block the door somehow so it can let go of the handle and walk through. Of course, the other bot could've kept it open for arm-bot then but this is pretty advanced stuff. Having one AI decide on an action that will save the other a motion or two. And why should it anyway, when arm-bot is able to handle the problem on its own? If nothing else, whether it's overengineered or not depends on what goal the creators wanted to achieve. (edit for language slip)
How long before Boston Dynamics is hauled before the Supreme Court and required to convince everyone that they're not building an army with which to take over the world?
A) They're under contract from DARPA to do just that. B) Don't think there's any constitutional issue at play. C) That bunch of geriatrics checked out of technology before the invention of the toaster-oven, they'd have no clue about the facts involved.
That moment when everyone at work is chanting "COME ON ENGLAND! COME ON ENGLAND!" and you're seriously tempted to do the Viking Thunderclap to show them all what a REAL football chant sounds like.
Maybe I'm the only one, but I found them kinda endearing. The ones without hands were like cyberdogs. A cross between cute and eerie when it looked at the camera though. They should go the full way and disguise them as actual dogs, then no one would be any the wiser... I feel a story idea coming on...
He couldn't have gotten through the door if he was stuck behind it, holding it open. I thought this approach was ingenious!
Cyberbullying on a whole new level. If we keep doing shit like this to them, we can't be complaining when the robots eventually rise up and annihilate the human race.