Comments on: Why don’t they work together for a perfect robot?

By: wingnut3.1415

wingnut3.1415 — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 10:33:16 +0000

Honda’s azimo is well balanced true. all robots have there own characteristics. Making a bipedal (2 legs) robot is hard because it takes A.I. to balance itself. Babies develope this sense by crawling and falling down. A robot has to have a program that tells it what to do all the time and how to more motors and what is a good thing and what isn’t. Big Blue, that awsome chess playing computer has artifical intelligance because it can cream grandmasters in chess. To combine all these robots and end up with a robot like HAL from 2001: A space odessy, but one that can move is an incredible feat in itself. Everything in the end is to make people or keep them independant. It’s like why don’t scientists work together and cure all diseases, or why don’t contries put their 780 billion dollar military budget to good use and take car of all the world’s problems and still have 100′s of billions of dollars to spare.

By: speewave3000

speewave3000 — Sun, 16 Aug 2009 20:20:50 +0000

i can think of a few reasons why they dont :

a. $$$ for the labs plus shipping there technologies and whatever
b. ?*$@*&$! (unless there is an interpreter… there not gonna understand each other!)
c. $$$$$$$ think how much a robot would cost for humans… ya know we all can’t cough up money!!!
d. [ + ] health! there are many sick people. we should worry about lives than stinkin’ robots..

By: Bonita_Chica

Bonita_Chica — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 09:10:37 +0000

I have no idea really. I just wanted 2 points.

By: easymover00

easymover00 — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 01:37:02 +0000

They try and be as independent as possible, so who ever gets to it first will have a monoply on the other country’s all comes donw to money.

By: bow4bass

bow4bass — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 06:22:18 +0000

uhhhh its called profit