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I guess that's one way to look at it. Are you down that there's no flying cars? I'm pretty happy with it tbh. edit: btw, I'd like to add that from a design p
by gretch 3y ago
I guess that's one way to look at it.
Are you down that there's no flying cars?
I'm pretty happy with it tbh.
edit: btw, I'd like to add that from a design perspective, humans kind of have a crappy form, which is perhaps one of the reason that rarely does one design something which ends up humanoid. E.g. something with wheels can usually move farther with less energy (or even something like tank treads if rough terrain)
- alooPotato 3y agono. but flying cars aren't a really good solution for a bunch of reasons. a humanoid robot, i think, is a good solution for a bunch of problems. the comparison is kind of useless and doesn't really help us.
- notTooFarGone 3y agoa humanoid robot is a clunky solution to all problems. You'll always have more specialized equipment that just does the job better. The "all purpose very complex" mediocre solution is not something that will stick in my opinion.