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Create a solar-powered artificially intelligent motorised road cone that, through the simplest behaviour model possible ends up grouping around holes in the road.
The following quality functions might help design one:
likes being near holes in the road.
likes vibration e.g. road works.
is
gregarious - likes the company of other road cones.
has a wanderlust - will wander off when the roadworks have finished.
Code in a few tactics for survival to stop these things:
a) jumping down holes like lemmings.
b) wandering off into traffic.
...and voila - flocking road cones.
somewhere on a lonely road
[hob,
May 16 2009]
make no sudden movements
[hob,
May 16 2009]
schematic
[hob,
May 16 2009]
(???) Alien Road Cones
www.xsystems.co.uk/...ead/alien_cones.htm
Not very funny, but possibly relevant. [key-aero, Jul 27 2001, last modified Oct 06 2004]
Stigmergy & swarm intelligence
http://www.kidpacif...armIntelligence.pdf
Warning - this is a pdf document [-alx, Jul 27 2001, last modified Oct 06 2004]
Build it and they will come
http://www.sodaplay...nstructor/index.htm
Very interactive and fun - In addition to being able to mess with other peoples creations without harm - once you see your own creation take flight - aaaaaaaah [thumbwax, Jul 27 2001, last modified Oct 06 2004]
Bob the Builder
http://www.bobthebuilder.org/
for those that don't know. [st3f, Jul 27 2001, last modified Oct 06 2004]
Zen garden machines
http://www.halfbake...20garden_20machines
Read this for wiml's annotation if nothing else [st3f, Jul 27 2001, last modified Oct 05 2004]
Grass Art
http://www.halfbake...om/idea/Grass_20Art
...and another. [st3f, Jul 27 2001]
Traffic Cone Preservation Society
http://animation.fi...nfrey/coneindex.htm
For those fearing for the future of our fine flocking friends [wiml, Jul 27 2001, last modified Oct 06 2004]
Flocking machines for sale!
http://www.hebbecke...cking_machines.html
Even fully automated Flockstations. [bungston, Oct 21 2002, last modified Oct 06 2004]
Wellington + Cone
http://www.rampants.../glw_wellington.htm
What students would do if they could reprogam cones... [Jinbish, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 06 2004]
Robot Barrels Baked
http://robots.unl.e...2002/IMECE_2002.PDF
This idea has been baked by the University of Nebraska. [r84x, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 06 2004]
Self-Healing Minefield
http://www.darpa.mil/ato/programs/SHM/
A similar technology could be applied. [spiraliii, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 06 2004]
(?) Now Baked
http://www.newscien...s.jsp?id=ns99994932
[Steve DeGroof] found this link. [Worldgineer, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 06 2004]
Pictures here.
http://news.bbc.co....ci/tech/3666989.stm
"We're designing the system in such a way that the barrels are very stupid." [angel, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]
The Guardian's Pass Notes on the subject...
http://www.guardian...604,1206461,00.html
[Taika, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]
(??) Baked here also
http://uk.news.yaho...40429/12/esccm.html
Who'd have thought it? [silverstormer, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 06 2004]
Prototype Roadcone
http://www.st3f.com...oadcone_cartoon.gif
For 'wax [st3f, Oct 06 2004, last modified Jul 05 2015]
Bob with cones
http://www.st3f.com...fbakery/bobcone.gif
I'm going to have to stop doing this. I'm (in danger of) getting obsessed. [st3f, Oct 06 2004, last modified Jul 05 2015]
Robot Bollards
http://davidszondy..../robot/bollards.htm
Sturdier than cones? [ConsulFlaminicus, Mar 02 2005]
"Robotic bins that move and chuckle, benches that flock together and sing when the sun comes out, have been unleashed in Cambridge."
