We can appreciate the fact that BeRobot is supposedly going to be the smallest functional commercially available humanoid robot when it's released this September. Really, we can, even despite the fact that each successive machine brings us one step closer to the day the robots have mastered humanity, and our lowly race of meatbags lives on only as the amusing anachronisms kept alive to opulently feed them oil-covered grapes at laser-gunpoint. But BeRobot's creator GeStream -- and the rest of Japan, for that matter -- really have to really put the pedal to the metal if we're going to miniaturize these suckers small enough for gray goo in this lifetime. We're waiting!
[Thanks, Frankie, via
Hobby Media]
You mean FRIGGIN laser - gunpoint, right?
Looks cool, I love the servo head, lol...
Pfftt. I reckon I could take the BeRobot in a fight.
that's what it wants you to think
And when the BeRobots take over, mankind will be forced to write the next version of BeOS.
I wish they made Robots that have AI and can Answer our Questions.
dont just wish, take an initiative into electronics, go take some college classes and read up on the concepts.
There are big developments regarding the actual intelligence on robots. One that come to my mind is the ability of robots to develop emotional bonding and have their own personalities - as mentioned in this article: http://www.internetevolution.com/author.asp?section_id=526&doc_id=155718&f_src=flffour
Don't get me wrong, we usually build things small and then try and make them bigger? Why didn't we do this here.
That's what she didn't say.
JOHHNY 5 ' s gotta be jealous
another ryan post?
Haha, yep.
+1 for another post from Ryan.
"Me fail English? That's unpossible!"
I for one welcome our tiny BeRobot overlords.
...as long as they kick your ass for posting that *yet* again.
Yes, but did you notice the gold chaps? Not that there is anything wrong with gay robots wearing gold chaps.
Looks like crap. i-Sobot is about the same size and is way better.