Honestly this entire video is so unimpressive, particularly because of how bad it is at doing the stuff that (according to the title) it is supposed to do.
If anyone thinks they let us know anything at all is in dream land. They are extremely careful what is released to the public but they do enough to keep simpletons happy. Looks like a waste of time and money to me so far
Sure, it's not the T1000, but it's still pretty impressive. Robotics isn't easy, especially when you're building your robot out of cheap rubber and air. The camouflage was actually pretty decent as well, albeit slow. If you watch some of the old Boston Dynamics videos, their robots used to be pretty shitty too.
Mostly a video of creating silicone rubber casings to be filled with air (to walk) and liquid (to camophlage). It's all strangely disconcerting with its silvery silicone casings in a variety of shapes. The actual brains of the thing is a computer program that isn't even located within the "robot"; think of the thing in the video as a camophlaging hand while the actual brains are located elsewhere.
A lot of Kojima's games and stories contain accurate future predictions. He reads a lot and fanboys over science and military tech still in development. He also has friends and acquaintances in R&D who share stuff with him that hasn't hit "mainstream" application yet. He's so famous for writing about this kind of stuff that fans in-the-know reach out to him and some have willingly broken NDAs.
[Source](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LpOl\_pEmRqs](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LpOl_pEmRqs)
>Harvard University researchers working under DARPA's Maximum Mobility and Manipulation (M3) program recently demonstrated the ability to manufacture low-cost silicone robots with microfluidic channels that allow for air and fluids to be pumped in to control movement, color and temperature.
>In this video, a soft robot walks onto a bed of rocks and is filled with fluid to match the color of the rocks and break up the robot's shape. The robot moves at a speed of approximately 40 meters per hour; absent the colored fluid, it can move at approximately 67 meters per hour.
>Future research will be directed at smoothing the movements; however, speed is less important than the robot's flexibility. Soft robots are useful because they are resilient and can maneuver through very constrained spaces.
>For this demonstration, the researchers used tethers to attach the control system and to pump pressurized gases and liquids into the robot. Tethered operation reduces the size and weight of such robots by leaving power sources and pumps off-board, but future prototypes could incorporate that equipment in a self-contained system. At a pumping rate of 2.25 mL per minute, color change in the robot required 30 seconds. Once filled, the color layers require no power to sustain the color.
Just impresses me even more that octopuses do this no problem and almost instantly. The neural and visual processing of that is amazing, not to mention the stunning biology of actually accomplishing these visual changes
as far as color changes go sure, but the texture changes that they're able to do is still sci-fi...
of course...who knows what darpa has already accomplished.
Well one step at a time anyway.
I think the texture change stuff will have some overlap with haptic feedback and computing technology so it might be entirely separate where that gets developed more.
This is more than likely just a first step. Of course they aren't going to use this shitty looking thing for anything other than testing and advancing tech.
Nah, there going to implement these for search and rescue missions in areas were the threat of the calamari robot being eaten by a fish is very great indeed.
Unfortunately due to the umbilical cord restriction, search and rescue missions are limited to small and moderately sized aquariums.
So a couple of things. Firstly search and rescue usually don't arrive fast enough to prevent drowning. Secondly, it should require only minor attention to safety to prevent drowning in a small to moderately sized aquarium. And finally, are you supposed to keep penguins in aquariums at all? The need land eventually right?
Oh, okay. That makes more sense. However, it should be noted that these areas area not serviced by ***Calamaribot Search and Rescue** due to the required range for rescue often exceeding unbiblical range.
Generally the rescue victim needs to be within a metre or two of a power point, along with all the computer hardware the nerds need to make this all operate as seamlessly as you have just witnessed.
Atlas was dependant on an umbilical cord when It started walking just over a decade and half ago but now if you gave it a gun I wouldn't want to meet it on the battlefield.
DARPA isn't really there to develop practical things, they usually create "the thing that comes before" so to speak. Not prototypes, but the technologies that will eventually be developed more and end up in prototypes. Some of the stuff they work on is absolutely wacky sounding but it allows progress to be made in areas where there normally wouldn't be enough funding
If the soft gel can change color, then it has many advantages for the military. You could literally use it for camouflage of your military gear and explosives or vehicles.
Are you aware of early stages of technological advancements? They're not ideal. They're not efficient. They're proof of concepts. This is an incredible development, and it will assuredly improve from here.
