Japan has invented some of awesome things, Playstations, sushi, samurai's, and SNES. But nothing compare to the Actroid-F.
It can do human like movements with almost human like movement. This includes face movements, gestures, speaking, and other movements. It
is truly a robot ahead of its time.
Helping Robots.
A Two Sided Future.
or will the world end up like this. People forever wired to a system. like in the words of stelarc," The dead, the near dead, the not yet born and the partially living exist simultaneously. And cryogenically
Unmanned Aviation.
The though of flight has fasinated people throughout history, But the personal dangers that most airmen in the military face today are crucial. From anti-aircraft, to guided missles, the battlefield remains a hostile enviornment.
From these dangers the MQ-9Reaper faces these risks alone with the pilot safe behind. The crew controls this military wonder behind via ground control center.
Star Wars and Prosthetics.II
Here is a video showing how a prosthetic limb can promise a giant leap in limb replacement.
Star Wars And Prosthetics.
We have all seen the movie star wars, and we tend to notice a few things if not many,like the jedi, wookies, yoda, and stormtroopers, But one thing i have noticed was the use of prosthetics and robots.
Where would Anakin be if there were no robotic limbs? Dead obviously, and how gay would luke skywalker look with one arm?
With that said, Can prosthectics help gain loss and give the person the same or more abilities?
Pushing Beyond The Limitations.II
A man by the name of Eythor Bender, CEO of Berkeley Bionics presented a HULC ( Human Universal Load Carrier), and a wearable carry on eLEGS on February 2011.
These innovations give the user the ability to carry 200 pounds for hours, and for wheelchair users the ability to walk.
Pushing Beyond The Limitations.
I have recently seen a number of movies, and played a number of video games regarding power suits or exoskeletons.
From what i have seen, the idea of having extra strength, mobility, and edurance really facinates me. But it leaves me with one question. Are we moving beyond the human body? or Are we finding new ways to make it better?
The Use Of Robotics In Film.
THE THING!!!
A man by the name of Rob Bottin created the most brilliant display of special effects I have ever seen in a film.