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Now just do the exact same design but make it massive, twice the size of a human. If you don't, I will. Hurry up and get over to DARPA with this. You have no idea how much law enforcement, 0:26 search and rescue, and military need autonomous and even voice controlled smart transportation. Like I said, if you don't I will. The largest flying dinosaur, or more accurately, the largest flying animal ever known, was Quetzalcoatlus northropi. This pterosaur from the Late Cretaceous period had an estimated wingspan of 10 to 12 meters (33 to 39 feet), making it the largest flying creature in history. Quetzalcoatlus belonged to the azhdarchid family, known for their long necks and legs, and it stood as tall as a giraffe when on the ground.There has been some debate about whether Quetzalcoatlus was capable of sustained flight due to its massive size. Some studies suggest it could fly using thermal soaring, while others propose that it might have been primarily terrestrial, using short bursts of flight. Despite these debates, it is widely regarded as the largest flying pterosaur. It's weight was an astonishing 500 lbs
I don't understand, but why don't you create a zoo with these creations of yours, disguising them as animals or even as they are, with a simulated environment designed by some set designer, with a biologist and an artist who illustrate and write a text on a theoretical evolutionary process and the biological functioning of the creature, adding real notions on the functioning of the robot. it could introduce many children to science and engineering and would bring in a lot of money for research. After all, robotics owes a lot to the Walt Disney theme parks that have kept robotics thriving to this day.
