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1) Fit electric lawnmowers with a simple "BEAM" style photo-tropic/obstacle avoiding nural net.
2) Fit mowers with solar panels to lengthen battery life and re-charge cells if charge falls below "Mow" level.
3) Release a set of these, say 5 or 10 in a huge recently mown area. Allow to run for a
week, maybe two.
4) Take arial photographs, and exhibit at high-profile gallery.
5) Charge rich art patrons $5000 to let the robots loose on thier lawns, thus producing an "original peice" a commision as it were.
6) Profit!
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+ Also, by mowing the expansive lawns of the rich and famous into different heights, patterns and designs could become visable from the family jet or helecopter. |
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It'll never work. Everyone knows that step 1 is:
Collect underpants. |
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Ah, another magic "rich idiots" idea - if you don't have any idea how you can make money off this, please be honest. It's not as though this place is asking people to be practical. |
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Lawn mower art, the artistic kind as opposed to the random kind, is Widely Baked at baseball stadiums. |
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Ok, fess up: did you think of this after I suggested putting
mowers under your giant robotic stonehenge? |
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[bungston] hey I gave you credit, kind of... see my annotation to the Stonehenge idea. Thanks by the way *grin*. |
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--I've always found it curious that the really geometrically interesting crop circles were first observed just after farm equipment became capable of autonomous navigation. Mayhap there are a fair number of artistically inclined farmer-navigators out there? |
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I notice that FarmerJohn (who would
appear to fit the profile) is keeping
silent here. |
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Someone's got a giant robotic stonehenge here? How come I never get to see the good stuff? |
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//Someone's got a giant robotic stonehenge here?// |
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Yes, it's not far off. You can visit it next door in the culture: art: sculpture section. Admittance is free (unlike the non-giant non-robotic stonehenge), but you are asked to leave a voluntary annotation to help with the upkeep. |
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It would be much cheaper to simply hire nearly incompetent manual labor to mow the lawns. It would be perhaps a good job for the mentally handicapped or habitually drunk. |
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