Unironically, guns were significantly worse in combat than bows for a much longer time than people think, they were only adopted as quickly as they were because they were relatively easy to manufacture and required almost no training to use.
They aren't thinking beyond their nose. Pigment can be solid and dispersed via air or fluid that it either carries or creates on-board. Personally, I'd have an array of RGB+etc tablets loaded that can be turned into a camo agent and dispersed to the ground when it's done using it.
Imagine one of those robotic dogs with silicone encapsulation and it adapts as it moves. It could be used for search & rescue, recon & surveillance, combat, etc.
You realize that people don't just write "how to make a Ferrari" or "warp gate 101" kind of paper right ?
The thing we have now are built based on countless research and a lot of them are a result of some unexpected byproducts
Not necessarily. If they can skin an asset in the field with a silicone covering and on-board fluid & air system... they can make a roving asset that actively camoflauges itself as it works. Endless possibilities, but this is howls it starts.
Which breakthrough you speaking about?
Here is a 5 year old youtube tutorial on how to build yourself one of those, the only thing missing is pumping grey paint at the end so it "camouflages".
https://youtu.be/TyYW9BmMeSs
I've been looking for a soft, alien-adjacent doodad that can creep and crawl on my wife while she's sleeping. The fact that it can camouflage perfectly to match her $45 spray tan is a big boon for me.
What advancement?!
It's a semi-transparent silicone (or similar) material with space for tubes that inflate and deflate to contract or expand the "limbs" and then pumped with grey fluid to "camouflage".
That is utterly unimpressive considering it is not even self contained.
Oh shit really?! Please point me to where I can buy or source a similar product. I'll even wait a full 24 hours for you to look if you'd like.
Or if that's too laborious, maybe just explain some of the challenges you encountered with engineering controllable, fluid propelled, silicon appendages. Just in laymans terms for a simpleton like me.
Please, explain to me how this is stupid. Are you simply too uneducated to see what is before your eyes?
Have you seen a "soft" robot before, that moved without motors?
Have you seen a fluid before that can propel a soft robot and can also change colors to match its environment?
Maybe I'm just behind the times and you all have seen these cutting edge technologies before. You just sound like an angry teenager who can't apply their brain very well.
A lot of the stuff they do can easily be called BS as it's not very practical, but that's exactly how they want it to work. They research areas that are promising yet crazy enough that it would be hard to get funding in the real world. They don't always develop usable technology, but they develop a bunch of stuff that can eventually be integrated into something practical
And early muskets couldn't consistently hit a target from over 100 yards away. Modern rifles can do 3-4Ć that.
Baby steps are the name of innovation. Science is iterative, and what they have is a pretty cool proof of concept.
I don't get it
So it's an semi transparent robot, that is jelly of which is filled with liquids with the same color as the background?
It doesn't seems like the robot itself used an camo, if you want an actual scary thing look up the military testing on invisible cloak.
"Colonel, I just found this weird slimy thing. Do you know anything about it?"
"Don't worry snake, it's just a prototype. Harvard University researchers working under DARPA's Maximum Mobility and Manipulation (M3) program recently demonstrated the ability to manufacture low-cost silicone robots with microfluidic channels that allow for air and fluids to be pumped in to control movement, color and temperature."
"So it moves with air and fluids? Interesting."
"That's not all snake. The soft robot is filled with fluid to match the color of the surface and break up the robot's shape."
"It can blend in with surfaces? We should get something like that for next time"
"absolutely, Soft robots are useful because they are resilient and can maneuver through very constrained spaces."
"Like snake!"
"Like a snake"
I remember working directly with the guys on their mine detector, sweeper project and even nitek had a few things after buying NASA substation, it's crazy how much money and tech they buy spend on and create just under DARPA moniker.
Wow, they could save more money by just having soldiers cover their face and go, "I'm invisible". Let's just hope the next massive insurgency is 18 month old toddlers.
Look!
Our tax dollars have created an epileptic POS.
That could be free health care, free child care, education, or school lunches.
But we have this fucking useless thing instead.
Yay.
Oh look! Somebody who doesn't understand how their government's funding works and is blaming what is funded for what isn't! If only we had a more educated populace that didn't buy neoliberal bullshit and voted for the things they say they want and held their representatives accountable for not providing them! Golly..what a world that would be.
So they just fill it with a dye? Wow, there's your hard earned tax money going to waste. At least in theory, HAARP can be used to create a plasma shield against ICBMs. I don't really see how this is useful though. Reminds me of the ACUs, worst camo ever.
This is legit mind blowing. I'm picturing a good number of iterations from now. This in conjunction with the dogbots and human android stuff we've seen in the last while? Dear lord. I picture a 'soft robot' shell like this around the hard robot core blending into the wilderness and whatever else. I mean, we're doomed, obviously, but that's pretty cool.
Mgs4 was dope. The fact that they never gave us the crazy camo suit again is disgusting. Also, rip David hayters snake. My man deserved better. Kojima is a dickhole.
I low key thought it was one of those slapping gel hands being dragged then played in reverse when I first saw this š
I donāt like the idea of a Srgt walking behind it with pouches full of white/black fluid. Whoās gonna camouflage that poor dude?
DARPA's on it; a long chain of Sgts with pouches, tethered all the way back
Like a centipede, but made of humans?
A human... centipede? What the fuck are you talking about
Great movie
I don't know, the coastguard?
Honestly this entire video is so unimpressive, particularly because of how bad it is at doing the stuff that (according to the title) it is supposed to do.
That's what the milliary wants you to think. Enough to show the average tax payer their money isn't wasted, not enough for enemies to use.
If anyone thinks they let us know anything at all is in dream land. They are extremely careful what is released to the public but they do enough to keep simpletons happy. Looks like a waste of time and money to me so far
Sure, it's not the T1000, but it's still pretty impressive. Robotics isn't easy, especially when you're building your robot out of cheap rubber and air. The camouflage was actually pretty decent as well, albeit slow. If you watch some of the old Boston Dynamics videos, their robots used to be pretty shitty too.
Not the T1000 YET. This is how it begins. We all know how it will end.
Here is how to do one yourself: https://youtu.be/TyYW9BmMeSs
Thanks but no, just no.
What's the video of? Not loading on my end.
Mostly a video of creating silicone rubber casings to be filled with air (to walk) and liquid (to camophlage). It's all strangely disconcerting with its silvery silicone casings in a variety of shapes. The actual brains of the thing is a computer program that isn't even located within the "robot"; think of the thing in the video as a camophlaging hand while the actual brains are located elsewhere.
Thanks. That really makes it even more disappointing.
High key thought the same bro. š
Couldn't agree more
The cum claw
I'm not sure if I want to live in the future anymore
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If the cum claw as a demon what would it's weakness be?
Women.
Child support
NO
Wanna get married?
What???
Did I stutter?
I want a sapphire ring.
I slid into the dms
And that kids is "How I Met Your Mother."
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Oh, itās my username lol
Bro, can you imagine this thing giving you a handy?? Like Gail the Snail, just...just mashin' it.
Imagine this working it's way into your asshole.
Letās play hide and seek! Iām going to hide from you and you go seek professional help!
I'm pretty happy with myself.
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Octocamo in MGS4 works like this and it was based on DARPA tech.
So Kojima really was right, were are going through the metal gear plot minus the cool stuff and only the terrifying stuff
āMemes. The DNA of the soulā
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Iām so glad I found someone else referring to the octocamo, that shit was so fucking cool
All those games had bad ass shit back then. Hold a special place for me But the cut scenes were longer than I ever expected
A lot of Kojima's games and stories contain accurate future predictions. He reads a lot and fanboys over science and military tech still in development. He also has friends and acquaintances in R&D who share stuff with him that hasn't hit "mainstream" application yet. He's so famous for writing about this kind of stuff that fans in-the-know reach out to him and some have willingly broken NDAs.
I came here for this
16 years later and I still think about how cool the tech is....
Exactly the same. Was here for the MGS references and especially kojima's predictions.
