Big Dog Robot Videos
Big Dog Robot Videos
Oh my God! The US Army has managed to create the first military robots??? Are they crazy or what?
I saw this video and this “Big Dog” that looks like a spider…That’s scary…It seems to be a real creature, so alive!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1czBcnX1Ww&feature=player_embedded
So what will happen when those machines will have artificial intelligence, and guns?
The Terminator Apocalypse becoming reality?????
Do you think someday they will be used by a government for opressing the population, or that those horrible robots will get out of human control and become “genocide machines”?
It’s scary that the Human Kind has created weapons that can lead to his extinction.
Even if the military were to have autonomous robots, this would not lead to a Terminator Apocalypse. In order for this fictional story to happen, these robots must be able to execute logical analysis capable of human intelligence, which in turn must be implemented by programmers. And as a computer scientist, I assure you that if we find it difficult to implement good artificial intelligence in a video game, an infinitely more complicated ability for logical analysis is unthinkable.
Big Dog Robot that can walk – Digg Reel
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Transformers $4.49 “I bought a car. Turned out to be an alien robot. Who knew?” deadpans Sam Witwicky, hero and human heart of Michael Bay’s rollicking robot-smackdown fest, Transformers. Witwicky (the sweetly nerdy Shia LaBeouf, channeling a young John Cusack) is the perfect counterpoint to the nearly nonstop exhilarating action. The plot is simple: an alien civil war (the Autobots vs. the evil Decepticons) has spi… |
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Chip ‘n Dale Rescue Rangers – Volume 1 $13.33 Recount the tales of chip & dale fighting crimes that the police think are too small to handle. Together with the help of gadget hackwrench a blue fly named zipper & monterey jack: they match wits with evil scientists like professor numbul & crooked underworld leader fat cat & his gang. Studio: Buena Vista Home Video Release Date: 11/08/2005… |
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Big Dog on Campus/Dog’s Best Friend $1.99 … |
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Uncle Milton Radio Control Tarantula $15.64 Freak out your friends with this realistic-looking remote-controlled tarantula. This creepy critter has light-up eyes and a furry texture. Tarantula scurries across any flat, smooth surface with spider-like leg movement. Use the two-button remote control to rotate its movement. Four-button remote as shown in catalog not included. Requires 2 “AAA” and 2 “AA” batteries, not included. Measures 7″ lon… |
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Cruncher Prehistoric Pets Interactive Dinosaur $51.50 Cruncher, Mattel’s newest interactive Prehistoric Pets dinosaur, roars to life the moment you turn him on. This feisty little pet has a huge personality and reacts to petting, feeding, and sounds with a variety of lively movements and noises. Recommended for children six years of age and older, Cruncher can be trained to do tricks and produce sounds, and even plays fetch with his included fish toy… |
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Snap Circuits RC Rover $44.64 Have fun building your own R/C Snap Rover using the colorful Snap Circuits parts. There is no soldering required — all the parts snap together with ease. Once completed, you will be able to navigate your surroundings with the easy-to-use Snap Rover Remote Control. Rover has left and right turning control and goes forward and backward. Also features headlight, sound effects, red and blue side ligh… |
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Petz Dogz 2 $12.86 Features include: •Choose from seven breeds, including Boxer and Husky, each with different fur colors and textures•Mix and match with Fantasy Breedz, including robot, tuxedo, zebra and more•Play mini-games to collect over 250 items to customize your house•ouch an item and your puppy will have a different reaction to each item•Watch your puppy change reactions up to three… |
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D-Rex Interactive Dinosaur $149.99 D-Rex Interactive Pet Dino is the ultimate pet. A ferocious yet loyal dinosaur with an independent personality, D-Rex combines robotics, proprietary software and reptilian skin to create a lifelike appearance and behavior. He’ll walk, chomp, bare his teeth and roar to let you know what he wants. D-Rex might demand food or want to play a game, and he’ll hear your voice and respond to your touch. Li… |