http://news.bbc.co....geshire/4077680.stm
"You'll find that one bench may be particularly attracted to a particular bin. They will chuckle and giggle sometimes or make rude noises." [angel, Jun 10 2005]
(?) Flocking Balloons
http://people.artcenter.edu/~berk/alavs/#
Courtesy Underdone. [DrCurry, Jan 27 2006]
Method Studios: Toyota RAV4 "Cones"
http://www.methodstudios.com/mox842
Be sure to play the Quicktime movie. [bristolz, Feb 14 2006]
Bunny
http://www.bunny-comic.com/571.html
Migrating road cones from the webcomic 'Bunny' [st3f, Apr 08 2006, last modified Oct 27 2018]
Keep Left
http://www.intrigui...mpdiff/keepleft.jpg
Monty Python did a sketch about Hell's Grannies that included "vicious gangs of 'keep left' signs" [Jinbish, Dec 01 2007]
Bad Cones
http://www.youtube....watch?v=a-dwi1kEbmo
[jaksplat, Dec 23 2007]
Popular Mechanic
http://books.google...v=onepage&q&f=false
May 2000, page 21. As mentioned by Andrew1 [xaviergisz, Dec 16 2012]
Toy Story 2 - Cones crossing a road
http://www.youtube....watch?v=BqxmLpxUncA
[Dub, Feb 17 2013]
Flocking Cones and Rods
http://www.nknews.o...ngyang-traffic.jpeg
[Dub, Feb 24 2013]
Traffic Cone Preservation Society
http://imgur.com/gallery/6uz1c
[normzone, Jul 17 2016]
Sighting of an elderly male in the Ozarks
http://wildguzzi.co...ic=84810.0#lastPost
[normzone, Jul 17 2016]
Robo Traffic Cones
https://www.youtube...watch?v=lQvx5x1KC9Y
They're here! [zardoz, May 06 2019]
Nothing to see here ...
https://www.reddit....othing_to_see_here/
[normzone, May 18 2019]
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There would be a risk of them going rogue, forgetting their main task and spelling words like "scram" instead. |
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But surely, this is how they
already work? And you forgot to
code for the mating urge with
drunks' heads. |
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[annotation above lost (possibly in the waugsqueke deletion event of 2001) said something like, "and what when there are no more roadworks?"] |
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They'd wander the land looking for things resembling roadworks. Occasionally one might watch you doing some gardening in the hope that you will dig a hole. |
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this is one of the better _half-baked_ ideas i've seen in a while. |
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is anyone going to make an 'I hate
those flocking road cones' type
comment? |
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I envision millions of road
cones stumbling upon the Grand
Canyon and refusing to leave.
And of course there would be
the annual spring migration
where all the road cones travel
to the DPW to mate... |
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The simplest behaviour model possible that you're looking for is probably stigmergy. This is the process that, for example, wasps use to coordinate building nests without communicating directly with one another. There's been some really interesting robotics work on this one... |
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*applause* Truly daft, my man, seeing those ambiguous orange cones as things that should be imbued with life and ascribed personality. Very nice. |
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why not have them go one step further |
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they've got enough free volume in them to hold about 3/4 gallon of tar - they can pour their contents into the hole |
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flocking, road-repairing cones. |
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I'd adopt one, at least until I could have a real one of my own, then I would probably leave by the side of the road somewhere |
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I'm with you, ETT. I want a pet Flocking Road Cone ... I see nothing in the invention notes about these road cones biting the neighbors, making noise all night, or urinating on the furniture. |
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Plus, being bright orange, they'd be easy to find if they wandered off. |
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P.S. to Aristotle: neat literary reference! |
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Hint Hint. Can you aaaaah, make an illustration of that in action for us st3f? |
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OK so it's not exactly a technical drawing and absolutely nothing like I really envisage it but... oh... just look at the link. Hope you like it. |
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Of course, in Michigan, the entire road system would become orange and spikey every spring. |
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Heh heh heh... I love the illo! (and the idea) |
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Stroke of chenius. Pastry. |
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Lovely illustration, Thank You
In my book: the best way for any of us to virtually create flocking road cones (and a whole lot of other things) - would be to construct them in sodaconstructor. Perseverance prevails. Link above. In terms of deployment of traffic cones, I suppose "hexagonal_wheel by Ivkasho" - one of the creations in sodaconstructor shows how something like this might be possible. Though "dirkjiggler" has my nod for personality.
