My likes on practicality basis: -Core power, use it in reasonably rough seas. -Swim vest life jacket, but should be cheaper. - A twist on the water scooter thing, it takes a lot of effort to travel a short distance, so maybe a combine a staff with a pedal that can rotate for steering, with the side stabilizers. And the water proof sound system, if it doesn't get messy. Some are unnecessary.
7:53 Juxta will be met with plenty of backlash... and rightfully so. I already boycott all self-checkouts as it is. Not only does this permanently remove employment opportunities, but it also promotes a cashless society. Double whammy. Hard pass
If they can armor that big robot and upgrade the engine so it can move faster, get it up to about 40mph, and that's going to be the next step in warfare, I think. They'll end up making giant rifles for them to hold just like in the animes.
The big MechBot would be useful in construction where forklifts may have trouble locating. But not @$2M Juxta sounds like a good idea, but if they are that automated, why not have a drive thru and let conveyors deliver the products to the customer area. There could be restroom facilities attached, but external to the store. Puzzle E-Van looks very useful. I want one! $ is a major factor. Bio Compost Bin is interesting. I could see myself using 1 or 2.
If the idea is based on elimiation of humans from all these actitivites, it is a critical error. These companies want to maximise profits by eliminating people from the workforce. If people don't earn people they won't spend (as simple as that) except few essential items. The world is going about this the wrong way. There were some brilliant ideas also.
8:32 great idea now someone no people lose a job and now if it crosses some other person bank and spend their money on other products they did not want then what their goes someone's money oh mostly a person's opportunity to have a job to pay bills greedy idea
over priced crap nothing here with help us advance in any way and inventions are thing that have been made not things that mite me made in a couple of years
Technically Archax isn't a robot. A robot has its own computer brain which controls the body. This seems to be an exoskeleton controlled by a human inside. Unless it can operate without the human, not a robot.
That Juxta thing.... I remember Amazon experimenting with a few, largish sized, convenience stores, where you check in with an app on your phone. The cameras keep track of what you take, and it charges you on the way out. However, Juxta's version makes me think of a glorified vending machine.
It was also a massive failure in particular areas, until that issue is solved things like this will need to be operated only in low to no crime areas. @@direbearcoat7551
I love when they tell me how much it costs. That's usually my first question. But why? Like I'm gonna see one of these and be like, "Yeah, I should buy one o' those". 😂😂😂😂
Hesto lo que nos falta para tirar para hablante ,mentes progresivas bien hecho gente i gracias por tener halgo hasi para ir pensando en futuro, gracias saludos i feliz año nuevo
Useful in natural disasters? Yeah, sure. The first thing they're going to do is figure a way to hang a big ass gun on a damn thing. That's what they do with all this stuff. If a natural disaster comes along, maybe they'll use it, but until then. Lock and Load!
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