Comments by "ZIPZ" (@zipz8423) on "Boston Dynamics" channel.

  1.  @jiahongchen2448  it took Voyager 2 forty years to get to the edge of our solar system, I know it did some gravity loops, but I don’t think interstellar travel will ever be feasible for human beings, relativity and the sheer magnitude of radiation precludes it. We will have to transmit copies of our consciousness to explore the cosmos via a medium we haven’t discovered yet.
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  2. You can literally see the advance in processor or actuator reaction speeds. Maybe both.
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  3. You’d have to say the same thing if you watched Senate Republicans bust some moves.
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  4. If they all read their fellow adopted Bostonian Asimov’s books. They have probably installed secret kill switches.
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  5. That hand vault was the really impressive part of the entire display for me.
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  6.  @cykeok3525  except every surface and their properties were already known, none of them were a surprise.
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  7.  @ary1374  There we’re moments when Atlas hesitated before jumping but humans do the same thing for the same reasons.
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  8. Humans were their best teacher. Millions of years of evolution teaches valuable lessons. For me, the next step for Boston should be the production of machines with extraordinary capabilities, I want to see Atlas leap 20 feet into the air or one with a mini jet pack.
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  9. I am wrong to imagine a .50 Cal mounted on its back?
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  10. I wonder what Papa Asimov would have made of all of this, guys. I’d like to think the local connection was no accident.
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  11. No, i like the machinery noises.
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  12.  @IlabacaVideoBlog  you got this wrong.
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  13. Battery technology is our friend.
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  14.  @muaddib7685  how?
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  15.  @jiahongchen2448  I agree my friend, curious minds always wish they were born 1,000 years later than they were it’s good to dream. I’m hoping for a friendly space faring race to give us a few crumbs in new physics to help us along!
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