The first video is cool, the second one is alright, but the third?
Adorable. posted by Arturus at 9:40 PM on August 31, 2008
Seriously, though, there's a big difference between machines that can repair themselves after actually being broken and machines that break apart into predefined units and reassemble themselves, LEGO-style.
That's quite the chair, though. I wonder if it can hold weight? posted by dunkadunc at 9:42 PM on August 31, 2008 [2 favorites]
Today cute little robots "attempting to assemble."
Why do I feel bad when the robot in the first video gets kicked? Is Disney to blame? posted by Deathalicious at 7:17 AM on September 1, 2008
Yeah, the third video is adorable. But it's a bad idea to let them crawl over the keyboard and mouse like that. Who knows, they might have $5 somewhere. posted by Ella Fynoe at 7:48 AM on September 1, 2008 [1 favorite]
At first this reminded me of Moore's villian Modular Man, but I found out there was a Marvel villian with the same premise and name. Then I found this just googling around. posted by P.o.B. at 11:43 AM on September 1, 2008
It's tough to find this impressive when you think about the fact that we're all "molecular self-healing" life forms, we just take ourselves for granted. And you don't (usually) have to pay some engineer 200K/year to design and construct us, we multiply for free.
Boo, hiss, down with Robots. Up with people. posted by peppito at 12:56 PM on September 1, 2008
It's tough to find this impressive when you think about the fact that we're all "molecular self-healing" life forms...
No, that makes it more impressive. Not only are the robots doing something cool, they are getting more life-like. posted by DU at 4:58 AM on September 2, 2008
If we allow them to assemble they'll plot against us. posted by joelf at 2:18 PM on September 2, 2008
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Awesome.
posted by dunkadunc at 9:38 PM on August 31, 2008