Hi Ben,
I'm not an electronics expert but my electric tooth brush runs on an
induction 'connection' so there's no need for a bare wire conection to an
electric circuit. Maybe a covered ground-level induction grid could be
set up. Also you could run an electric cord to the robot. Also I had
Ben wrote:
BG Oddly, the biggest problem with these robots, in terms of AGI, is probably
BG the limited battery life (for the robot, and the onboard laptop, whose
BG batteries run down fast when running the robot control software). Half an
BG hour is not enough time to learn much, and no human
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Subject: RE: [agi] funky robot kits and AGI
Of course, it is still likely that the bot would get tangled
as it turns
thus countering the autoretract.. :( But perhaps this is
something for
it
to learn
