Can this technology be applied to shooting?

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Rover
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Can this technology be applied to shooting?

Post by Rover »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSZPNwZ ... e=youtu.be

Thanks, Guy!
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dronning
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Re: Can this technology be applied to shooting?

Post by dronning »

Pretty elaborate and well done! Unfortunately it's only available for a short time :)
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seamaster
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Re: Can this technology be applied to shooting?

Post by seamaster »

People might think it is just a Google prank.

But my colleague's son just graduated from CalTech. Got hired by Google for 140k straight from college. Part of Google's "Project X" team.

They actually work on WTF bicycle like this.
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Rover
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Re: Can this technology be applied to shooting?

Post by Rover »

Pretty amazing bike considering it has no power source.
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hundert
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Re: Can this technology be applied to shooting?

Post by hundert »

yes, something like this exists in shooting, it malfunctioned though, can be see in a movie robocop
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