Not from the creators of WALL-E: Pictor, the wall painting robot
The day when robots take over all of mankind’s most tedious chores has just got a little bit closer. The Pictor wall painting robot will climb walls all by itself and paint them using various science-fiction sounding techniques. It’ll apparently use a “cleaning laser” to prepare the wall for painting, then use an “airless nozzle” to paint the wall – which apparently results in no “atomised spray”. And apparently that is a good thing.
To control all of this, Pictor has an onboard laser scanner, colour sensor and a camera, and is powered by not a lame 20th century battery, but a 21st century “fuel cell”.
If it does become self-aware, we need to be careful as it does have lasers at it’s disposal.
This really is what the 1960s thought that the 21st century would be like.
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(via Gizmo Watch)
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I would like to build a wall and ceiling painting quadcopter. Help wanted. http://www.wallpaintingrobot.com
I would like to build a wall and ceiling painting quadcopter. Help wanted. http://www.wallpainingrobot.com
If robots will do all work of us then what a man do?
Painting robots prize & contct details & address
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