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Break Dancing Robot
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O M G…the japanese have too much time on their hands. And what would be the practical use for this little gadget? It is not like I don’t thing something like this shouldn’t be pursued but think of it if they can make a robot move like a human what about putting those creative juices to solving real world problems? Global warming, getting all that plastic trash out of the pacific ocean? making really competitive alternative energy cars? I dunno…
You never know? They may have some positive and useful designs for this technology, or they may be planning some sinister uses for the purpose of taking over the world. They just show it to us in this fashion, making us think that it’s all fun and games.
It’s happening innovation – I don’t Americans are (know) a third of what the Japanese have going on in their technology and skills -