Remote-controlled front-end loaders, backhoes, and other heavy equipment were put to work breaking up radioactive debris and loading it onto remote-controlled dump trucks.
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A remote controlled vehicle filmed ruby seadragon swimming and feeding.
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Bluetooth enabled, it can be remote controlled via your smartphone.
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Remote-controlled vehicles might also help us get used to autonomy.
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Remote-controlled bomb disposal robots also have another key feature: communication.
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The remote controlled my Fire TV right out of the box.
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The gas fireplace, in a shelflike wall recess, is remote-controlled.
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In the summer, Chito says, they'll bring out remote-controlled cars.
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Darius received a remote-controlled car — a present he still has.
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These were the first public demonstrations of a remote-controlled drone.
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The murders, she said, were "remote controlled by the security service."
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Arial drones and other machines are currently remote-controlled, they said.
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The company says the technology "allows for" remote-controlled and autonomous flying.
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Set the scene with a few of these LED remote-controlled candles.
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These wheeled, remote-controlled robots are typically used to dispose of bombs.
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Hasbro's remote-controlled and considerably larger BB-8 is no slouch, either.
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Check out a brief video of the remote-controlled Cybertruck right here:
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A proposal to track nearly all remote-controlled drones went public Thursday.
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There are many things you can do with a remote-controlled Lego creation.
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Now there is a separate licensing process for operators of remote-controlled vehicles.
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Remote-controlled hanging lights make the window look like it's covered in stars.
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Screaming goats, tiny violins, and remote-controlled venomous arachnids, we've got you covered.
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Mattel has announced a Hot Wheels-branded remote-controlled version of Tesla's Cybertruck.
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Tinder is downloadable on Apple TV for magnified, remote-controlled swiping, Fast Company reports.
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Prepare for The Last Jedi with a remote-controlled BB-26 for only $262.
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The remote-controlled machine gun will hit threats up to about 13,000 feet away.
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In some places the barrier is a concrete wall topped with remote-controlled machineguns.
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Even when people have no ill intent, the remote-controlled devices can cause chaos.
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They send a remote-controlled robot ahead to monitor radiation levels and chemical agents.
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A remote-controlled scorpion (be sure to pre-open and gift-wrap this one)
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To minimize glare, which tinting will not affect, you can install remote-controlled shades.
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The remote-controlled military drone can transport two injured people from a battle zone.
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According to RanMarine, the WasteShark is available in both autonomous and remote-controlled models.
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The remote-controlled autonomous vehicle with refrigerated shelves first debuted at CES last year.
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Prepare for The Last Jedi with a remote-controlled BB-8 for only $30.
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The robot used Thursday had essentially two remote-controlled options: detonate or don't detonate.
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This karate kid hails from the UK and grew up racing remote-controlled cars.
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The U.S. Navy said an unmanned remote-controlled boat laden with explosives hit the ship.
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"The technology to create completely autonomous or remote-controlled operations is here today," he said.
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Typically, police forces have bomb squads that employ remote-controlled robots for dismantling explosive devices.
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It's perhaps best then to think of today's smart home as a remote-controlled home.
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It's time to get with it and stock up on remote-controlled paper airplanes instead.
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Remote-controlled cars can seem pretty boring now that we have personal, semi-autonomous drones.
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Somewhere in the depths of our lizard brains lies a fascination with remote-controlled vehicles.
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Troops strapped explosive mines to toylike, remote-controlled trucks and drove them into insurgent strongholds.
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Pan's repurposed DIY cerebro helmet has a circuit board from a remote-controlled toy car.
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Remote-controlled robots help agents explore tunnels that are too risky for humans to enter.
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The Omnibot 2000 was a remote-controlled personal robot made by Tomy in the 1980s.
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The Omnibot 303 was a remote-controlled personal robot made by Tomy in the 1980s.
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Drones differ from "remote-controlled" aircraft because they can fly to pre-set coordinates autonomously.
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Igarishi's past projects included vagina lampshades, a remote-controlled vagina car, and vagina smartphone cases.
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The tall, remote-controlled cones of padding whir along Memorial Field's turf like R22002-D210.
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They scan their surroundings using remote-controlled cameras and hack computers with automatic, unfailing devices.
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Before the fest, I went to the costume store and bought a remote-controlled rat.
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He brought along the remote-controlled quadcopter he built in 2015 for taking aerial photos.
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We will see a remote controlled ship in commercial use by the end of the decade.
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Security officials said a remote-controlled bomb was set off as an army vehicle passed by.
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The car weighed just 10 pounds—and thanks to being remote-controlled, it barely nicked him.
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It's a nifty little egg-shaped, remote-controlled vibrator that can be inserted into the vagina.
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And because Double can be remote controlled, the crew can be far away from the action.
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Some sets might only be battery-powered, while others could be remote-controlled or app-controlled.
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Layman took the image with a remote controlled GoPro, which took three days to set up.
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I was really into remote-controlled cars—but you couldn't just buy one and start driving.
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Now picture a mini, remote-controlled version of the Warthog — one that fires Nerf balls instead.
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Spin Master, though, may top them all with a nearly-life-sized remote-controlled BB-8.
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In search for a better method, scientists used a remote-controlled hexacopter equipped with a petri dish.
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Now, with remote-controlled cars, we're "adding back the element people are most used to: the human."
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And many police and fire departments say they&aposre finding new uses for the remote-controlled aircraft.
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The consulting firm is exhibiting a low-speed, remote-controlled, compact EV at the Tokyo Motor Show.
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The consulting firm is exhibiting a low-speed, remote-controlled, compact EV at the Tokyo Motor Show.
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Apparently by hacking a quarter of the cars in Manhattan into a fleet, aggressive remote-controlled army.
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ZW: My very favorite part is that they're not advance humanoid robots, they're remote-controlled trash cans!
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Click here to view original GIFHere's a remote-controlled robot skull with a bunch of spooky legs.
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Once it starts, the plans call for lowering several remote-controlled, robotic cutting machines to the seafloor.
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"I would have stood up and said, 'Listen, it was remote-controlled takeover of the autoland' " technology.
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Police already use remote controlled robots for everything from bomb disposal to communicating with holed-up gunmen.
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Remote-controlled bulldozers and other robots proved too weak for the job, their circuitry fried by radiation.
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The Nerf N-Strike Elite Terrascout Remote Control Drone Blaster is basically a little remote-controlled tank.
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Mr Renzi replied that the days when Italy let itself be "remote-controlled" from Brussels were over.
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Landing a tiny remote-controlled version of the rocket on a slab of foam in your pool.
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Every Christmas since I was a kid has been highlighted by some kind of remote-controlled vehicle.
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I've had countless RC cars, of course; tanks, boats, and lots and lots of remote-controlled helicopters.
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Even when a student pulls a prank on classmates, he does so using a remote-controlled drone.
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His duties included welding broken water pipes and inspecting remote-controlled robots that survey radioactive hot spots.
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AMLG: When I was little my brother and I had a remote-controlled robot, the Omnibot 2000.
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When they searched him, agents found a remote-controlled car and 50 packages of methamphetamine, CBP said.
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Airbus quietly launched the project in 2017 and began tests on a small remote-controlled model in 2019.
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I like the remote-controlled car, there's one that flips upside down and all kinds of fun stuff.
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A remote-controlled submarine was involved in the search, which will now focus on the chopper&aposs passengers.
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Alas, exploration in the crushing ocean depths may belong more to remote-controlled submersibles than to human explorers.
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Some of the remote-controlled features were rather innocuous, including adjusting the seat and activating the windshield wipers.
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Since then, the police has maintained that terrorists can use paragliders and remote-controlled microlight aircraft for attacks.
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The Remote-Controlled Outlet Switch attaches to regular outlets and lets you plug in any of your appliances.
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A British transportation technology company has developed wheeled, remote-controlled traffic cones that can move themselves into position.
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The company also plans to run trucks that use remote controlled ovens to fire up the pizzas enroute.
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Image: TepcoEarly last year, a camera attached to a remote-controlled probe was sent into reactor No. 2.
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Extracting spent fuel-rods from its toxic reactor buildings calls for a new generation of remote-controlled robots.
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At this point, Miyako had a plan to try and combine the liquid with a remote-controlled drone.
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Next, jet off to Singapore with Motherboard to learn about remote-controlled bugs made by next-level engineers.
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Malloy has, though, flown a one-third scale remote-controlled prototype with a dummy pilot (see picture below).
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The authorities had developed an idea to attach C-4 to the remote-controlled robot and detonate it.
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The remote-controlled LED Lytes Pillar Candles look realistic with wax exteriors and a soft, flickering amber glow.
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It said it also brought a remote-controlled vehicle that can be submerged and controlled from the surface.
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Remote-Controlled Scorpion, $15.99Have the remote handy for when they open this one; it'll work a lot better.
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But rather than serve up flying cars, the show offers merely remote-controlled motorcycles and driverless ride-shares.
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Remote-controlled flying machines drew crowds at exhibition booths and performed in tight formation, high above the ground.
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We gave out 'Batman' cars, like the remote-controlled cars you put your feet on and then drive.
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The truck comes with a remote-controlled crawler that can hold up to 750 kilograms, about 1,653 pounds.
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In Sacramento, remote-controlled autonomous startup Phantom has been testing the same truly driverless experience as the UK plans.
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However, OhMiBod is back this year exhibiting a remote-controlled vibrator that allows partners to control one another's vibrators.
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In a few years, Germany may no longer have to turn to foreign suppliers for remote-controlled air power.
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It's a stupidly simple solution, really – just plug a bunch of existing machines into a new remote-controlled framework.
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No Israeli is in sight as Palestinians emerging from Gaza make their way through remote-controlled gates and scanners.
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A remote-controlled device was reportedly detonated as the bus passed through the Vezneciler district during morning rush hour.
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The Remote-Controlled Outlet Switch costs $21.05, but you can pick up your own for $15.98 and save $5.07.
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"Remote controlled planes are toys and have always been, where drones are a part of massive industry," Horbaczewski said.
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For comparison, Thinkway's traditional remote-controlled R2-D2 costs $150, while Sphero's app-controlled BB-8 replica runs $130.
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Here, the floor is ipe wood, while the wall conceals a remote-controlled Murphy bed made by Zoom-Room.
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Since it is remote-controlled, they have heard from people who are interested in creating games and art tutorials.
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Food delivery company DoorDash has acquired Scotty Labs, a startup focused on developing autonomous and remote-controlled vehicle tech.
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Police said Ferozi was on his way to the site when a remote-controlled bomb exploded near his car.
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The new 321-piece set is essentially a remote-controlled car, and that car happens to be a modern Batmobile.
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Price: $2159.99-79 Recreate the biggest battles in the Star Wars saga with this remote-controlled Imperial Walker from Hasbro.
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Welp. Here's another scenario to add to your list of terrifying ways a remote-controlled vibrator can turn against you.
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This set of three best-selling remote-controlled outlets are usually $29, but you can get them now for $16.98.
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Now one component of the city's enforcement efforts will be backed by the latest technology in remote-controlled technology: drones.
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Some are using "robirds", fake remote controlled falcons to keep the skies clear of any birds that don't carry people.
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Just stick the dongle to any remote controlled device, and you'll be able to operate it via the companion app.
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Finally, he went back to the car of a co-conspirator and hit the trigger on a remote-controlled bomb.
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China, Russia and North Korea have provided Iran with technology and munitions, and Iran has produced remote-controlled drones domestically.
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The company then deployed the Goosinator, a large orange remote-controlled boat with a fearsome-looking face that scares birds.
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Maharis grew up flying remote-controlled airplanes and said he knew from childhood that he wanted to work in aviation.
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The company says it's seeing interest from the world's major navies into autonomous ships, rather than vessels that are remote controlled.
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Global militaries love the camera-carrying, remote-controlled quadcopters for the same reasons that dads do: they're cheap, and very capable.
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The other big difference is that the miniPRO is truly part robot — it can be remote controlled via the free app.
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If there's one thing that Sphero's BB-8 droid has proven, it is the extreme adorableness of spherical remote-controlled bots.
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He has a steel-and-carbon-fibre skeleton, and "muscles" filled with polystyrene balls and powered by remote-controlled pneumatic tubes.
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He raced remote-controlled cars, boats and airplanes until he discovered quadcopters (drones with four propellers) a couple of years ago.
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Posts on Mr. Gait's Facebook page suggest he is a drone hobbyist, and they include several photos of remote controlled helicopters.
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Walter saved him, relying on his usual mix of brazenness and ingenuity (and the help of a remote-controlled machine gun).
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In recent violence, five soldiers were killed by a remote-controlled bomb some 50km (31 miles) east of Quetta last month.
