Bah, just cover the whole setup with some homeless man's cart stuff and make it smell really bad. There is no way on earth anyone will approach him (excpt possibly to drop s him some change) and you can wander the streets in perfect immunity.
Keep in mind this design is not a way to "replace" the professor with something that acts autonomously. It is built to be a tele-commuting way to do your job.
I for one think it would be great if instead of driving to work each day I could just step into a "VR room" (patent pending) and it would activate an android in my office to mimic my every move. If it could provide feedback such as sight and sound and I controlled its every move I could do my job from house.
If you can eveuntaully make the able to walk and balance it would replace workers taking risk in "high-risk jobs such as having firefighters putting on VR suits to do thier job. They get the feedback and make all teh desicisions, they just don't have the risk of losing their life if something goes bad.
Now I would not reccomend human controlled androids in security situations because you do not want your police officer or soldier hijacked by a hacker, but as a danger unit for bomb diposal, fires, or search and rescue this would be great.
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Bah, just cover the whole setup with some homeless man's cart stuff and make it smell really bad. There is no way on earth anyone will approach him (excpt possibly to drop s him some change) and you can wander the streets in perfect immunity.
Oh if they sue France, France will just surrender and then they will be ruled by these Knights Templar.
Cracking your forms. Sorry, could not help myself.
Keep in mind this design is not a way to "replace" the professor with something that acts autonomously. It is built to be a tele-commuting way to do your job. I for one think it would be great if instead of driving to work each day I could just step into a "VR room" (patent pending) and it would activate an android in my office to mimic my every move. If it could provide feedback such as sight and sound and I controlled its every move I could do my job from house. If you can eveuntaully make the able to walk and balance it would replace workers taking risk in "high-risk jobs such as having firefighters putting on VR suits to do thier job. They get the feedback and make all teh desicisions, they just don't have the risk of losing their life if something goes bad. Now I would not reccomend human controlled androids in security situations because you do not want your police officer or soldier hijacked by a hacker, but as a danger unit for bomb diposal, fires, or search and rescue this would be great.
What is in the data file?