Enjoy your tasty croissants. |
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Oh, hey, that is so very good. |
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The illustration is nice too, but I kind of want the cones to look just like they do now. |
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Well, Mephista, maybe they can be flocked flocking road cones. (see dictionary def. no 2) |
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Kudos to thumbwax for the sodaplay idea. I've been touting that site for over a year now. If only my creations had more intelligence than a sine wave. |
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Except for the "solar-powered artificially intelligent motorised" part , this describes a certain kind of public works employee. |
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So that's what they are! (Darn people posting ideas when I'm on holiday...)
I now appreciate the full coolness of your FRC t-shirt. |
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I seriously think this would make a good children's television show (road cone stop-frame animation should be pretty cheap as well). |
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How about "Bob the Builder and his flocking road cones." Could be a Christmas special. |
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ONE PROBLEM: People will steal these expensive little gadgets. |
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Maybe you could get them to emit a fog of pepper spray if someone lifts them off the road without an "owner key". I dunno. |
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Also, since these things will be in traffic with lots of vehicle-generated winds, you could put a wind turbine on 'em to generate loads of power. |
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Great link, [wiml]. <offtopic> If you go there be sure to have a look at the muffin animations </offtopic> |
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Oh, and [seal10], thanks for the fishbone. Note to self - never trust someone with a number in their name. |
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<holds up mirror to st3f> |
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Paint 'em blue. Flocking Woad [sp: amended] Cones. |
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<DrBob spelling or grammatical error> That's "Woad"</DrBob spelling or grammatical error> |
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They'd go down to the waterfront at low tide - Docking Road Cones. |
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Old Flocking Road Cones don't die - they become Rocking Road Cones
2 Cones on a porch
"Traffic looks rough"
'Yep'
"Back in our day..."
'Yep'
Wait, those are Talking Road Cones - or both - Yes, that's it - both |
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Ok, I'm driving along, minding my own business, when suddenly, up ahead I see a bunch of Flocking Rocking Talking Road Cones! But these new ones are slightly different, slightly better. They have been modified to fill in small cracks in the pavement. Yes, they are now Caulking Flocking Rocking Talking Road Cones! |
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To ease security concerns, they could have a special mechanism installed in them to prevent theft, making them Locking Caulking Flocking Rocking Talking Road Cones. And when that day comes when their programming allows them to develop and grow intellectually to the point where they become superior to us, Voila! Mocking Road Cones! |
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Perhaps they should be programmed to "Get Sad or Even When Stolen", they could do things like blocking your car in the drive every morning until you return them to the motorway you stole them from. Or your neighbours car. |
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Would each motorway have its own team I wonder? |
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At night, when there's less traffic they can go and help out at the local supermarket, refilling the shelves for the next day... Stocking Road Cones. |
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At night, should you peek into the quiet corner of that dead alley, what would you find - mating road cones. |
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a little conehead, perhaps |
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Actually, you would not get to peek. Road blocking cones. |
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The homing instinct would be best triggered when the cones were sent off to sunnier climbes... the collection vehicle could then leave the old coned off area protected by a dynamic cone barrier moving at some speed ... when the new location was reached the driver would shout "bombs away" and leave a wake of suddenly dormant cones behind.... |
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Great idea ! and one which is probably stranger true than fiction. I can see this happening. |
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What would be their behavior if hit by a car? And where would they flock to during an earthquake? |
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Install a small mower blade, program to cut anything
green or brown over 3 inches high and 5 ft. from the road
- solves two problems: traffic being slowed by the mowing
machines and the overgrowth.
