"Does not eat people"? »
Pardon me if I’ll decline from being “collected” by this thing. Yes, Popular Science’s image gallery describes it as COLLECTING PEOPLE.
Pardon me if I’ll decline from being “collected” by this thing. Yes, Popular Science’s image gallery describes it as COLLECTING PEOPLE.
Add a spinning sawblade of death? Bam. MANHACK.
So now my nightmares will be of hundreds of these things gooing their way under my door and blobbing me to death in my sleep.
The obvious evolution of this alarm clock is a robot that traps and consumes humans.
It’s not explicitly said in the article, but the robots seem to be programmed using neural networks. The robots are learning on their own, and some of them are learning to be evil. This is exactly the sort of thing you should be terrified of. (via @victoriaelle)
“But the robot suddenly came to life and grabbed a tight hold of the victim’s head.”
I don’t even have to try to make this one scary.
“Sometimes it does what you want it to, and sometimes it doesn’t,” he says.
Think about that for a minute. This robot is rebellious. WE DON’T WANT ROBOTS THAT DON’T LISTEN TO US! What are you scientists thinking!?
A while ago I posted a story about EATR robots that could gain energy from biomatter. But even worse than carnivorous robots is vampire robots, powered by these blood fuel cells.
To give you extra fear, one of its main features is “hover and stare”. HOVER AND STARE.
HRP-4C (via pinktentacle3)
