Let's take to the sea for $1 billion
April 21, 2008 - 10:14 AM : Related Entries - Bots
Instead of getting yourself at the end of a long queue for an air ticket, you have an option that can make traveling on a business trip more than luxurious. The biggies in the Market are gearing up with the idea of super luxury liners that can be adopted by those who can afford them. To start off with we have the 160,000 tonne liner called the Independence of the Seas. It will be arriving in Southampton at the end of this month. There's also the ever luxurious Royal Caribbean liner that is in line with the biggest liners in the world. And this claim is justified since the crew on the ship serves a total of 100,000 meals a week to a total of 3,600 passengers.


Nikko has started accepting pre-orders of their rendition of the R2 – D2 DVD Star Wars robot. Just that this one has a full DVD player and a LCD projector to go with it. It gives me creeps that articles about robots are more frequent on gizmodude these days. The projector can deliver images up to the size of 80 inches in size and with resolutions of 800x600 pixels. Other features include a 1,200 ANSI lumen brightness and contrast ratio of 500:1. Other features include an iPod docking system, 20W stereo speakers, headphone jack, VGA output port, memory card slots and a Falcon remote control.
The Guitar Heronoid makes playing the PS2 rendition of Guitar Hero so much easier and needing you to barely strain your precious fingers on the fret board. It is basically divided in to two parts: the brain and the body. Just like in the human body, the brain sends instructions to the body on receiving feeds in the form of PS2 video signals. These are later sent as commands and control the movements of digits, thus hitting the right note at the right time. It indeed is thrilling to watch a robot do something that you find hard, with so much ease.

It take time for everyone to realize that they are aging and by the time they realize that, they are really too aged to take any action. So I suggest the old and the lazy (who inevitably fall into the ‘slow’ category) to exploit this invention here. Sometime in the near future we shall have the very exquisite and much needed exoskeleton released in the land of the rising sun. Yes, Japan. The device was developed to aid the old and the handicapped ‘only’ but some really lethargic minds have shown interest off late. This will only make the sellers happier. You can of course hope for this device to even levitate the food off the table and place it before you. But sadly, technology isn’t all that advanced as off now. How about a trip to ET’s land?







