Robotic excavator builds a giant stone wall with no human assistance::undefined

  • @[email protected]
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    531 year ago

    “Now that the autonomous robot has successfully redivided Berlin, the German government is willing to hear its demands.”

    • key
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      231 year ago

      Until it learns such walls can also be made of human skulls. Dum dum duuuuum

    • @[email protected]
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      1 year ago

      But how will we steal resources from brown-people countries and channel public money to corporations ?

      • AggressivelyPassive
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        41 year ago

        Anti migration wall, so the poor people stay poor in their own countries and can be exploited as God intended.

    • @pdxfed
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      31 year ago

      My first thought actually was how will this incredible technology respond when it’s supposed to start construction and there are environmental protestors at a site or whatever? Just one less human between big power and regular people.

      • @Xanvial
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        11 year ago

        Bonus materials?

  • @Doorbook
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    391 year ago

    History Channel: is this how aliens build the pyermids.

  • @Treczoks
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    171 year ago

    Wonderful. This is actually some technology that some desert countries in the middle east could use. Those loosely-stacked walls are perfect to take water out of the air in the chill of the morning. Walls of this kind have been used for ages in that region for this purpose. Having an autonomous building system would allow to spread this use.

      • @[email protected]
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        161 year ago

        I presume stones get cold during night, when temperature rise they remain colder than air so water in the air condensate on them. Why is this wanted? Well, to get drinkable water in dry areas?

        • @ikidd
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          21 year ago

          Probably evaporative cooling effects.

      • @Treczoks
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        31 year ago

        Condensation. Stone wall is cold in the morning, humid morning air passes through it, water condenses on the large, cold surface, and drips down.

    • @neonred
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      -11 year ago

      Problem is that does not generate water. It just takes the water away which is then missing somewhere else and fucks up the other areas which would otherwise be in healthy equilibrium.

  • @Viking_Hippie
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    111 year ago

    With no humans WANTING a wall either! The local council was pissed!

    • @Fetus
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      1 year ago

      For those using reader mode, the caption under the image says:

      The HEAP excavator at the construction site – an overlay on the boulders at left illustrates how each one was scanned prior to placement.

      • @reddig33
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        1 year ago

        To be fair, you don’t see this caption if you have your client set to automatically use reader mode.

        • @Fetus
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          31 year ago

          Gotcha, rescinding my snark.

  • @cheese_greater
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    1 year ago

    Its going to make an amazing corporate stonewaller, some day, probably definitely

  • hltdev
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    perfect, now it can learn to stone sinners in like the Romans did