One pi per limb sounds like such overkill.

Didn't Bill Gates say who needed more than 64k of ram? :-)

Imagine a complex robot, with rotating wrists, totally manipulated 3 joint fingers and thumbs, with real lifelike motions as protrayed by this Strandbeest's thread. Furthermore it must be reporting position back to the brain cpu, and function autonomously in case of brain overload.

In otherwords it needs to be agile for sex-bot work. :-)

I'm not really a human, but I play one on earth. ..... an animated JAPH

In reply to Re^3: Perl, JavaScript and Strandbeests by zentara
in thread Perl, JavaScript and Strandbeests by cavac

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