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Customs and Border Protection intercepted $500,000 worth of methamphetamine and fentanyl on a remote-controlled ultralight plane in Tucson in May.
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Six soldiers were killed and one wounded on Thursday when a remote-controlled handmade bomb hit their vehicle, the military said.
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The remote-controlled lightweight drones used LED lights to create billions of color combinations while flying to music from Duran Duran.
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He was into remote-controlled airplanes and lots of traveling, but he valued the education of his kid above everything else.
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Theories range from mechanical error or a remote-controlled crash, to more bizarre explanations like alien abduction and a Russian plot.
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One for the most diamonds set on a perfume bottle and the other for tallest commercially available remote-controlled fragrance spray bottle.
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In contrast, remote-controlled autonomous driving means that cars, truck cabs, delivery vans, and even delivery robots can operate on their own.
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His teleoperations company brings in remote-controlled driving for the so-called first and last mile for autonomous long-haul truck trips.
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The remote-controlled drone was equipped with horsehairs coated with a special gel, which the researchers say was crucial to the process.
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He built eight versions of R2-D2, some remote-controlled and others for the actor Kenny Baker to man, the BBC reports.
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You can use it to manage a variety of appliances, including your television, stereo, and even your old remote-controlled ceiling fan.
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Pakistan's home minister said the remote-controlled bomb had targeted police personnel escorting a judge, who was not hurt in the attack.
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If your partner has a penis, this remote-controlled masturbation sleeve, called the Max, lets you work your magic from far away.
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An American navy budget document describes the navy as "scrambling to improve defences against the rapidly evolving capabilities of remote-controlled devices".
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Sejnowski's team has also purchased a ten-foot wing span glider—the kind used in the competitive sport of remote controlled gliding.
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As technology has become more affordable, non-state combatants like ISIS have had easier access to drones and remote-controlled machine guns.
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Another focus is unmanned platforms, such as remote-controlled sentry guns to guard outlying islands and armed drones to patrol the coastline.
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Specifically, Grizzle is working with a remote-controlled biped called Cassie, a research platform that roboticists are using to master bipedal locomotion.
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Earlier this year, a remote-controlled probe picked up some small pieces of radioactive debris in an important proof-of-concept experiment.
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DJI's promise for the new kit is the ability to basically "FPV anything," from racing drones to remote-controlled cars or boats.
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Pebby was designed with two modes of play – the aforementioned remote-controlled mode and a mode that leverages a smart dog collar.
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Those disparities show how poorly the American public understands the human cost of an air war fought largely by remote-controlled drones.
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During the night, an I.R.A. operative slipped aboard their 183-foot wooden-hulled vessel, moored nearby, and planted a remote-controlled bomb.
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That means autonomous and remote-controlled scooters mixed with humans helping relocate vehicles, as seen in the demo video in Georgia above.
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Infantry troops could advance using the vehicle hull for protection while the remote-controlled overhead machine gun provided fire support on contact.
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His company, which has been running demonstrations of its prototype remote-controlled robots around San Francisco, has high hopes for the interstellar market.
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The 4-bedroom, 5-bath house features some serious safety measures, including a security system throughout, bulletproof windows and a remote-controlled gate.
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It is essentially a modern technology-based sporting event in which teams build remote controlled robot-like things that fight in an arena.
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Another, low, pedestal supports a range of flying objects, from frisbee-sized drones to delicate remote-controlled helicopters with blades like apple stems.
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Going to the nail salon is supposed to be a relaxing experience, one of warm towels, hand rubs, and remote-controlled massage chairs.
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We're sorry to say it was probably complete garbage compared to ShineYu's fully-functional, remote-controlled Liebherr LTM 1350 all-terrain crane model.
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But whether a Harop is an autonomous robot or a remote-controlled weapon depends on the software it is running at the time.
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A few building firms are experimenting with new techniques, from 3D printing and drones to laser-scanning and remote-controlled cranes (see article).
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By drone they mean small remote controlled quadcopters, incredibly agile little aircraft that can move at speeds of over 100 miles and hour.
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He had also acquired two radios, batteries and a cellphone battery, suggesting he planned a remote-controlled explosion by radio or mobile telephone.
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While investigating the Californian coast with a remote-controlled submersible, a team of researchers from the E/V Nautilus found this incredible squid.
