Yesterday’s Toys 3: Robots, Spaceships, and Monsters
Yesterday’s Toys 3: Robots, Spaceships, and Monsters
Made of tinplate and plastic and armed with flashing lights and rasping gears, toy robots, spaceships, and monsters are the enduring friends of the generation that grew up in the 1940s and 1950s. These creatures, wildly futuristic when they were created, now seem eminently lovable and charming.
This new catalog of 150 robots, spaceships, and monsters has been compiled from the fabulous collection of Teruhisa Kitahara, who has been acquiring toys all his life. His collection of over 10,00
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What do you think about robot manufactures and their rental nonsense?
Question by Fur Wearer: What do you think about robot manufactures and their rental nonsense?
I recently purchased a robot that vaccums and one that mops the floor. To be honest with you for machines they clean the floors better than I ever will. Anyway I decided to see if i can purchase a humanoid robot. One that can interact with humans, connect to the internet, and do the same stuff the two robots I purchased can do. I was checking out Honda’s ASIMO and I must say that I am impressed. The two things that gets me angry is that one they are not available in the U.S. they are mainly available in the Japan. Second you can’t purchase one you can only rent it. What the hell if I want to dish out money on a robot I want it to keep not to rent. Do you think these companies should just cut the poop and just sell robots.
If you haven’t seen a ASIMO robot yet check the website out and see some of it’s features:
http://world.honda.com/asimo/…
Try this link http://world.honda.com/ASIMO
Best answer:
Answer by Willow
The technology is still not good enough for me to go out of my way and buy or rent one. Maybe in the next 20 years.
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