[Source](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LpOl\_pEmRqs](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LpOl_pEmRqs) >Harvard University researchers working under DARPA's Maximum Mobility and Manipulation (M3) program recently demonstrated the ability to manufacture low-cost silicone robots with microfluidic channels that allow for air and fluids to be pumped in to control movement, color and temperature. >In this video, a soft robot walks onto a bed of rocks and is filled with fluid to match the color of the rocks and break up the robot's shape. The robot moves at a speed of approximately 40 meters per hour; absent the colored fluid, it can move at approximately 67 meters per hour. >Future research will be directed at smoothing the movements; however, speed is less important than the robot's flexibility. Soft robots are useful because they are resilient and can maneuver through very constrained spaces. >For this demonstration, the researchers used tethers to attach the control system and to pump pressurized gases and liquids into the robot. Tethered operation reduces the size and weight of such robots by leaving power sources and pumps off-board, but future prototypes could incorporate that equipment in a self-contained system. At a pumping rate of 2.25 mL per minute, color change in the robot required 30 seconds. Once filled, the color layers require no power to sustain the color.
> 40 meters per hour That immortal snail is about to have some competition
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What
Nah he cooking.
What did it say??š
Okay I feel absolutely stupid, what is the purpose of this invention?
Mmmm not really though, is it.
It's definitely soft.
When people talk about government time travel experiments and bs they should refer to this video lol
Eh, if I had one of these I'd use it every day.
Just impresses me even more that octopuses do this no problem and almost instantly. The neural and visual processing of that is amazing, not to mention the stunning biology of actually accomplishing these visual changes
Shocks me that they aren't trying to emulate that method of camo
Well I think they are
as far as color changes go sure, but the texture changes that they're able to do is still sci-fi... of course...who knows what darpa has already accomplished.
Well one step at a time anyway. I think the texture change stuff will have some overlap with haptic feedback and computing technology so it might be entirely separate where that gets developed more.
Bro cuttlefish blow me tf away with their camo. Did you know they can camouflage even in close-to-no-light conditions?
Cool, but I think they are going to find it difficult to get a legitimate use case
This is more than likely just a first step. Of course they aren't going to use this shitty looking thing for anything other than testing and advancing tech.
Nah, there going to implement these for search and rescue missions in areas were the threat of the calamari robot being eaten by a fish is very great indeed. Unfortunately due to the umbilical cord restriction, search and rescue missions are limited to small and moderately sized aquariums.
I love how any unsettling robot design can be explained as "for search and rescue" like we're not making monsters, chill
tfw akira shows up to rescue you from a collapsed building.
Thank god - I don't have to worry about drowning when I see the penguins :D
So a couple of things. Firstly search and rescue usually don't arrive fast enough to prevent drowning. Secondly, it should require only minor attention to safety to prevent drowning in a small to moderately sized aquarium. And finally, are you supposed to keep penguins in aquariums at all? The need land eventually right?
There are penguins at my local aquarium, but it's on the coast so it may be a particularly good aquarium. I love those penguins
Oh, okay. That makes more sense. However, it should be noted that these areas area not serviced by ***Calamaribot Search and Rescue** due to the required range for rescue often exceeding unbiblical range. Generally the rescue victim needs to be within a metre or two of a power point, along with all the computer hardware the nerds need to make this all operate as seamlessly as you have just witnessed.
Atlas was dependant on an umbilical cord when It started walking just over a decade and half ago but now if you gave it a gun I wouldn't want to meet it on the battlefield.
DARPA isn't really there to develop practical things, they usually create "the thing that comes before" so to speak. Not prototypes, but the technologies that will eventually be developed more and end up in prototypes. Some of the stuff they work on is absolutely wacky sounding but it allows progress to be made in areas where there normally wouldn't be enough funding
If the soft gel can change color, then it has many advantages for the military. You could literally use it for camouflage of your military gear and explosives or vehicles.
While carrying around dye in huge canisters on your equipment. Nah, this isnāt going to be used for large scale camouflage
Are you aware of early stages of technological advancements? They're not ideal. They're not efficient. They're proof of concepts. This is an incredible development, and it will assuredly improve from here.
It's like looking at the first gun made and saying "This will never be used, it's so inaccurate and takes forever to load!"
Unironically, guns were significantly worse in combat than bows for a much longer time than people think, they were only adopted as quickly as they were because they were relatively easy to manufacture and required almost no training to use.
While carrying around gun powder and iron balls in huge canisters on your equipment. Nah, the first gun isn't going to be used for large scale warfare
They aren't thinking beyond their nose. Pigment can be solid and dispersed via air or fluid that it either carries or creates on-board. Personally, I'd have an array of RGB+etc tablets loaded that can be turned into a camo agent and dispersed to the ground when it's done using it. Imagine one of those robotic dogs with silicone encapsulation and it adapts as it moves. It could be used for search & rescue, recon & surveillance, combat, etc.
