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Interesting.
When these things get small, like the size of fruit flies, it's going to make security interesting. You could just fly scores of them into a secure areas and watch/listen. Nobody will have privacy.
That's really cool...
Mattel Toys gets first dibs after the military... on the shelves next Xmas
Verry Verry cool !!!!!
I can see ALLLLL kind of uses for these Larger and smaller ,
" You fido grab that Beer for me !!"
How ever they sound Angry when correcting their pitch or level
We had to do that figure-8 pattern during motorcycle safety training (MSF).
Has no-one read Michael Crichton's Prey?!
(don't blame you, it's formulaic)
They will escape.
And they will do bad things to people.
Although preferably in the desert so the world doesn't end before the end of the movie.
Wow, that is some incredible engineering. Very cool.
Has no-one read Michael Crichton's Prey?!
(don't blame you, it's formulaic)
They will escape.
And they will do bad things to people.
Although preferably in the desert so the world doesn't end before the end of the movie.
I read it too. You're right about being formulaic. Once these babies are actually nanotech and self-replicating then we can get nervous.
I want to do THAT for a living!
These little guys are very talented!!!
Robot helicopters perform James Bond theme music
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania's General Robotics, Automation, Sensing and Perception Lab wowed attendees at this year's TED conference with a video of tiny robot quadroters performing the James Bond theme music.
You might think that these robots were designed and built by Q himself, but they were actually made by researchers at the University of Pennsylvania's General Robotics, Automation, Sensing and Perception (GRASP) Lab, and the video made its debut at this years TED conference, which is underway in Long Beach, Calif. The robot band was autonomous; no humans with remote controls were involved. Rather, the tiny four-rotor helicopters were controlled wirelessly by a single computer, which determined their positions using cameras and infrared lights.
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That's FPSRussia, he has his own gun related Youtube channel.
What could possibly go wrong? Carry on, good sir!
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The nanites crawl in, the nanites crawl out,
The nanites play pinochle on your snout.
They eat your eyes, they eat your nose,
They eat the jelly between your toes.
A tiny gray robot with tiny camera eyes,
Crawls in your stomach and out your eyes.
Your stomach turns a slimy green,
And pus pours out like whipping cream.
You spread it on a slice of bread,
And that's what nanites eat when you are dead.
Hahhahahaa! I was like NO that's not how it goes! :lol: