I like how these scary robo dog things have been on the edge of practicality for like the last 10 years. They're probably just impractical and this stuff is just a grift. How long could it possibly take to make a stupid robo dog thing actually useful? But they don't even seem to have a clear use case for it other than "dystopia robot".
I also like that the sign for some company in the background says "Five Years Out". That statement will probably remain forever true.
Robots are extremely fun to work on, and anyone who has ever worked on one knows the only thing a robot can be trusted to destroy is itself, so yeah, 100% grift. Get a full-time job working on your hobby project by strapping a gun on it and telling the military they'll be able to use it for war crimes in 10 years.
I like how these scary robo dog things have been on the edge of practicality for like the last 10 years. They're probably just impractical and this stuff is just a grift. How long could it possibly take to make a stupid robo dog thing actually useful? But they don't even seem to have a clear use case for it other than "dystopia robot".
I also like that the sign for some company in the background says "Five Years Out". That statement will probably remain forever true.
Robots are extremely fun to work on, and anyone who has ever worked on one knows the only thing a robot can be trusted to destroy is itself, so yeah, 100% grift. Get a full-time job working on your hobby project by strapping a gun on it and telling the military they'll be able to use it for war crimes in 10 years.
Arrow has actually been around since the 60’s. Think they do electronics. I guess it’s the equivalent of Boeing going ‘look at our future, ooooh’