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Test19s t1_irb6ev2 wrote
Reply to comment by stick_always_wins in China Pairs Armed Robot Dogs With Drones That Can Drop Them Anywhere by Gari_305
Much older. A larger robot that carries a smaller one that unfurls into a four-legged killer animal bot dates back at least to Transformers 1984 (Ravage).
Test19s t1_iranyp9 wrote
Reply to comment by Gari_305 in China Pairs Armed Robot Dogs With Drones That Can Drop Them Anywhere by Gari_305
>unfurls
Decepticon cassette. Ugh.
Test19s t1_irann41 wrote
Why did I have to get into Transformers in 2019? Now I’m seeing plots everywhere. Imagine if I’d gotten into the Munsters instead; we’d have Frankenstein by now instead of discount Soundwave.
Test19s t1_iqxs88g wrote
Reply to This machete is controlled by a plant yielding a robot arm. hat does this mean for the field of robotics? Don't anger the plants by Leprechan_Sushi
It’s art. Not supposed to be practical, but it sure caused a conversation.
Test19s t1_iqphbwx wrote
Reply to comment by paulfromatlanta in Development of social robots can take cues from dog-human bonds by WallStreetDoesntBet
There already is a drone modeled after notorious trickster/traitor Starscream. I have a love-hate relationship with 2020s humanity although it has more than made up for a childhood with minimal Transformers exposure.
Test19s t1_ircpzw7 wrote
Reply to comment by m0ondogy in Where is there the most fall color? [OC] by cremepat
Do you know which tree species those are?