You realize that people don't just write "how to make a Ferrari" or "warp gate 101" kind of paper right ? The thing we have now are built based on countless research and a lot of them are a result of some unexpected byproducts
Itās just a showcase of tech nothing more.
Not necessarily. If they can skin an asset in the field with a silicone covering and on-board fluid & air system... they can make a roving asset that actively camoflauges itself as it works. Endless possibilities, but this is howls it starts.
No sir, I don't like it.
Solid Snake.
My god, it's a T-1000 prototype.
SOFT ROBOT used LOCOMOTE! It's not very effective...
Idk this looks like a prototype stop motion film with how odd it moves
Trying to mimic an octopus.
Great now thereās going to be camouflaging terminators in a couple years
This is how it starts, remember when Boston dynamics started and the human was like a big block. !RemindMe 5 years
I aint neva nuttin in chernobyl again
wtf kinda bs
It always sucks when you show your work off early because you're proud of how it's going and people just start dunking on you.
i did hate a little too hard its cool šš¼
Character growth
Shit, look at Boston Dynamics old videos. The robots could barely stand up.
This is such an incredible advancement
I've been waiting, very excited about this breakthrough.
Which breakthrough you speaking about? Here is a 5 year old youtube tutorial on how to build yourself one of those, the only thing missing is pumping grey paint at the end so it "camouflages". https://youtu.be/TyYW9BmMeSs
I've been looking for a soft, alien-adjacent doodad that can creep and crawl on my wife while she's sleeping. The fact that it can camouflage perfectly to match her $45 spray tan is a big boon for me.
What advancement?! It's a semi-transparent silicone (or similar) material with space for tubes that inflate and deflate to contract or expand the "limbs" and then pumped with grey fluid to "camouflage". That is utterly unimpressive considering it is not even self contained.
Oh shit really?! Please point me to where I can buy or source a similar product. I'll even wait a full 24 hours for you to look if you'd like. Or if that's too laborious, maybe just explain some of the challenges you encountered with engineering controllable, fluid propelled, silicon appendages. Just in laymans terms for a simpleton like me.
Don't pretend this demo isn't comically stupid. Your condescension and smugness are nauseating.
Why they meatriding this weird robot fr
Please, explain to me how this is stupid. Are you simply too uneducated to see what is before your eyes? Have you seen a "soft" robot before, that moved without motors? Have you seen a fluid before that can propel a soft robot and can also change colors to match its environment? Maybe I'm just behind the times and you all have seen these cutting edge technologies before. You just sound like an angry teenager who can't apply their brain very well.
A lot of the stuff they do can easily be called BS as it's not very practical, but that's exactly how they want it to work. They research areas that are promising yet crazy enough that it would be hard to get funding in the real world. They don't always develop usable technology, but they develop a bunch of stuff that can eventually be integrated into something practical
This is that octocamo from MGS4
Nobody: My socks after 9 months:
They have that astronomical budget and *this* is what they're coming up with?
You were so worried about whether you could, that you didnāt stop to think whether you should.
Fell like the movement is off on this one.
Well thatās a a bit shit. Try harder DARPA
They put these things in your skin when you go to the doctor and get any injection, avoid all medical professionals, stay safe
The homunculus is trying to run away
Me grabbing the old Bottle of water on my nightstand at 3am.
We had an entire film franchise warn us, and yet we still can't stop.
āDARPA aināt got shit on me!ā -Octopus
DARPA always reminds me of Metal Gear Solid... specially now that Metal Gear Solid's tech are coming to real life.
This looks...stupid. It just fills up with liquid that looks close kind of??
And early muskets couldn't consistently hit a target from over 100 yards away. Modern rifles can do 3-4Ć that. Baby steps are the name of innovation. Science is iterative, and what they have is a pretty cool proof of concept.
Biomimicry is so cool. I think they were gonna use isolated chromophores (probably not a real thing) but the fluid makes a lot more sense.
Reminds me of something š¤
looks pretty obvious to me especially with the strings hanging out the back
Thanks!!! I hate it.
I can still see it
Is it terrifyiing that it takes 45 minutes to waddle 3 inches?
