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That's about it. Novelty chocolate in the form of a functioning robot. I've made chocolate sculptures and the stuff can be fairly strong. Mass produce some hard candy gears and other workings, add a few motors, a battery, and a non-chocolate chip to control it all.
Chocobot
http://www.halfbakery.com/idea/ChocoBot
Inspired by the name of this idea. [Worldgineer, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]
edible robots
https://techcrunch....13/edible-robotics/
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Hm. If you're mixing edible things with non-edible parts small enough to swallow, how will you prevent the inedible parts from making their way down the throat of the occasional toddler or drunk adult? |
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hi [worldgineer]. Let's work together. You make the choco-bots and bolts for my chocobot. |
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Keeo out of the reach of diabetic/gluton/fat children. |
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No, actually, keep out of my reach. |
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Actually, I like this. I love chocolate. |
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I suspect that the motor and non-chocolate chip could be put into one plastic package that is too big to swallow. |
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The sad part is that people would probably be reluctant to actually eat the robot, but by the time it broke, it wouldn't be fit to eat. |
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[scad] has the idea on the parts. I'm thinking of a plastic device with four sections that turn. Though I have no idea what you're talking about when you say that someone wouldn't eat chocolate in time. Really, I don't think I've ever met anyone like that. |
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[django] Deal. As long as your chocobot makes the chocolate for my choco-bot. With self-replicating chocolate technology we can conquer the world. |
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Great fun until the chocolate melts and the robot is destroyed by its own shoddy structure |
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But that's the great finale of fun. |
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Mom, I can't catch my Easter bunny. |
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It's very sad. World always has the best ideas. + |
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I like the idea of an edible robot. you could release a bunch of them in the woods and go hunting for them with with lasers that would activate a dramatic or violent death sequence when you shoot them. |
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Their functions may be susceptible to ... bugs. I'm thinking ants in particular. |
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Nice link [Voice]. Though until we can come up with edible
logic circuits we'll still need some plastic box you can't
swallow. Oh wait: "They could also leverage non-toxic
batteries designed as part of the growing field of edible
electronics that can’t be digested but can pass through the
body without harm." |
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