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> in animum apparatus iacet victoria My Latin is pretty bad. Victory lies in the spirit of the machine, maybe? Or perhaps the spirit of victory lies in the mac
by CobrastanJorji 6y ago
> in animum apparatus iacet victoria
My Latin is pretty bad. Victory lies in the spirit of the machine, maybe? Or perhaps the spirit of victory lies in the machine?
It sounds like the flippers just fire when the camera identifies that a ball is somewhere in a zone that will cause the ball to be hit. I'm curious about doing more than that. I wonder how accurately such a system could aim for a particular target.
- J_cst 6y agoVictory lies etc...
- seisvelas 6y agoIn that case, wouldn't it correctly be conjugated as 'In animō apparati iacet victoria'? I haven't touched Latin since boyhood so I'm likely completely wrong, but I am eager to understand this.
- lultimouomo 6y agoApparatus is forth declension, the genitive form is still apparatus. I agree that animus should take the ablative.
- 205guy 6y agoAn animated apparatus would be an automaton, so I would translate as "robots for the win."