Korean Bipedal Robot Kit
The Black Dragon writes "This has got to be the coolest thing I've seen in a while. It's a bipedal (walks on two legs) robot that you can put together yourself and program with movements. The site is in Korean, but from what I've been able to get from translators and currency exchange, it'll cost about $1,400. (There's a movie embedded half way down.)" Gizmodo has a blurb.
Because I want a robot army.
Now.
Now, think of what I could do if I had 2 extra hands, I could eat pizza, play video games, and browse the internet all at the same time.. not to mention all the other things you guys could come up with
Don't have Korean installed. North or South?
I know what I'm doing this weekend!
...she's a replicant, isn't she?
Any idea if this is equiped with Genuine People Personality? :-)
Who want's a kidney? I'm willing to sell a kidney to get this thing.
Note: I didn't say "I'm willing to sell one of my kidneys to get this thing.". What do you care where the kidney comes from?
bipedal (walks on two legs)
/. crowd.
I'm glad they included that definiton for the
Yeah, cause otherwise, I would have thought it was a bike that swings both ways.
can I install slackware on it?
I for one welcome our new Robotic overlords, even if they are made from R/C car/airplane servos. Let's just hope they are 3 laws safe, or at least that Will Smith will defend us.
Inside of the package, you may find...
For aprx $4500 I would hope that I may find a robot in my package. No wait, that sounds dirty.
Now imagine a Beowulf cluster of those!
"now, if MS buys off that robot idea and makes it cuter and implants an AI system into it and sells it to every household in the world... we could see the end of the world as we know it."
So, in other words, if Microsoft invents the positronic brain, builds millions of androids, develops a very long lasting power cell for them, sufficiently arms them, and actually programs them to take over the world, then they can end all life on the planet.
"Derp de derp."
Wrong. It clearly has eyes. The bottom two close-ups show it giving the camera an angry look.
Politicus
North Korea doesn't need the Internet. They only have one computer (circa 1950), and they all share it.