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Google buys Boston Dynamics a SCARY Defence Robot Manufacturer, Skynet is born...

2,099 views · Published 17 December 2013 · 1:01 · Indexed 20 October 2026

Channel: Wessex Blades Hand Made Knives · 2013 · Entertainment

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IF YOU ARE LISTENING TO THIS, YOU ARE THE RESISTANCE,,remember the radio message by John Connor? well..Google has just bought the cutting-edge robotics company which makes robots for the Pentagon and DARPA. Google is keeping very VERY quiet about what it will do and consider doing in the future with the newly purchased technology and hardware..

Boston Dynamics, is another robotic company to be engulfed into Google's ranks in six months, this robot firm creates 
 Asimo type robots like BigDog, Cheetah, WildCat, and Atlas( being a beefed up version of the cutely named Pet Man)
which has a sense of balance enabling it and other designs to tackle nearly any terrain. Started  in 1992 Boston Dynamics has been known to supply tech for Pentagon clients, including (DARPA)the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency which is worrying enough but Google has so far not unveiling what on Earth( or beyond) it is planning to do with the factories, staff, tech or data, but whatever the agenda Andy Rubin, now has some sinisterly enormous potential since he is keeping the existing military contracts, but conflictingly mentions that he does not plan to become a military contractor.
 Despite the Terminatoresque appearance of Petman and Atlas the intended application is stated as biosuit testing along with  the robots' ability to work during natural disasters and catastrophes like another Fukushima accident. It is able to walk through terrain which is tricky even for humans. The Mule like, BigDog, can climb hills, traverse snow and ice, and a rapid version called WildCat can attain average human running speed. However a more Transformer looking and swifter machine is Cheetah , this thing can run at 29mph, which is faster than Usain Bolt, but unlike Usain, does get out of breath, so literally there is no human on the planet who could get away from this on flat terrain . 
But this is just one of many robotics companies that have very recently been purchased by Google in the Japan and the USA so with years of cutting edge software and hardware that is hauntingly reminiscent  of that Cameron film starring Schwarzenegger, Google seems poised and ready to be in a position to make a play for either a fantastically strategic business move to radically improve human life on our planet or not, the silence coming from them though isn't encouraging

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