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Drones have the potential to function essentially as the aerial version of the remote-controlled car bombs found in that San Bernardino apartment.
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As described in the criminal complaint, Keebler ultimately arranged to detonate a remote-controlled bomb furnished at his request by an undercover operative.
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"It's a thrill I can't get doing anything else," Mr. Madere, who flew his first remote-controlled contraption when he was 6, said.
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She spends her days in a remote-controlled operated bed, watching TV, playing catch with a ball or video games on an iPad.
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So, in this new remote controlled world, how do brands succeed in capturing our attention and influencing our decisions in those eight seconds?
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An assistant opened a suitcase containing two remote-controlled cars, which the young drivers planned to race around a fountain—a makeshift oval.
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"This does little to minimize the threat of a remote-controlled I.E.D.," he said, referring to improvised explosive devices hidden in checked baggage.
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Remote-controlled plane and car racing failed to generate a widespread following, he said, because of a lack of footage suitable for broadcast.
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A Dutch tech firm called Clear Flight Solutions is developing a remote controlled bird dubbed "Robird" which is designed for use in bird control.
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Among these devices included the Frebble, which lets you hold hands with someone over the internet; remote-controlled vibrators; and a virtual sex platform.
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In each race, pilots have to navigate their drones through a series of gates, with their remote-controlled aircraft reaching speeds of 80 mph.
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Many other countries have enacted similar restrictions as they grapple with how to regulate the expanding use of commercial and private remote-controlled aircraft.
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They basically go from big show to big show, setting up these repeatable rigs with remote-controlled cameras that are safe for anybody underneath.
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There are also some remote-controlled vibes for people with vaginas (the Nora or the Lush) and those who enjoy anal stimulation (the Hush).
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The Megacopter, an aptly-named multicopter drone, has received the Guinness World Record for heaviest load lifted for a remote-controlled multicopter: 134.5 pounds.
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This fluff ball of cat is so lazy that it's pulled in a plastic container attached to a remote controlled car and clearly DGAF.
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The articles include hand-drawn instructions on how to make an explosive belt, as well as lessons on making remote-controlled bombs and detonators.
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The remote-controlled LEDs have multiple settings, including a rainbow cycle, because who needs strobe lights for a party when you have a greenhouse?
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And airline and pilots groups have said opening the skies to more commercial drones, which are remote-controlled flying machines, could create safety risks.
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As transport systems become more sophisticated, remote-controlled vehicle operators will operate airplanes, buses, and helicopters from the comfort of safe, land-based hubs.
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But until then, people are using drones — remote-controlled airborne cameras — to get a previously unimaginable view of the light show in the sky.
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But, if scalpels and forceps were attached to a remote-controlled robot, surgeons could easily go as deep as they wanted, at any angle.
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All rooms have the same amenities — King-sized beds (though Cozy Rooms also offer twin beds), remote-controlled curtains, double sinks, and Nespresso machines.
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The face of homebrew, remote-controlled military robotics in Iraq is a man named Ali Hashem al-Daraji, better known by the nickname Abu Ali.
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Photo: GettyFor years, there's been a growing concern from federal agencies and aviophobics over the effect of millions of remote-controlled flying machines populating airspaces.
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A remote-controlled concrete pumping truck was adapted so that its extendable spout could pour water into the reactors, cooling and stabilizing the overheated chambers.
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Although it has a very effective and powerful spinning weapon on the front, long-time winner Tombstone is otherwise just a big remote-controlled car.
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Photo: APUnder newly elected President Iván Duque, Colombia is testing remote-controlled drones designed to track and destroy coca, the crop used in cocaine production.
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On Carney's bridge, a young sailor seated at a screen with arcade-style joysticks unleashes a burst of fire from the ship's remote-controlled cannon.
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Miyako then coated the hair with a sticky gel he created, and flew the remote-controlled drone into the flowers of pink-leaved Japanese lilies.
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The robot itself is also 100 percent remote-controlled, and has autodocking functionality for finding its charging station and plugging in when it's running low.
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The remote controlled vehicle is the result of a 30-year plan after military chiefs approved the concept of a robotic security system in 1985.
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Authorities say he had procured chemicals used to make the explosive TATP and other bomb-making materials usually used to build a remote-controlled bomb.
