--Winston
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12 years ago
--Winston
When Doug Fields was Chief Technology Officer, Segway held "Frog Days" where the engineers could build such toys from the plentiful collection of scrap, hopefully inspiring a new product. I don't know if he's held them at Apple.
jsw
He sounds like an excellent boss to me.
--Winston
Sometimes it was great, other times like Orange County Choppers.
jsw
Grumpy old guys yelling insults and slamming doors? :)
--Winston
I've seen diagrams of similar in the patents that Dean Kamen of Segway has filed.
Elijah
------ remebers when Dean Kamen was famous for wheel chair that could manage stairs
Nifty!
--Winston
Looks very interesting. What I would really like to do, if I had a spare $3,000, is to build an automatic sniper soldier. It would be a robot programmed to shoot at certain color light bulbs as they light up (so that it is safe to test). It would, of course, shoot BBs or some other safe projectiles.
If used in a real war, it could potentially deny the enemy a sector, without exposing any soldiers.
i
Do you know about the US Army's Unmanned Ground Vehicle program? They have robots equipped with machine guns.
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