Smash the robot cars

What if it holds a baseball bat?

best way to kill a robot is pee on it. will short it right out!

Unless it is IP67 rated...

On a sunny day (Thu, 12 Oct 2017 12:56:28 -0400) it happened rickman wrote in :

I was thinking maybe one of those super magnets would help...

Like this:

Jan Panteltje wrote on 10/12/2017 1:18 PM:

You've been watching too much TV.

On a sunny day (Thu, 12 Oct 2017 13:35:51 -0400) it happened rickman wrote in :

Right!

I was thinking we could bury those super-strong magnets like mines, and then when the Boston Dynamics weapons carrying bots run over it they?? those will glue themselves together... Even if not 100% made of metal that strong a field will affect hall sensors in their servos, their magnetic compass (they must have), they will fall to the ground glued with all 4 (or 6?) together.

So I suggest we start mass-production of those super magnets, start a new company, 'bot-mines'.

I did say it before, 'much of that dreamt up hightech can be disabled by the simplest low tech'.

Russia will read this too, anyways Boston Dynamics was sold to Japan IIRC.

Somebody in guggle must have seen the flaw.

You can also throw magnets at those bots, or make a ceramic - or some other non-magnetic material gun shooting those. $$$$$$$$ to be made... Kim?

Hi Joe P. The magnets are a good start. Join the movement:

The Human League : Robot Division

The robots of the future must be manufactured in easily dividable sections so that a human can easily separate the offending robot into about seven safe pieces. the robot must be vulnerable to superior human judgements.

On a sunny day (Fri, 13 Oct 2017 09:05:47 -0700 (PDT)) it happened Alan Folmsbee wrote in :

Problem is, that when even giving those bots the slightest AI they^H^H^H^H those will modify themselves and their factories and make laws that we humming beans have to obey...

Them bots will probably be networked with 6G or something, so we should be making jammers NOW, else.. well it is too late, one has taken over the country already, trump-bot. If not anything else it shows not much AI is needed :-)

So.. that leaves us electronix tinkers .. leaves the future to us.

When I was a kid, in the fifties, secretly listening to my crystal radio when everybody was sleeping, there was a play, where astronuts landed on some alien planet run by robots, and those robots played a big game, like chess, where big machines were cutting things on the board (planet), those astronuts managed to somehow disable the master controller, and escape...

rist

Must the robot be vulnerable to inferior human judgements? We have no shortage of those.