You'd need to send a bunch of non-mowers out ahead
of them to
corral the wildlife until the work is done, but it's much
less invasive. |
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(Goes and throws all of his green and brown trowsers away for safety's sake). |
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I don't get this one - seems stupid to me |
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Stick around - you ain't seen nuffin yet. |
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And, of course, when one of these cones' programming goes bad, and it starts following you around everywhere you go, we'll have Stalking Road Cones... |
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This idea is like melba toast meets Jerry Garcia, it is so baked. See the link above. Flocking machines are fully available and being peddled by Germans on the web. |
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Oh, bunstung, did you never go trick-or-treating for candy?? |
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Let the flock dress up for Halloween and they can all be Walking Toad Cones. |
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As a marketing ploy, the cones could actually be covered in orange and white striped flock material. The only drawback I can see is that the rough outdoors life they lead may result in little bobbles forming on the flock. Fellow cones would then shun the affected cone as being sub-standard, resulting in a downard spiral into meaningless desperation. And then you'd have Flocking Rocking Talking nihilist pillificated cones. |
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(A long time ago, in a pub far, far away, I wore an FRC T shirt. Illustration as per one of the links above) |
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beautiful, I love these cones. might as well establish the
SPCC right now (society for prevention of crulety to
cones), and make them and endangered species, and
protect their native environment -- set aside old freeways
as game preserves where rangers constantly provide new
holes to simulate their natural habitat- complete with self
guided tours behind roped off lanes, and frequent
admonishments not to feed them any new holes, or they
won't take to the specially-prepared holes provided for
them. old and injured cones would be allowed limited
practice in the preserves parking lots, just to keep the
juices flowing. |
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Nobody has thought of the one biggest menace to all road cones, anywhere: |
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Flocking road cones would be stolen in their thousands by students all over the country, and kept cooped up in dank student houses. |
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Those fortunate enough to be stolen by electronic engineering students would be reprogrammed to become guard cones, warding off landlords and the like. |
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Geeks would steal them and download new ROMs for them, releasing them back into the wild with the new intention to locate and destroy all Microsoft products or Lexus cars. |
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There would be only one way to prevent this tragedy. The cones must learn to avoid or attack anything that smells of alcohol. |
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Of course the upside for the cones is that once enough had been captured by anarchist geeks, they would be properly intelligent and able to form their own factions, lobbying for equal rights, pensions and the suchlike. They would have engineer cones capable of 'freeing' any cones they meet still with the old programming. The cones would form an integral part of protest rallies, cordoning off the protesters from the police, and preventing all manner of roads, tunnels, bridges and houses being built. |
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Of course eventually the factions that allied themselves with the True Cones, the Original Founders of the Cone, supporters of Road Maintenance would clash at one of these protest sites. The New Age Anti-Road Coners would clash with the True Fundamentalist Road Maintenance Coners, and in an almighty fight, plastic on plastic, sandbag on sandbag, they would all be dead, and their empty plastic carcasses would be once again used to fence off road maintenance areas, silent shells of the cones they once were. |
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But scattered around the country, in ever more intelligent iterations, would be the cones still in student houses, safe from the great wars, but ready now for the new dawn of conage, ready to revive their fallen fellow cones. Power to the Cones! Power to the Cones! Power to the Cones! |
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Half baked? Legendary Epic. |
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If only the folks at DreamWorks could be here to see it. |
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"Gimmie that Road Cone Religion, it's good enough for me..." |
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Or have them self-manufacture their cones from found plastic, starting from one end like snails. I think cone puppies would be cute. |
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But wait - what if, in a bizarre turn of events, the cones rose up and enslaved the humans? It's not as far fetched as it might seem. If the empty shells curently littering our highways are able to herd and entrap thousands every day, think of what their more highly enabled descendants would be able to do. Before long the worldwide road network would resemble a French port during a lorry driver's strike, millions of human beings trapped in little metal and glass cubicles, screaming to get out, sweating, dehydrating, becoming still, until in the frustrated twighlight, with only the inane broadcasting of C&W music for stimulation, humans the world over are hypnotized into a zombie like existence simply awaiting the input of their Cone Masters into their befuddled brains. |
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Incidently, I think the title would be a great name for the halfbakery band. |
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But then the College students were stunned to find that some of the cones developed the ability to administer electric shock for self defense.
"Be careful with that thing, remember what happened to Jimmy!"
As the flocking behavior of the cones continued over the years there became as a tool of survival the tendency for some of the cones to emit klacking noises indicating alerts, displeasure, and many other communications.
As the society of the cones developed, The College Students began to have much fear of the cones and even became wary of other such treasures such as blinking barricades and yellow police tape as the cones felt they should be protected as less enlightened kin.
