h a l f b a k e r yIncidentally, why isn't "spacecraft" another word for "interior design"?
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Most electronic keyboards come with a set of spindle type fold away legs, meaning that the keyboard stays put when being played.
Dancing Legs Roland does the total opposite as it dances around the stage on its four supporting legs while the musician plays in co-ordinated movement harmony with the
animated motion.
It features of course the supporting robot legs as outlined in Fido Come Home. To use Dancing Legs Roland, you simply swop your suitcase with the keyboard and start playing.
Dancing Legs Roland will respond perfectly to the music and have no trouble negotiating a busy sound stage, just as the airport environment presented no difficulties.
You can of course get Dancing Legs Roland to stand perfectly still, or simply walk along sideways, pacing the stage as it were, or you can rest your fingers on his keyboard and he will slide deftly from left to right in reciprocating motion, minimising your arm movements.
Under development: "Oooh! That's Lovely, Massage Table" (hint - it has same Boston Robot legs, only now features a massage table instead of a suitcase or a keyboard)
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I demand that some lovely Programmerer soul on HB write a sleeper code to sneak into the Boston Robotic "absolutely- for-sure not-for-war" Dog, which can be activated to turn these 'dogs' deployed against civilians into suitcases (for escape from war zones), massage tables (for relaxation during stressful times), and pianos (playing to soothe refugees crossing borders). Or perhaps all three at once. |
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Teach the robot dog to play keyboards with its front paws and you coul dhave a recursive flashmob of robot dogs each trying to play the back of the next one |
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Agreed. They're an inventive crew, but not very creative and there is a difference, which if you're not creative, you won't get. hahahaha |
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Have it programmed so that all you do is hold your hands still, out at the right spacing and it moves around to play chopsticks. |
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Very good. I like the idea of Boston Dynamics doing this. Something a little less killy. |
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More dancing musical instruments, fewer robot dogs with RPGs and machine guns on their back. [+] |
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There's already military bands as well as infantry battallions. Maybe the army should gradually tip the balance so eventually there will be no guns but thousands of tubas |
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