Robot for India's Moon Mission by IIT Kanpur
ISRO, Indian Space Research Organisation, is planning to send a robot for its mission to moon. It is probably going to be made by students and profs of IIT-Kanpur (the Indian equivalent of MIT). The two-legged robot, fitted with sophisticated sensors and high-resolution cameras, is capable of recording information and images using laser beams. It can also detect the distance of a hindrance, enter a small crater, bring surface samples and return high resolution images to the lunar vehicle. It balances cost and sophistication; basic functionality for only $50,000.
How many fucking years does it take to implement a spellcheck and train the editors to use it?
..in favor of lower cost Indian workers.
Maybe Spirit and Opportunity will need to be retrained for the office janitorial market.
Why spend only whats needed, when you can spend 10x as much and make it sound more impressive?
What language was that in? I'm curious. Anyways, how dare they spend the obscene amount of 50000$ in India when they could be feeding the poor for far less. Tsk, tsk.
Sounds like the Indians have been reading some of their own offshoring spam.
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"Of course we can do it 10x cheaper esteemed customer
"Oh f**k you want it to work, goodness gracious me
Submitter meant that IIT is India's DeVry.