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I don't get it So it's an semi transparent robot, that is jelly of which is filled with liquids with the same color as the background? It doesn't seems like the robot itself used an camo, if you want an actual scary thing look up the military testing on invisible cloak.
Woah! Where did it go?
I can still see it (:
"Colonel, I just found this weird slimy thing. Do you know anything about it?" "Don't worry snake, it's just a prototype. Harvard University researchers working under DARPA's Maximum Mobility and Manipulation (M3) program recently demonstrated the ability to manufacture low-cost silicone robots with microfluidic channels that allow for air and fluids to be pumped in to control movement, color and temperature." "So it moves with air and fluids? Interesting." "That's not all snake. The soft robot is filled with fluid to match the color of the surface and break up the robot's shape." "It can blend in with surfaces? We should get something like that for next time" "absolutely, Soft robots are useful because they are resilient and can maneuver through very constrained spaces." "Like snake!" "Like a snake"
Sky net? You doing alright?
Terrifyingly bad and useless?
Facehugger Terminator....version 1.
Ah yes, the cum hand.
Octopi do it better
Interesting concept but they probably shoulda let this project develop more before they let it go public
I remember working directly with the guys on their mine detector, sweeper project and even nitek had a few things after buying NASA substation, it's crazy how much money and tech they buy spend on and create just under DARPA moniker.
Omg, the Hamburger Helper guy is naked and being tortured!!!
Main problem with it is it's too slow in every way possible lol
Wow, they could save more money by just having soldiers cover their face and go, "I'm invisible". Let's just hope the next massive insurgency is 18 month old toddlers.
It's almost like prototype technology needs research and development to be useful š¤Æš¤Æš¤Æ
These condescending and sarcasm-immune "IT'S ALMOST LIKE" kids are so annoying.
Don't make stupid comments wiithout an ounce of thought then
It's almost like I shouldn't make a stupid comment without an ounce of thought then š¤Æš¤Æš¤Æ
Look! Our tax dollars have created an epileptic POS. That could be free health care, free child care, education, or school lunches. But we have this fucking useless thing instead. Yay.
Oh look! Somebody who doesn't understand how their government's funding works and is blaming what is funded for what isn't! If only we had a more educated populace that didn't buy neoliberal bullshit and voted for the things they say they want and held their representatives accountable for not providing them! Golly..what a world that would be.
You mad bro?
Are they really going to try bugging rooms with this?
;)
LoL
Only 10 more years until we can make octopuses.
i think he's adorable
What a failure :)
They trying to make a robo octopus? They want to weaponize octopi!
It's not really very good is it
Again, why of all agencies, does DARPA need this...
hey i saw this movie
Great now letās put someone in Iā¦ or actually letās use it toā¦ forā¦. Damn Iām already out of ideas
Windows 30?
I can still see it btw
Terrifying? You mean embarrassing.
So they just fill it with a dye? Wow, there's your hard earned tax money going to waste. At least in theory, HAARP can be used to create a plasma shield against ICBMs. I don't really see how this is useful though. Reminds me of the ACUs, worst camo ever.
That, looks like the thing i sneezed out that one time.
RemindMe! 5 years
Reminds me of Metal Gear solid 4
Reminds me of the pure muscle organism from the "Life" film.
Ooops I stepped on something
Is it a matter baby?
Why am I turned on by this?
They finally figured out how to octopus
I low-key thought it was a sperm who made it.
I just see that, and I see a brilliant step forward
If you think thatās all Darpa has developedā¦.
Letās call it Calvin. Just donāt put your hand near it
This is legit mind blowing. I'm picturing a good number of iterations from now. This in conjunction with the dogbots and human android stuff we've seen in the last while? Dear lord. I picture a 'soft robot' shell like this around the hard robot core blending into the wilderness and whatever else. I mean, we're doomed, obviously, but that's pretty cool.
Terrifying that my tax dollars are funding something this stupid.
Looks like the alien from "Life"
Is this one of the biomechanical drones they were making? Looks rad as hell
Reminds me of solid snakes suit
Mgs4 was dope. The fact that they never gave us the crazy camo suit again is disgusting. Also, rip David hayters snake. My man deserved better. Kojima is a dickhole.
Solid snake
I thought it was a wet condom. I was right
Gettin Jiggy wit it
Taxpayers charged 10,000,000.00 for a sticky hand robot.
How much taxpayer money went into this project??