Via: Gajitz
If you needed any further proof of the impending robot apocalypse, this squirming baby ‘bot should put your remaining doubts to bed once and for all. Built by UK company CNFX Workshop, the bundle of skeletal terror even has a super-creepy name: Nigel Fotherington Cyborg.
The terribly lifelike movements of the robot baby will eventually bring it to a kind of half-life after it receives its artificial skin. It will allegedly be used for some sort of television show, but we know better. Little Nigel is obviously meant to be the face of the robot revolution. And according to the creators of this terror, the clients it was built for were completely fooled once the creepy thing got its skin: they thought little Nigel was a real, human baby until they were told differently. Human Hunting Robots?
This could be the baby of the future. After all, it would not require any resources (food, water, etc.) Ya never know; some people might love the idea.
Looking really into the future: replacing real babies with "Little Nigels" makes for a new race of babies that may be non-gender, highly intelligent, no ethnicity, and programmable to always "obey." Hey, and they always stay the same size. What do you guys think? Doesn't it sound like the perfect creation for the "brave new world?"
"proof of the impending robot apocalypse"... What a bunch of crap.... another conspiracy nut... it's called technology folks.. LOL
ReplyDeleteIt's called whimsey and wry humour, Ruth. Not catching on to a joke makes one appear dull, or much worse, American.
DeleteThis could be the baby of the future. After all, it would not require any resources (food, water, etc.)
ReplyDeleteYa never know; some people might love the idea.
Looking really into the future: replacing real babies with "Little Nigels" makes for a new race of babies that may be non-gender, highly intelligent, no ethnicity, and programmable to always "obey." Hey, and they always stay the same size. What do you guys think? Doesn't it sound like the perfect creation for the "brave new world?"
yes but how do they taste?
ReplyDeletelike a mechanical chicken?
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