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Source: https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-56182268
There was an event on Feb. 24 where random internet users could control a spot robot with a paintball gun attached to it.
Sadly, I'm only hearing about this now. I woulda loved to get in on that...
The bbc article is well worth the read, and also the art group's website https://spotsrampage.com/ is a work of art in itself.
"While Boston Dynamics' original research was funded by the military, it has been keen to distance itself from that image as it starts to offer its sophisticated robot creations for sale."
isetprettygirlsonfire
They stepoed it up
DeadnCold
Not surprising, BD prolly has a contract/agreement with the US Military not to sell anything as a weapons platform to anyone but them.
isetprettygirlsonfire
A paintball field near me miunted a marker to a drone for games. But the FAA shut that shit down with a vengance before I got a chance play