Upcoming Military Robot Could Feed on Dead Bodies

I'll believe it when I see it. According to Tech shows I watched in the 90's we were all supposed to be wearing computer clothing by now. Yeah, that never happened.

" I'll believe it when I see it. According to Tech shows I watched in the 90's we were all supposed to be wearing computer clothing by now. Yeah, that never happened. "

You could try to buy Pioneer's computer jacket thing, surely some are for sale by now, they've been working on it since 01.

For a flying car, try this.

I have the impression this was posted already too... By Meo I think? Oh well, cool shit.

" @Keyser_Soze said:

" I'll believe it when I see it. According to Tech shows I watched in the 90's we were all supposed to be wearing computer clothing by now. Yeah, that never happened. "

So you didn't see the clock then?

There was a clock recently invented (no bullshit, this is a real thing) that gets power by also being a flytrap, and digesting flies for energy.

Scary fucking shit if you ask me, also the name? Fuck, now i know they just make up some random bullshit so the acronym is funky.

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I need to see a video of this in action, or I will never believe it.

DIDN'T ANYONE SEE TERMINATOR!?!

What I mean is that this seems viable at least as a technology for field tests, maybe not right now but in the near future. I mean, look at solar power, just because it's too expensive to do it on a huge scale would you call it a gimmick? The tech is there, no doubt about it, it's the cost that dictates when something will make it onto the mass market. Just because something isn't mass produced, and super expensive doesnt make it a gimmick. "

Who needs Cthulhu when we have our own home-made monsters? This is a terrible concept.

Zombie Robot? Awesome. Well, similar idea but the idea sounds sweet. I don't know why the robot would have to resort to dead bodies though. That is just disgusting when you think about it.

@Meowayne said:

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So this is how those protectrons are still roaming the Capital Wasteland.

Also, the Back to the Future II car could even make use of the beer can itself. Not just the hoppy yeast juice.

It's only a matter of time before somebody combines this with super-intelligent AI into our future robot overlords.

Anyone? ANYONE?!

" @Video_Game_King said:

" It's only a matter of time before somebody combines this with super-intelligent AI into our future robot overlords. "

I for one welcome our super-intelligent robot overlords. "

I, for one, welcome our new robot overlords.

Realistically this isn't as far fetched as it seems. Its just using various sources of bio energy. Its scary as shit, but its basically just doing a shittier version of what humans and animals do.

Of course the obvious fear here is if the robot is hungry and theres no dead corpses around, will it fucking murder people? Lets not give this any AI shall we?

Also I was assuming this was a pretty small thing, but it sounds like it was fairly big? As long as it has to be manually fueled by humans thats fine with me I suppose.

Hmm actually, theres probably no way this thing will ever exist outside of the United States secret military army. Can you imagine if your son goes off to some war somewhere, dies. But instead of getting to have a funeral for him when they bring his body back, they fed him to a robot instead. Id be pretty fucking pissed off.

In a small number, these would make a lot of sense in the PMC's.

Also how did this information get out? =P Military weapons are developed in super secret, theres no way this could be real?

" I, for one, welcome our new robot overlords. "

and monkeys can fly out of my ass

DARPA is freaking crazy. they are also making robots that can detect heartbeats, imagine one of those freaking robots following you to have dinner.

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First i would like to see this thing work tehn i will belive it.

"and monkeys can fly out of my ass "

Fuck! i have an urge to watch back to the future part 2 now.

" I'll believe it when I see it. According to Tech shows I watched in the 90's we were all supposed to be wearing computer clothing by now. Yeah, that never happened. "