Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have given Honda's humanoid robot, ASIMO, the ability to walk towards a goal position while avoiding stationary and moving obstacles. More info: http://ww...
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have given Honda's humanoid robot, ASIMO, the ability to walk towards a goal position while avoiding stationary and moving obstacles. More info: http://www.plasticpals.com
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As robots get cheaper and more life like, we will one day see a singularity in not just the AI, but the costs and manufacture of new forms of life.
They will one day be cheaper than a worker or a soldier!
Then were all in trouble!
Not just from some future, infernal AI, but also the greed and curruption of man!
asimo used to serve coffe in that documentary