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True, but there are like 1 billion more real world examples where this devices are used in production, so if you see a drone on the sky you think that is probab
by simion314 6y ago
True, but there are like 1 billion more real world examples where this devices are used in production, so if you see a drone on the sky you think that is probably some kid with his toy, if you see the dog robot what scenario are you imagining ? (assume you are not on a big city with a university)
- serf 6y agoas someone who was into building quadcopters in the DIY drones community since somewhere around 2009, I can tell you that the majority of people who had the opportunity to see me flying my quadcopter (in the far-from-society rural wilderness, by the way) during the early days routinely bothered me about the danger of having such a large flying object, and whether or not I knew if anyone like me was placing weapons on-board. Now you can buy larger quad-copters than I had built off the shelf. Things change , people get used to it, opinions morph. When robotic dogs and bipeds become more common place, people will become less threatened by them just due to sheer anxiety fatigue, if not more friendly reasons. My take : when I see a robotic dog I think "That's a corporation with a spending budget!"