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Paul Zimmerman 发送消息 已加入：22 Jan 05 贴子：1440 积分：11 近期平均积分：0	消息 97897 - 发表于：12 Apr 2005, 16:21:14 UTC 最近的修改日期：12 Apr 2005, 16:22:09 UTC Robot camel jockeys? Oh, ..No.... Looks like 'Mr. Bill'....... Oh, No..... ID: 97897 ·
Paul Zimmerman 发送消息 已加入：22 Jan 05 贴子：1440 积分：11 近期平均积分：0	消息 96037 - 发表于：7 Apr 2005, 19:32:13 UTC New proto-type. ID: 96037 ·
Paul Zimmerman 发送消息 已加入：22 Jan 05 贴子：1440 积分：11 近期平均积分：0	消息 88711 - 发表于：21 Mar 2005, 2:17:20 UTC 最近的修改日期：21 Mar 2005, 2:22:31 UTC Darpa 'dog' Darpa is planning on handing out a series of $600-800,000 contracts to try to teach drones to walk. And the robots the agency wants researchers to train are 6.6 pound, 10.6 inch-long "Little Dogs." ID: 88711 ·
Paul Zimmerman 发送消息 已加入：22 Jan 05 贴子：1440 积分：11 近期平均积分：0	消息 88707 - 发表于：21 Mar 2005, 2:13:58 UTC 最近的修改日期：21 Mar 2005, 2:15:35 UTC That's a cut off saw...... a big circular saw for falling and bucking. [img]http://www.plustech.fi/images/Walking1_20.jpg [/img] If you get one, I'm gonna want to 'borrow' it. The 'walking' technology is pretty innovative.... ( I just saw Darpa's dogs and I'll try to get some pics of them to show you.) ID: 88707 ·
Carl Cuseo 志愿者测试人员 发送消息 已加入：18 Jan 02 贴子：652 积分：34,312 近期平均积分：0	消息 88694 - 发表于：21 Mar 2005, 1:54:07 UTC - 回复消息 88680.   最近的修改日期：21 Mar 2005, 1:55:47 UTC PZ- What's at the end of the arm? I cant find the initial site from the pic. If you didn't invent this thing, then I NEED to get one so send me to it. Do you drive this rig with a joystick? You could bolt anything you damn well please to that tentical!! If you put blades on it I bet you could make it SKATE I NEED to have one of these things...cc ID: 88694 ·
Paul Zimmerman 发送消息 已加入：22 Jan 05 贴子：1440 积分：11 近期平均积分：0	消息 88680 - 发表于：21 Mar 2005, 1:18:06 UTC 最近的修改日期：21 Mar 2005, 1:27:54 UTC Replace the operator with log recognition software or a remote system and there will be no reason to go into the woods again. ID: 88680 ·

 
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