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     The making of GHOST IN THE SHELL (1995)

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GHOST IN THE SHELL (1995) - Production Report, was a documentary originally included in the film´s dvd release back in the 90s. A spiritual successor to 1988´s masterpiece AKIRA, GHOST IN THE SHELL is the cyberpunk adventure of technologically-enhanced cyborgs whose upgrades are so pervasive that they have reached a point in their e ... < < < more > > > less < < <



#scifi #cyberpunk #androids #robots #moebius #mamoru oshii #metal hurlant #ghost in the shell #akira #hackers

     NASA: Rover's Eye View of Three-Year Trek on Mars

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During the three-year trek of NASA's Mars Rover Opportunity from Victoria crater to Endeavour crater, rover planners captured a horizon photograph at the end of each drive. 309 images taken during the 13-mile journey appear in this video. < < < more > > > less < < <



#mars #futuristic #nasa #rover #robots

     The Google self-driving car: Mastering city street driving

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...as it turns out, what looks chaotic and random on a city street to the human eye is actually fairly predictable to a computer. As we’ve encountered thousands of different situations, we’ve built software models of what to expect, from the likely (a car stopping at a red light) to the unlikely (blowing through it). We still have lots ... < < < more > > > less < < <



#artificial intelligence #ai #virtual intelligence #simulation #robots

     RoboCop (1987) Is an Almost Perfectly Symmetrical Film

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...I have no idea if the makers of RoboCop intended for it to be so symmetrical. The fact that they accomplished this feat while still making a fast-paced action film that never feels like it’s repeating itself is simply amazing. It shows that it’s possible to make a work of art, even when making a movie with a silly title and in a gen ... < < < more > > > less < < <



#robocop #peter weller #robots #paul verhoeven #total recall

     Beyond Human: The Cyborg Revolution

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Over the centuries, scientists speculated that we could tap into the body's electrical system to restore lost functions or enhance our powers, like machines... We are beginning to shape a tomorrow in which robots will walk and work among us. As they realize their own potential, how long before they cast us aside? < < < more > > > less < < <



#cyborgs #replicants #robots #androids #future

     BigDog, creepy robot from the future

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Say hello to the mules of the future. Creepy robotic dog, looks like a crazed giant 4-legged insect, can walk on all fours... The BigDog doesn't look as cool as the AT-ATs from Empire Strikes Back, but imagine a pack of these hunting you down in an apocalyptic forest. (Watch the video with the sound off.) < < < more > > > less < < <



#darpa #robots #creepy #futuristic #apocalyptic

     Stanley Kubrick: The Intelligence Behind AI

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excerpt: "For almost a decade, Kubrick has been developing a film project known as AI (as in artificial intelligence), which promises to graduate from computers to an android who thinks, is self-aware, and ages. Inspired by "Super-Toys Last All Summer Long," the short story by British author Brian Aldiss (see page 134), AI is set in a ... < < < more > > > less < < <

#robots #ai #kubrick #future

 
 
 
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