miamizsun wrote: 
Lol. Sassy iguanas. Awesome...

i'd like to have one of these to do some stuff around the house

light house work, including preparing some munchies

chores outside like sweeping off my sidewalk and patio,maybe tidying up

and most importantly dealing with sassy iguanas!

 miamizsun wrote:
 

Controlled traffic like that is becoming standard in the grains industries here so you don't get compaction in the planted areas.  I would think you want the sensors out on boom-arms, though because at that wheel-base, you are taking a lot of land out of production.

Still not as easy as they make it seem.

It's not going to save the family farm, though. The capital costs and lack of labour input will further the consolidation of corporate farming and not be good for rural communities.

 miamizsun wrote: 

This Startup Is Building Giant Robots to Grow Our Food

FarmWise is using AI and robotics to enhance farming efficiency by taking care of each plant individually

 Proclivities wrote:
 

With winter coming, Pigtail was happy to forego other earthly pleasures in favour of a partner with ducted heating.

<last lines>

Sherman the Robot: It is not the end. It is not the beginning of the end. It is the end of the beginning.

Red_Dragon wrote:

Oh goody, another "The future is coming! RUN!!!" story.

Ridley Scott is a good enough filmmaker that he'll make it entertaining, but I do tire of this trope.

brick'em dano!

 Proclivities wrote:
 
Rock?  that's no fun.  I wanted to see a tasty donut......lol

 pigtail wrote:
 
There's a small rock there, but it's all the way in the number 5 square.

 Proclivities wrote:
 

He needs a donut for a marker.  No wonder he looks confused.  Anyone knows you can't play hopscotch without a marker!