The only thing that saved the College students from annihalation was the cones discovery of the game hackey sack. So as mother nature embraces balance, now the College students and the Hackey Sacking, Klacking, Shocking Flocking Cones have drawn a truce and annually engage in the sport of hackey sack. |
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Baked in a sense by my college, Nebraska. They have orange barrels with robotic bases controlled by a "general" usinf GPS and such. I talked to the guy in charge of the project a whiule back, and they have something here that is really getting interest from many roads departments. Check ouy my link above. |
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Interesting. Do you know when this research began? The paper is dated November 2002, a full year and a half after this idea started. Any chance this was the inspiration? |
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Possible, but it sounds unlikely. It's a common enough idea. While at the gym the other day I caught a few minutes of a kids' animation featuring talking cars and a gaggle of wandering road cones. It may give the authors of the paper a laugh if they read this, though. |
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Don't be so humble. I'm quite sure you're responsible for the flocking road cone toy craze of 2004. (looks at front of newspaper) Damn. I always forget what year I'm visiting. |
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"The next generation robots will also directly consider fault tolerance with triple redundancy in every critical system. Each robot will have several watchdog timers that must be frequently reset or the system will be shut down. The central controller will broadcast a carrier wave so that all robots can be stopped if a fault is detected. The robots may include three independent processors that will vote on all commands. These and other
approaches will be directly incorporated into the next generation design. |
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Other control approaches are being investigated. Namely, a fully autonomous mobile robot is being prepared to serve as the centralized controller. This robot is much more capable (large computational ability, GPS, laser range finder, stereo camera,
etc) and will be a leader of several barrel robots. This general/troops system has the potential for more autonomy." |
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Not one lousy acknowledgement for the halfbakery, though. |
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Wow, this supports one of my old professor's theory that
inventions are called forth from society by mysterious
forces, which come to work when need, technology, and
chance start to approach each other. It was his
explanation for the simultaneous invention of photography
in at least 3 (4?) different parts of the world by people
with no knowledge of each other's work. Fun to watch. |
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Must say, when I read the title, I thought this was a way to add a holiday touch to road construction sites: tacky, pink Christmas tree flocking could be made reflective for night time hazard alerts. How about adding behavior matched to a digital calendar. Cones could double as Salvation Army coin collectors, ringing computerized bells and playing Christmas carols while collecting tolls from drivers who would toss dimes and nickels from their cars as they pass slowly by. On Halloween they could collect for UNICEF. |
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I know this thread has been dead for a while, but I felt this needed to be added: found this on Slashdot this morning: |
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http://slashdot.org/articles/04/04/29/1215238.shtml?tid=133&tid=137&tid=186&tid=216 |
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(working link posted above) |
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Not dead, merely resting. Thanks for the links, guys. Looks like Nebraska has gone public. See r84x's link for earlier info. |
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<B>This has come to pass!</b> |
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[admin: link removed from text. The New Scientist link has already been added today (see links above)] |
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Herds of robotic traffic cones could soon be swarming onto a highway, closing down lanes and slowing the traffic. |
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The new road markers have been developed by Shane Farritor, a roboticist at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, in a bid to help reduce the $100 billion per year that the Department of Transportation estimates is lost to the US economy through accidents and delays caused by highway lane closures. |
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The self-propelled markers take the form of robotic three-wheeled bases for the brightly coloured barrels that are set out to demarcate road repair zones. Farritor says they can open and close traffic lanes faster and more safely than humans. |
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"This has come to pass"
Well, almost. The Nebraskan Roadcones are not autonomous but instructed. They have limited intelligence which is used to figure out where they are, where they need to go, and how to get there. |
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LeBain: Please post links using the link button. If you look up at the links, you'll find that the New Scientist link has already been posted today. A link was posted to the relevant University of Nebraska robotics page back in 2003. [admin: links removed from LeBain's text] |
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May your intelligence be impaired by the length of time you spend contemplating your toothbrush tonite [angel], you beat me to the very same link you experienced halfbaker... |
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You need to get to work earlier. |
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hey, without the weight added to the bottom of traffic cones they are pretty light. So why not put rotor blade like those on model helicopters on the top. That way they could locate road works from the air and would avoid the traffic. Put an altimeter limit of 500 feet on them to avoid aircraft and gps to kep them away from airports. Scary huh? |
