[kellyhound]

The Unitree robot reached an incredible speed of 45.6 km/h, but it couldn't stop and crashed into an electrical panel.

[Major_Tom]

That's nothing. I saw this documentary where a robot runs down an alley, jumps on top of a moving car, punches through the windscreen, then steals a police car and uses a shotgun to attack a couple in another car, then crashes, then goes to the police station and kills a bunch of officers.

[Mr.NoCredit]

That’s a movie I want to see.

[Xploit Machine]

nah .. u cant beat Usain ..

[William May]

Originally Posted by Major_Tom ↗

That's nothing. I saw this documentary where a robot runs down an alley, jumps on top of a moving car, punches through the windscreen, then steals a police car and uses a shotgun to attack a couple in another car, then crashes, then goes to the police station and kills a bunch of officers.

Yeah, I saw that movie, too!

[Major_Tom]

Originally Posted by William May ↗

Yeah, I saw that movie, too!

Documentary. They did a follow up one where they'd got a robot which could mimic anything it touched. And that one could run even faster.

Something that bothered me in the second film, I mean documentary, was how Arnie, I mean the first robot, suddenly became like Commander Data from Star Trek. Like that bit where he perfectly lines up that handbrake turn in that GMC stepvan near the end. How come he could do that? It's a killing machine. In the first film, I mean documentary, it had to take a moment to work out how to take the handbrake off the Freightliner fuel truck on the final chase. And suddenly it knew the exact forces and coefficients of friction required to perfectly swing the back of the box van around on the polished floor of the CyberDyne building so the rear doors faced the lift. There's no way it could have worked that out first try. The cunt.

[Major_Tom]

Originally Posted by Mr.NoCredit ↗

That’s a movie I want to see.

Documentary!!

[Major_Tom]

Oh and there was that other documentary about the policeman in America that got horribly injured, killed technically, then made into a robot. But he still had a human brain. They were thinking about saving his left arm, but the Director of the department responsible insisted on total body prosthesis. So it's a little different than the Terminator franchi... I mean documentaries.

[William May]

Originally Posted by Major_Tom ↗

Documentary. They did a follow up one where they'd got a robot which could mimic anything it touched. And that one could run even faster.

Something that bothered me in the second film, I mean documentary, was how Arnie, I mean the first robot, suddenly became like Commander Data from Star Trek. Like that bit where he perfectly lines up that handbrake turn in that GMC stepvan near the end. How come he could do that? It's a killing machine. In the first film, I mean documentary, it had to take a moment to work out how to take the handbrake off the Freightliner fuel truck on the final chase. And suddenly it knew the exact forces and coefficients of friction required to perfectly swing the back of the box van around on the polished floor of the CyberDyne building so the rear doors faced the lift. There's no way it could have worked that out first try. The cunt.

All I can say is that I DO THAT ALL THE TIME, especially to impress the chicks! ALL us cyborgs with phony-baloney skills can do this! One time, when I drove a tow truck down a drainage ditch in L.A...................