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I think it's a cost thing. I bet those older tanks require a good bit of strength to operate, so to replacing an insulated human that cost a few hundred dollars
by BizarroLand 5y ago
I think it's a cost thing. I bet those older tanks require a good bit of strength to operate, so to replacing an insulated human that cost a few hundred dollars a day at most with robotics that can withstand 600 degree operating temperatures and still reliably exerting the forces needed to control the tank would be a tall order and it would take a long time to earn back the equivalent expense
- erwincoumans 5y agoGood point. One could use liquid cooling from the nozzles, to protect motors and electronic from the heat, but it is a non-trivial problem indeed.