Sentences with phrase «far as robot»

While there will be futuristic technology available, it apparently won't go as far as robot soldiers or thruster jumping.

And when customers discover it doesn't perform as promised, it is already too late as the scammers have already made their cut and further as the robot was free in the first place, there is no recourse available.

Not exact matches

The Economist reported as far back as 2011 that Foxconn had planned to «hire» 1 million robots for it factory floors.

A recent academic conference in Singapore showcased the latest advances in soft robotics, highlighting how far they are moving away from what we see as traditional robots.

(I won't go as far as calling it like HBO's robot - violating «Westworld,» but you get the idea.)

Gain these skills is far more time intensive than using a trading robot, but it is going to help you to grow your skills as a trader and give you the background that you need if you want to be successful over the long haul.

In their op - ed, Fairén and his colleagues go further, saying NASA should slightly lower its sterilization standards so that robots as clean as Curiosity could explore special regions.

Because of this, the robot can use bearings with far bigger diameter on its rotation portion as compared to humans and animals, whose shoulder joints are arranged on different axes.

I see K - 9 as far less threatening than a human like robot.

«You can get really far with simple robots,» says Kirstin Petersen, who designed and built them as part of Harvard University's termite - inspired TERMES project.

Further experiments involving real robots will be used to investigate ways that evolution could be used as a practical design tool.

«I believe that humans will have individualized relationships with robots, but I would not go so far as to propose that they will supplant human relationships,» says Rod Grupen, a roboticist who works on human - robot interaction and communication at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.

So far, the robot's average walking speed, including all computation, is 21 metres per hour: about the same as the average Post Office queue.

So far, Dr Gross and his team have tested Turing Learning in robot swarms but the next step is to reveal the workings of some animal collectives such as schools of fish or colonies of bees.

In the Top view, the focal region was further divided in two equal sub-regions: i) frontal compartment (referred to as «front») comprising the half of the focal region in front of the robotic fish and ii) four equal compartments of one body length each (referred to as «B1», «B2», «B3», and «B4», respectively) behind the robot, see Figure 4.

And yet, as loathe as I am to admit it, the robot boxing matches are far more compelling than they have any right to be, the finale is family - film rousing, and in the last act, Hugh Jackman turns on that irresistible Lipton Iced Tea commercial charm.

It just seems as if it is a Far Cry Primal with robot dinosaurs, and does not bring anything new to the table of the already overused open world games genre.

Music really isn't this movie's top priority, and as further evidence, before the band even performs three - quarters of a song in front of a crowd, the screenplay by Ryan Landels has already given us the subplot about the robot, which leads the sisters on a hunt to find some kind of message from Jerrica and Kimber's father to the former (Sorry, Kimber, but only Jerrica gets a posthumous pep talk from dad).

Separately, just about every aspect of The Paperboy screams «instant camp classic,» from the surreal miscasting of genial Midwesterner John Cusack as a feral, sex - crazed prisoner with a shaky Southern accent to Nicole Kidman's bizarrely stylized portrayal of a prisoner groupie who talks, behaves, and saunters about like a giggling, cooing, malfunctioning Marilyn Monroe sex robot to the fucking pirate eyepatch Matthew McConaughey wears for much of the third act for reasons far too sleazy and dumb to address.

Throughout the piece, there are many references to just how antiquated the Muppets are, exemplified by a robot butler / chauffeur that is still stuck with old technology (such as a landline modem), and old terminology, too far removed from the advancements of today to even begin to grasp the changes — he offers the guests cans of Tab and New Coke.

Ava owes something to cinematic robots as far back as Maria from «Metropolis,» but stands as a distinct creation, switching on a dime from childlike pathos to femme fatale seductress to manic pixie dream girl.

The book also provides tips for further reading, such as Robert Silverberg's Good News from the Vatican, in which a robot pope is elected.

We look forward to monitoring this exciting new robot's win - rates in the coming months and highly recommend that traders check it out as it offers a very promising auto trading solution, pending some further evidence of user success rates.

To further help keep things interesting there's several different types of enemies to fought, such as incredibly fast ninja robots whose sole purpose it to slice up your face with their deadly blades or massive minigun toting behemoths intent on turning you into a lovely bullet - ridden corpse.

This is a game that'll have you outrunning a spike wall while fighting a boss as a giant Dr. Eggman robot looks on from far off in the distance.

