Meet the Biomehanical
dk
MemberTrilobiteJun-25-2017 10:44 AMSorry if this has been discussed before. Watch this demonstration (only about 90 seconds):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Sw6xRAG8XA
Blackwinter-witch
MemberPraetorianJun-25-2017 3:47 PMTY for sharing!! That was really cool!! It's even kinda cute for a prototype, but the swimming/propulsive motions I noticed is very smooth, they did a good piece of work with it.
Gives me some great ideas :D
IN SPACE THERE IS NO WARNING
dk
MemberTrilobiteJun-25-2017 4:14 PMAt this stage looking forward, it is interesting to imagine marrying AI with the biomechanical developments way down the road.
Blackwinter-witch
MemberPraetorianJun-25-2017 4:53 PM'Down the road' might be 'just around the bend' given how fast tech develops. The higher a tech level of a civilization becomes, the faster it achieves new developments and progress.
But for right now, it gives me some great ideas and nicely helps me solve some issues with some literary creations of mine. :)
TY again for posting this!
IN SPACE THERE IS NO WARNING
dk
MemberTrilobiteJun-25-2017 8:59 PMBlackwinter-witch The implications seem staggering on different levels. I am not a fear monger, but I could easily see the rich elite funding R&D to their advantage. I am glad I have more years behind me instead of ahead of me.
BigDave
MemberDeaconJun-26-2017 7:40 AMTotally Mental... Thanks for sharing... and crikey who knows where Science could take us in 50 years.
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Cerulean Blue
MemberFacehuggerJun-26-2017 11:24 AM@dk - I was looking closely for any Weyland-Yutani logos! LOL!!
