3d printing Robots
Bob Stevenson | 11/04/2016 10:07:55 |
579 forum posts 7 photos | Watched this and found it fascinating but strangely depressing! They have a bit of a cheek calling it 'robotics' as these are basically just little plastic crawlers with no obvious robotics or logic circuits actually fitted as yet. it's easy to visualize the various ways how this might be developed in the future, but none of them are good!
The micro-hydraulics are very interesting and potentially highly innovative but it's a pity to see this tied up in 3D printing....... |
Ajohnw | 12/04/2016 11:12:16 |
3631 forum posts 160 photos | I sometimes wonder if another name is needed even for AI. Even robotics might be a better term, The brain has such an enormous but "slow" level of parallel processing power I have doubts if AI will even achieve anything even remotely like it. Interesting idea though. I was left wondering if some the thing shown could be made on an ordinary 3D printer anyway.
John - Edited By Ajohnw on 12/04/2016 11:16:07 |
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