Robot Cheetah DARPA Terminator

DARPA’s M3 Robotic Cheetah set a new land speed record for legged robots. The Robot Cheetah was able to gallop at 18 mph on a lab treadmill.

Testing of a free running cheetah robot prototype is planned for later in 2012. The cheetah robot was developed by Boston Dynamics.

The robot’s movements are patterned after those of the cheetah in nature, increasing its stride and running speed by flexing and un-flexing its back on each step.

DARPA video demonstration of M3 Cheetah Robot:

DARPA – Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, supplies technological options for the entire Department of Defense and is designed to be the technological engine for transforming DoD.

Ground robots have already saved many lives and preventeds thousands of injuries in military explosive disposal missions.

Robots may more effectively assist soldiers across a greater range of missions.

DARPA’s M3 – Maximum Mobility and Manipulation program seeks to create and demonstrate significant scientific and engineering advances in robot mobility and manipulation capability.

Maximum Mobility and Manipulation or Terminator? Unleash the hounds.

Mercedes Benz F-Cell Invisible Car

Mercedes Benz and the F-CELL Invisible Car want to know how to promote the most innovative drive technology in the World.

Mercedes-Benz presents F CELL hydrogen fuel cell technology to the World Video:

Invisible Cars = 0 emissions, buddy. Mercedes car engineers claim zero emissions with this F-CELL technology since it emits only water vapor after burning the hydrogen fuel.

German automobile engineering. Mercedes-Benz: the best or nothing.

with Google TV there’s always something good on

Thanks to Google TV, there’s always something good on to watch.

With Google Media Center and Google TV you get more than shows, movies, concerts and sports.

Watch online videos, browse photos or play video games plus a whole lot more, all in one seamless experience of TV, DVR, Android apps and the entire Internet.

One more step to Google’s world domination. All Hail Google.