Sentences with phrase «really as robots»

* Also in relevance, not only humans are not really as robots with programming and without real depth, individually, and collectivly.

Also in relevance, not only humans are not really as robots with programming without real depth, individually, and collectivly.

Not exact matches

It is comfortably, among the top 5 robots in the world, and as soon as you start using it, you will see why: its system is well constructed, it has an excellent website, great customer service and the software itself really works.

Those 3 really rub me as guys who truly believe they could do it better if they had robot arms or something.

The working — and moving — gears, cogs, nuts, and bolts mounted on each beautifully illustrated spread will keep little fingers busy and imaginations engaged as the charming story reveals the secret behind what really makes the robot tick.

This soft robot really can walk the walk, as well as being able to roll, jump and swim.

«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.

In doing so, they have created a thriving community testing the limits of what it could really do, such as helping mobile robots respond to gestural commands and creating interactive public art exhibits.

Really giant robots, space laser beams, Peter Cullen, and more are shown off in this latest video for what we're hoping will be not only an awesome co-op game, but an awesome Transformers game as well.

B.J. Novak's One More Thing: Stories And Other Stories is largely read by Novak, but it plays with the use of other actors — it includes a really lovely performance from Lena Dunham as a sex robot (just... listen to it, it's very good), as well as turns from Jenna Fischer, Julianne Moore, Rainn Wilson and, of course, Novak's frequent collaborator Mindy Kaling (who's very funny).

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).

While Xbox Live launched alongside several solid online games, the one that really stood out as a winner, almost immediately, was Microsoft's giant robot shooter, MechAssault.

As Thomas Wolfe knew so well, you can't go home again, even if you really, really want to complete an epic pub crawl while thwarting an invasion of alien robots.

Yes, that's what I tried to hone in on here, the human aspect of a movie about A.I. I thought Garland really did a great job of presenting a stimulating robot as well as creating characters we could empathize with.

As anti-arousing as my Kryptonite was in Ex Machina, do you want to know who is really going to be responsible for humanity's downfall when the singularity happens and the robots rise against uAs anti-arousing as my Kryptonite was in Ex Machina, do you want to know who is really going to be responsible for humanity's downfall when the singularity happens and the robots rise against uas my Kryptonite was in Ex Machina, do you want to know who is really going to be responsible for humanity's downfall when the singularity happens and the robots rise against us?

Over the summer, Duncan complained that opponents were «fringe groups» who make «outlandish claims» about «really wacky stuff» such as «mind control, robots, and biometric brain mapping.»

And that's what the Turing Test really is about, it's saying that to pass the Turing Test all you want to do is to get a robot to behave like a real human, as long as an observer can not distinguish between a robot and a human face on that behaviour then it's said to be artificially intelligent.

Having tried and programmed all sorts of expert analysers / robots, this article really points out why they simply won't work as there's the second factor, the market conditions / volumes and the general emotion surrounding the markets that we can not yet embed into the application logic properly yet.

Bezoar makes for a grim but sometimes pretty setting, although you never really get the chance to take in your surrounds as you are often trying to keep Fletcher alive from an assault of killer robots.

We have seen rogue robots come into our universe to cause trouble in the past, but without mods, there was really no way to play as them.

That's the sort of game that fascinates all of us, and it was the challenge of how to build that as a first - person game, and how to make it serve a dark, funny concept like humans being hunted by robots, that really inspired us to tackle it.

Whether it's the feeling as you jump into an enormous robot that's just landed on the ground in front of you and shoot the guy that's been bearing down on you, or if it's the game's uncanny knack of making you feel like a boss even if you're bottom of the leaderboard, Titanfall's mix of on foot gameplay and hulking great «don't - call - them - mechs» mechs» firepower is extremely well balanced and has really refreshed the genre.

I'm not saying that we need to make Westerners like them, I'm just saying that they don't really like them to begin with.You mentioned the Power Loader and the Avatar suit and I want you to compare them to Big O or a Gundam.The Japanese don't seem to mind giant robots that have noses or even lips just for the hell of it but have you ever seen that in a western mech?Have you ever seen a Western mech as colorful as a Gundam?The kind of mechs America wants can best be summarized by those in Battletech, something rugged, industrial, and generally lacking a head.The mechs Japan is churning out just aren't what Americans want.

It's nice to see designers thinking about what ways these wonderful «space marine» armors could change combat, and while the scale of powered armor doesn't exactly match that of mecha, and thus is really a whole different kettle of fish, a lot of the solutions are the same — just as giant robots shouldn't be treated as human analogues, humans in powered armor should have different skillsets following from their upgrade.

While the core game design is fun and the roll - out of new robots and cameras as your in - game rank increases encourages progression, it never really goes beyond what it is from the first mission.

Plus, the addition of visual story elements, and the animation of the robot and scenery parts as they bounce along the ground really add to the excitement of an already exhilarating game.

Increasing the speed doesn't really add that much more difficulty since your man is always the same relative speed as the robots.

But it's not really about jump scares; the game's most compelling aspect is its philosophical story arc, which unravels as you encounter a series of confused robots.

Also, Stealth Force isn't really practical in the tighter environments, and fans will obviously want to make as much use of the big robots as they possibly can.

As our resident legal - tech enthusiast, he'll be your point - man for finding out how robots will soon be replacing your job and how to step into a position you really love.

Three years later, how does the social robot compare to more recent devices such as the Amazon Echo, and is Jibo really worth that price tag?