[dan]

I saw this on MSN today about robots, thought the future is getting closer.

http://msn-cnet.com.com/Photo+galleries+Robots+in+action/2009-1041_3-5746470.html?tag=part=msn-cnet&subj=ns_3-5746470&tag=msn_home&GT1=8394

   

[Art]

Very cool! That sites has a lot of eye candy to keep one browsing there for quite a while!

Thanks for sharing! :afro

[dan]

Check out this transformer

[Freddy]

wow, cant believe they got all that into something so small.  Liked the story about the vacuum cleaners/frogger robots, shame they had no pictures hehe.

[Duskrider]

Hummmm........
Speaking of transformers,
here's one that ends up as near nothing.
A car that's ideal for city parking.

http://www.savefile.com/files/8072765

Enjoy.
 :azn

[Freddy]

Thanks for recent films Dusk, they are getting better all the time, lipsync is great too  :afro

[FuzzieDice]

Here's one I came across today:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060712/tc_nm/science_brain_dc_3

This is something I really am glad to see, as I'm always glad to see technology helping those with disabilities.

[ALADYBLOND]

dusky i want one of those transformer cars can you help me out? :huh~~alady

[ALADYBLOND]

fuzzie that was one of the best things they have done. and its about time~~alady

[Duskrider]

Fuz,
Nice find
Interesting
The start of something great

 :cool

[FuzzieDice]

I agree - it's a good thing they are starting with this. Though it took awhile because they need to make sure that such implants won't harm the brain to begin with. This will bring new hope to parapliegics and others. Maybe some day they can install small computers to permanently control epilepsy, schitzophrenia and other ailments.

[dan]

I read a while back that someone had found a way to connect to the brain, but hadn't heard they went this far yet.  That's cool,  I thought it would be a bit difficult to train the brain to work it, but it seems not as hard as I imagined. :rolleyes

I want one of those trucks too!! :cheesy