The world is also massive — think The Witcher 3 — and full of secrets to explore, such as herds of robots to track, Tallneck robots to climb (serving as information hubs similar to viewpoints in Assassin's Creed, but far, far more badass), old ruins to go spelunking in, and much, much more.

As a test and before you commence your adventures into the far north, you must first defeat the robot guardian who is preventing you from moving forward and when you do, the Frozen Wilds gives you access to new quests and some very brutal enemies and challenges.

This playable side - story focuses on the robot formerly known as LQ - 84i (far less catchy and endearing than Blade Wolf), featuring hours of gameplay that expand on Blade Wolf's storylines and origins while showcasing his unique abilities and talents.

It just seems as if it is a Far Cry Primal with robot dinosaurs, and does not bring anything new to the table of the already overused open world games genre.

According to one Redditor the new races are known as Nanites and Frames, though if you look further into what they're saying it sounds as though SIVA Nanites from Destiny 1: Rise of Iron have infested Frames, robots used around The Tower and by Lord Saladin, and that's what we'll be fighting.

As you progress further in Stealth Inc, you'll face new elements such as robots equipped with lasers and sensors that can activate trapAs you progress further in Stealth Inc, you'll face new elements such as robots equipped with lasers and sensors that can activate trapas robots equipped with lasers and sensors that can activate traps.

As far as I can tell, the only differences between these robots are their names, colors, and the brief animation accompanying their defeaAs far as I can tell, the only differences between these robots are their names, colors, and the brief animation accompanying their defeaas I can tell, the only differences between these robots are their names, colors, and the brief animation accompanying their defeat.

As longtime fans, we still took a certain satisfaction in gunning down giant robots, but the game recycles the wave - based attack far too liberally, making large sections feel like a single - player Escalation mode.

I particularly grew fond of Cain, a laidback, French robot that could pass as a C - 3Po - style character except he's actually useful and far less annoying.

You further agree that you will not use any automated devices, such as spiders, robots or data mining techniques to catalog, download, store or otherwise reproduce, store or distribute content available in a game, or to manipulate a game and / or a third party site in any manner not consistent with its or their intended purpose (s).

The two then discuss how mass robot destruction could help the VR industry grow and further popularize the Unreal Engine as the go - to game development tool.

[35] The city is inhabited by a mechanical race of robot scientists, known as Elysians, who were created by the Chozo to further maintain the SkyTown facility and monitor the stars to gain the knowledge that the bird race could not discover.

While seeing these robots is few and far between, it gives the player a chance to both appreciate the atmosphere and scenery that Soma offers, as well as appreciating each separate person.

Oil derricks stretch like advancing robots as far as any human eye can see.»

Less kindly, the Times describes her work as «art for anoraks» and the Stuckists went further with the geek insults, referring to her paintings as «doodles done by a lobotised robot.»

Human workers as well as robot counterparts are there everyday, but so far only 10 percent of the mess has actually been cleaned up.

While a few law firms have definitely embraced the «hiring of a robot lawyer» trend, robots are far from being as sophisticated as lawyers at practicing law.

That's pretty cool and not as far from reality as we might imagine (if you have the budget)(and a private bunker workshop full of robots and sports cars) but even so... it has a fairly niche market.

As mentioned, the automotive industry uses machine vision for two main purposes: to inspect the quality of the sundry items comprising the vehicle, ensuring that they pass muster, and to provide guidance to otherwise «blind» robots in the assembly line, such that the margin of error is further reduced

With 337 active robots circulating across nine countries, and municipalities such as Breda in the Netherlands recently purchasing five robots to help kids in that district alone, it's clear people are catching on to the fact that robots aren't a far - off futuristic solution.

Saudi Arabia just made a non-human woman a citizen, making it the first country to grant a robot the right to citizenship, at least as far as we know.

The BIKI robot is not exactly a deep - sea denizen, for it can only go as far as 196 feet into the underwater world.

In the future, these concerns, and others, may apply also to the use of autonomous weapons systems, or what are known as «killer robots», which, once activated, can select and engage targets and operate in dynamic and changing environments without further human intervention.

It also recommended further deliberations on killer robots at the CCW and in other relevant fora, such as the Human Rights Council

Previously, in July 2013, McCully informed Peace Movement Aotearoa that, «We have not as yet developed a firm policy on [lethal autonomous robots], but agree... this is a cross-sectoral issue that will need to be considered from a number of perspectives» and affirmed «this issue merits further consideration.»