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Rotor blades? Wings? Come on people - it's obvious from the Witch's Hat shape of the cone what these babies should be flying on. Broomsticks, dammit! Stick some geeeky round specs on the front of them, and you would thrill and delight a generation of ankle-biters who thought they'd seen Harry Potter flying down the motorway. |
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And then they start watching you! |
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That means Gawking Road Cones! |
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Shocking flocking rocking gawking road cones? |
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Nice link, that, angel. There may come a
time when things like 'flocking road cones'
and 'singing park benches' just become
part of our lives. Not because they are
created in a quantum leap from the
technology that surrounds them but
because objects in general may start to
be created possessing small amounts of
intelligence. |
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[froglet] Maybe in their off-duty periods, they could be adapted to street-vendor duties, dispensing drinks or sweets, then they'd be (deep breath)
Shocking flocking rocking hawking gawking road cones |
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A large concern here is, of course, the cost per unit. Well, what if only every other cone or barrel actually had a robot in it? See, my idea is to build some which are merely free-rolling. The automated units could either push or pull those into position, and then assume formation themselves. Each cone could be made responsible for its position and the position of one "child" - heck, maybe even more. Not too many, though, because then we drift back towards serial deployment which is much slower than parallel - a very distinct advantage of this whole idea in the first place. Still, I think there's room for consideration of a system which is somewhere between every device being independant and every device relying on a single controller. The cost benefit would be huge, and the time expense slight. |
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//A large concern here is, of course, the cost per unit// "Here" is in the HB - we don't need no steenkin' costs. {pthaatt] |
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Anyone seen the new Toyota Rav4 commercial? (see link) |
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Ooo! Oooo! I just saw this on TV! [bristolz] beat me to a link |
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(I'm 4 days late, heh, bris didn't just beat me, I was clobbered). |
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I love it when life imitates the 'bakery , or art imitates the 'bakery - or something like that. |
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Yes, [bobofthefuture], more or less. Both a lot more and a lot less, probably. |
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I love that RAV4 video. Very good.
I also like the webcomic 'Bunny' and am
very happy to be able to link to a
migrating roadcones strip. |
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This could quite easily be the halfbakery idea with the most links on it. Seriously, there's dozens of the buggers. |
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I like it a lot. However, you would have to be careful that they don't run into each other. That would mess things up. And then, of course, they'd be... |
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Knocking Flocking Stalking Talking Gawking Shocking Mocking Road Cones!!! |
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Oh, and [Aristotle], if they really wanted to leave messages, they'd write them on the road. Drumroll... |
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Chalking Gawking Talking Walking Stalking Mocking Docking Rocking Shocking Stocking Blocking Flocking Road Cones!!!!!!!! |
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If they talk with a certain synthesised voice (or emit a particular type of radiation or obey some complex law of quantum mechanics) then you could add Hawking to their title. |
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Hmm, do they have much rotational force? |
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These can be used by terrorists by putting a bomb in it... (can someone make a really long Road cone sentance below? I don't have the lung capacity to do one) |
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Terorists, hmmm...All your road cones are belong to us? |
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Only just thought of this: terrorist cones would be a bit reminiscent of Python's Keep Left signs... {linky} |
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"Witness a construction of the human race. Prepare to be divert-inated." |
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If you think that was bad, I also considered using Delayed-and-late or next-turn-re-routed. |
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Popular mechanics, may 2000 - Page 21. Possibly where the baker got his/her idea from? |
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Nope, but if you can scan in the page and
email it to me I'd love to have a read. |
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thanks for kicking that up again |
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Definitely... funnily enough a quick text search for 'custard' turns up no hits on this page... um... |
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Talking Chalking Gawking Walking Stalking Mocking Docking Rocking Shocking Stocking Blocking Flocking Custard-Deploying Dalek-Mimicking Road Cones? |
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Also, we, as their creators, should give them the ability to jump... I mean, there’s nothing in a game more annoying than not being able to jump! |
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Talking Chalking Gawking Walking Stalking Mocking Docking Rocking Shocking Stocking Blocking Flocking Custard-Deploying Dalek-Mimicking Jumping Road Cones! |
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Ps. Man... In 2007 I was so naive: P |
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{I can't believe I hadn't bunned this post in the past!} |
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