I image it wouldn't be too difficult to program them to recharge themselves when required and given enough development, probably even do some basic self diagnosis and repairs...? ...A Terminator is not that far away really
I image it wouldn't be too difficult to program them to recharge themselves when required and given enough development, probably even do some basic self diagnosis and repairs...? ...A Terminator is not that far away really
Mike
I would really begin to worry when they wrestle control of the manufacturing, distribution and assembly of the component parts that make them up.
I might get one as a set up and collimating assistant.
The plans for that one are pretty scary for the unskilled workforce.
I plan on buying a personal one. Make it commute each day on the train
to the factory. Take its pay packet when it comes home and then ask why it is
late making dinner.
Then plan to open a WD-40 bar outside the factory. Grab the income from
other personal robots.
[QUOTE=gary;1531025]
I plan on buying a personal one. Make it commute each day on the train
to the factory. Take its pay packet when it comes home and then ask why it is
late making dinner.
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Man, flash back to an old girlfriend reading that one...
But seriously, even if it takes him 15 years, 1 in 9 people rely on money from overseas workers being sent home. Like the world ain't changing enough for some of the developing countries.
If "IT" can pour a drink, do the dishes and put out the trash, then the overseas workers might not be the only ones needing to worry.
I plan on buying a personal one. Make it commute each day on the train
to the factory. Take its pay packet when it comes home and then ask why it is
late making dinner.
Then plan to open a WD-40 bar outside the factory. Grab the income from
other personal robots.
Latest Boston Dynamics video. Two Atlas robots engage in parkour
Good ending. 
...A Terminator is not that far away really 
