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[JayJuanGee]

One of the Ai girls said, if you have money, have a car, have a big missile, don't approach me if you don't have Bitcoin

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That girl has three fingers on her left hand, and they look very long and skinny

@alcohodl is going to have a seizure if he sees that gazebo girl's right leg.

The right leg is not in the correct location? or what?  or is it the shape of it?

[PERtua]

This was my first experience of participating in a major competition by creating my own project, and it was my first time becoming a joint champion.

Now let me briefly tell you what the function of this project/robot was, basically it was a "Smart Room Navigator" the function of this robot is to show the new students around various important facilities. When I first went to the university, I had trouble finding the university library, lab rooms and other important facilities and since then I thought that if I can create such a project that will help the new students and if I give specific commands to that robot, the robot will take the new student to a specific place according to that command. With all my thinking and hard work, I was able to make this project a reality and by participating in the competition, I became the joint champion, (in this project I used a speaker and a Bluetooth module so that this robot can give voice automatically and tell the new students when it has gone to a certain place). I have many future plans which I have added in the project poster.

In fact, your project is a really good example of solving a real life problem via technology. It was a great concept to make a Smart Room Navigator for many new students who have a hard time locating key spots around campus. I also appreciate the addition of a speaker and Bluetooth module so that students can use the robot with voice commands. Enhancing the interactive and practical aspect of the robot. It's a great accomplishment to win a race together in one's first major race and it demonstrates creativity and work. The project could be more useful in large universities and public places. If more improvements are made in the future.

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[AlcoHoDL]

@alcohodl is going to have a seizure if he sees that gazebo girl's right leg.

One of the Ai girls said, if you have money, have a car, have a big missile, don't approach me if you don't have Bitcoin

image from grok

hahahaha

That girl has three fingers on her left hand, and they look very long and skinny

@alcohodl is going to have a seizure if he sees that gazebo girl's right leg.

The right leg is not in the correct location? or what?  or is it the shape of it?

Hahaha, I guess the right leg looks shifted and twisted to the left (see knee) and with no foot, or the foot is embedded in the concrete block.

Not too bad really. The knuckle/finger shape and count always gets me. I imagine her with 12 knuckles with really long, pointy fingers poking my eyes out.

I find it intriguing that AI engines still struggle with knuckle/finger count. Does this have a deeper significance, I wonder...

[joker_josue]

I find it intriguing that AI engines still struggle with knuckle/finger count. Does this have a deeper significance, I wonder...

Does AI know more about humans than humans themselves?
Or is it recreating aliens that are living among us?

Never underestimate a person with 7 fingers on one hand, or 5 knuckles on each finger of the other... 

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[d_eddie]

I find it intriguing that AI engines still struggle with knuckle/finger count. Does this have a deeper significance, I wonder...

Never underestimate a person with 7 fingers on one hand, or 5 knuckles on each finger of the other... 

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/31663

The Six Fingers of Time by R. A. Lafferty

"The Six Fingers of Time" by R. A. Lafferty is a science fiction novel written during the early 1960s. The story centers on a man named Charles Vincent, who experiences a peculiar phenomenon where time appears to have slowed down drastically, affecting the world around him. As he navigates this bizarre situation, he explores the implications of time manipulation on his life and the broader world. The plot unfolds as Charles Vincent wakes up to a morning where everything operates at an unusually slow pace: clocks do not function correctly, water moves like syrup, and people seem to be frozen in motion. His investigation into this phenomenon leads him to discover the thrill of controlling time and exploiting its manipulation for both personal gain and knowledge accumulation. As he learns to master the accelerated state and embraces its advantages—reading countless books and enriching his knowledge—Vincent faces moral dilemmas and existential threats from mysterious, faceless entities linked to the ancient concept of extradigitalism. Ultimately, the story explores the duality of human ambition and the perilous nature of tampering with time, culminating in a powerful reckoning that leaves Vincent's fate uncertain. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

[snowpega]

Does AI know more about humans than humans themselves?
Or is it recreating aliens that are living among us?

Never underestimate a person with 7 fingers on one hand, or 5 knuckles on each finger of the other... 

Haha, who knows really? Maybe they are literally living between us, where we all don't have a single idea.
Well, yesterday, the Department of War released some files regarding UFO existence and alien life.

Check here...>> https://www.war.gov/ufo/

[xhomerx10]

This was my first experience of participating in a major competition by creating my own project, and it was my first time becoming a joint champion.

Now let me briefly tell you what the function of this project/robot was, basically it was a "Smart Room Navigator" the function of this robot is to show the new students around various important facilities. When I first went to the university, I had trouble finding the university library, lab rooms and other important facilities and since then I thought that if I can create such a project that will help the new students and if I give specific commands to that robot, the robot will take the new student to a specific place according to that command. With all my thinking and hard work, I was able to make this project a reality and by participating in the competition, I became the joint champion, (in this project I used a speaker and a Bluetooth module so that this robot can give voice automatically and tell the new students when it has gone to a certain place). I have many future plans which I have added in the project poster.

 Finding a useful technical solution to a real-world problem is an amazing achievement and congratulations on your win!   I'd love to see the "Smart Navigator" in action but I supposed it would be difficult to maintain anonymity while sharing video links here so, no pressure.

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[hypebrother]

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 Finding a useful technical solution to a real-world problem is an amazing achievement and congratulations on your win!   I'd love to see the "Smart Navigator" in action but I supposed it would be difficult to maintain anonymity while sharing video links here so, no pressure.

Indeed, it's a viable and useful tech especially when real-world problems are taken at face value. You cannot just trust a random stranger just because they happen to host you or be your landlord..I hope this projects finds fruition..

As an update to something we have been working on since few years..

SARA - Testnet Launch

[vapourminer]

I think I saw every bond movie for the last 60 years. I could watch an Indian descended bond or even a black bond but not a lady bond.

uhhh just NO

male brits only for 007

i mean otherwise its just some other movie

[xhomerx10]

I find it intriguing that AI engines still struggle with knuckle/finger count. Does this have a deeper significance, I wonder...

Does AI know more about humans than humans themselves?
Or is it recreating aliens that are living among us?

Never underestimate a person with 7 fingers on one hand, or 5 knuckles on each finger of the other... 

 
 Reminds me of John Cena's five knuckle shuffle:

 

[xhomerx10]

I think I saw every bond movie for the last 60 years. I could watch an Indian descended bond or even a black bond but not a lady bond.

uhhh just NO

male brits only for 007

i mean otherwise its just some other movie

[philipma1957]

This was my first experience of participating in a major competition by creating my own project, and it was my first time becoming a joint champion.

Now let me briefly tell you what the function of this project/robot was, basically it was a "Smart Room Navigator" the function of this robot is to show the new students around various important facilities. When I first went to the university, I had trouble finding the university library, lab rooms and other important facilities and since then I thought that if I can create such a project that will help the new students and if I give specific commands to that robot, the robot will take the new student to a specific place according to that command. With all my thinking and hard work, I was able to make this project a reality and by participating in the competition, I became the joint champion, (in this project I used a speaker and a Bluetooth module so that this robot can give voice automatically and tell the new students when it has gone to a certain place). I have many future plans which I have added in the project poster.

It could be of use for blind people .  Nice idea made into a practical robot.