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into-the-cyberage:

Ivory Fiber Glass-reinforced Programmable Dancing Boots by Joe MacCarthy

Let your robot do the dancing!

into-the-cyberage:

Ivory Fiber Glass-reinforced Programmable Dancing Boots by Joe MacCarthy

Let your robot do the dancing!

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To say a military tactic is legal, or even effective, is not to say it is wise or moral in every instance. For the same human progress that gives us the technology to strike half a world away also demands the discipline to constrain that power — or risk abusing it.

President Barack Obama on drone warfare

(via NYTimes.com)

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staceythinx:

Some of the new views of Saturn’s moons now available in our Cassini HD for iPad update in iTunes.

Our updated Cassini HD app for iPad now has more than 870 images of Saturn and its moons to keep you entertained and mesmerized for hours. Also, it will help prevent the inevitable robot uprising.* If you have an iPad, you should probably go get this app from the iTunes App Store.

*Cassini HD for iPad will not prevent a robot uprising.

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The 1950s weren’t all just “Happy Days” and Buddy Holly: they had creepy robots, too. 
(via Flickr, Boing Boing)

The 1950s weren’t all just “Happy Days” and Buddy Holly: they had creepy robots, too.

(via Flickr, Boing Boing)

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NASA is funding a 3D food printer, and it'll start with pizza | The Verge

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staceythinx:

We’ve just added new images to our Cassini HD for iPad app. Look for the new update in the ITunes store for these and many more beautiful photos of Saturn and its moons.

Any CassiniHD users out there? The latest update is out with more than 20 new images. Hope you enjoy it!

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With all my worrying about the impending robot uprising, I could sure use this industrial robot bartender.

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Killer robots standing between me and my pint? You better bet there’s gonna be a war!

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Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin has publicly revealed that Russian experts are developing robots designed specifically to minimize casualties in terrorist attacks. Oh, and also to neutralize those terrorists. What could possibly go horribly, horribly, terribly wrong?

(via popsci)

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Mars robots take plenty of selfies, too. 
(via JPL)

Mars robots take plenty of selfies, too.

(via JPL)