"The Banryu bots were designed to patrol homes and photograph and would-be intruders using a camera installed in their snouts, but their plodding pace (3 meters a minute) made them questionably useful. TMSUK later created a zippier, 15-meter-per-minute Banryu model (that could also detect carbon monoxide leaks), but sadly the whole "cybernetic dinosaur home security" trend never really took off."
I just don't know if I want to live in a society that does not appreciate Robotic danger-sensing dinosaurs.
This is what I want for my birthday...if you have to sell some of your eggs, so be it.
ReplyDeleteIt would suck to get up in the middle of the night and fall on the thing...
ReplyDeleteHi Princess! I found you through my blog.
ReplyDeleteI think this is the coolest security device I've ever seen. It would capture great shots because the intruder would just stare right at in awe... Or maybe pick it up and throw it? My latter point would be the downside, I guess.
Also, I like how you framed it in the beginning. I was wondering why such a cute little dinosaur cost so much and it, combined with your personal touch, kept me very engaged.
It's so nice to meet you!
-Ashley
@Brandy, see I didn't even think of that, but with how accident prone I tend to be, that is a good point! lol
ReplyDelete@Ashley Thanks hon! I am glad that you like it! :) I just thought the whole robot dinosaur was too good to pass up, I had to blog about it. LOL
ReplyDeleteooooo!!!! Better burglar keep away-er than leaving dirty diapers around doors and windows (that is all I can afford at the moment!)
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