Technology is scary

[PiercedE30]

Anybody remember the movie "Mission to Mars" with Val Kilmer (sp?)? Reminds me of AIMIE.

[Farbin Kaiber]

Asimo ain't got nothing on that. I just want to see if it can climb stairs without falling over.

[s0urce]

I felt kinda sad when he kicked it... This is just the beginning... Robot love ftw.

[KevyWevy]

pretty cool, but really weird. at least put some sort of head on it so it looks normal! i think its the headless part thats freakin me out.

[george graves]

MIT has a whole lab set up to work on these things as well. They have been working on stuff like this since at least 1984.

[fowacee]

I still can't believe it can catch its balance when it gets kicked over, that thing is nuts!

[E30 Wagen]

reminds me of the striders in Half-Life 2: Episode 2

that is scary.

[Car Addict]

this is weird i saw this like a year ago but apparently no one else did but better late then never i assume. that thing is amazing but honestly.
"hmm what is that noise coming from a mile away?"

just saying very noisy thats all

[E-Thirty]

I can't believe how far we've gotten in technology so quickly. I'd love to see that thing chasing some Islamic radical down the street.

[Addissimo]

That's impressive coordination. how many cameras is it using?

I'd imagine its as much if not more gyro based than it is camera based.

[blunttech]

Fucking insane! Robot soldiers of the apocalypse are just around the corner.... with huge black strap-ons!

how great would that be. to watch the enemy be tackled by a 4 legged robot who whips out his strap on cock and anally rapes him into submission. now thats a war id support

[Farbin Kaiber]

Terminator 0.6?

[Tavern Gnome]

Fucking insane! Robot soldiers of the apocalypse are just around the corner.... with huge black strap-ons!

[atomic]

A buddy sent that in a email the other day to me. I wouldn't be surprised if our military uses something like that fighting wars in 20+ or so years.

[blunttech]

i would install a huge black strap on on that thing and program the GPS coordinates of hugh jass's browneye