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James Gurney
This weblog by Dinotopia creator James Gurney is for illustrators, plein-air painters, sketchers, comic artists, animators, art students, and writers. You'll find practical studio tips, insights into the making of the Dinotopia books, and first-hand reports from art schools and museums.
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@Terry : a LOT of people. Hospitals (surgeon robots with fast and agile hands), crafting industries (way faster than human hand to assemble products on the assembly line), handicaped people (better than a "normal" prosthetic),...
But yeah, 3-finger hand still makes me think of some sort of cop robot gone crazy and running after you.
5 comments:
The robot uprising is getting closer!
So the robots will just tie us up with ropes and throw us in the basement.
Imagine what Disney could do with this kind of powerful, accurate robotics.
Thanks Dan.
i have to agree with lord mcsquash, i can only imagine these things turning on us with no mercy, haha.
and i for one dont want to be slapped a thousand times a second, haha....
reminds me of the line in jurassic park, "Instead of asking if we could, did anyone ask if we should" lets hope these words dont haunt us!
Yah, that just kind of creeps me out. Who's happy about this, again?
@Terry : a LOT of people. Hospitals (surgeon robots with fast and agile hands), crafting industries (way faster than human hand to assemble products on the assembly line), handicaped people (better than a "normal" prosthetic),...
But yeah, 3-finger hand still makes me think of some sort of cop robot gone crazy and running after you.
to also quote jurassic park
"how can stand in the light of discover, and not act?"
very creepy though the way this thing moves. very much reminded of I,robot.
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