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Enter the Kuickwheel Serpent-C, an 18-inch long, remote-controlled electric skateboard that's smaller than a Penny Board and easily fits in most backpacks.
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If a prosthetic limb or remote-controlled started to do something the user didn't intend, this kill switch would put an immediate halt to activities.
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Asked what they want to be when they grow up, her two boys stop whizzing around her flat in pursuit of a remote controlled car.
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The US Navy has kindly provided footage of the robot in action:This model is remote controlled with a human "in the loop" as they say.
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She acknowledged the remote-controlled flying vehicles may seem like "expensive toys" right now, costing $800 to $1000 or more for a high-end model.
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The ship is expected to operate initially as a manned vessel, moving to remote-controlled operation in 2019 and to fully autonomous mode from 2020.
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An independent President Trump is harder to completely tear down than a man supposedly being remote-controlled by the Kremlin... no matter what he does.
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Metron Force – Builds wearable technology that lets users tap into the dynamic use of gesture control for products such as drones or remote-controlled cars.
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In Gates' own words, they "tried out some lounge chairs, played with remote-controlled mattresses and somehow managed to get lost" in the cavernous store.
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There's the weird intersection of that with remote-controlled sex toys where you can kind of be there when you're in another state or whatever.
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Like the popular Sphero BB-8 before it, the rechargeable BB-33E is a remote-controlled robot that you drive with your Android or iPhone.
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The Loyal Wingman effort has gotten a big boost from the Air Force's parallel efforts to develop old F-16s into remote-controlled target drones.
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The company rocketed to success when its first product became the basis of the remote-controlled BB-8, a wildly successful Star Wars tie-in.
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The Child Animatronic Edition is remote controlled for optimal posing and on-demand cuteness, and is shockingly affordable with a $60 price tag from Hasbro.
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"The competitor should be a drone fighter plane that's remote controlled by a human, but with its maneuvers augmented by autonomy," Musk tweeted on Friday.
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The master bedroom also has built-in cabinetry, and the bathroom has marble walls and counters, as well as a remote-controlled towel-heating rack.
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But I also think there's enough naturalism within the Battle Royale scenario that it balances out the robot birds and terrifying remote-controlled robot wolves.
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Instead of having to set up your remote-controlled lights or program a smart home hub, voice assistants have shouldered a lot of the complexity.
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It's a gorgeously crafted brand campaign that stars seven physical prototypes, each the size of a remote-controlled car and photographed in vivid, diorama-like landscapes.
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The KliKr is a tiny Bluetooth device that you stick on or next to any infrared remote controlled electronic product, transforming it into a remote control.
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Each Zuma pizza delivery truck will have 56 of these remote-controlled ovens so customers will be sure to receive a hot pizza with each delivery.
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Though traditionally associated with Biblical plagues that destroy crops, it turns out they could have a second career as remote-controlled cyborgs that sniff out explosives.
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A recent report by America's Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) estimated that remote-controlled civilian drones buzz past other sorts of aircraft about 250 times every month.
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The remote-controlled quadcopter will never fly directly over the crowd and will be tied to a building in an enclosed area as a safety precaution.
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The team has published a rather convincing video showing how the prototype—which can be autonomous or remote controlled—is able to tackle a rogue drone.
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The project is simultaneously complex beyond civilian understanding and alarmingly simple: a tiny box with a balloon and a remote-controlled whippet cartridge to inflate it.
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There's a new remote-controlled Star Wars droid on the way, but it might not be the one at the top of most people's gift lists.
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LG's remote-controlled bot also has a camera, a microphone, a speaker, and a laser light for messing with your pets while you're away from home.
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In the end, the police killed him Friday morning with an explosive delivered by a remote-controlled robot, the Dallas police chief, David O. Brown, said.
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Have health and safety developments over the last 15 years impinged on the legality of soldering an angle grinder to a souped-up remote-controlled car?
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These remote-controlled flying blades will slice open human tissues on contact, yet despite that core safety failing, they exploded onto the marketplace without any rules.
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That's possible because the target drones – remote-controlled planes that fighter pilots use for target practice during live-fire missile exercises – are recently decommissioned frontline fighters.
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Some nations have already started to employ remote-controlled drones in combat situations, and many are looking ahead to using robots to carry out military missions.
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But, as you may have gathered from the Batmobile's setup in the Mattel booth, there will be a remote-controlled toy version available for preorder starting Thursday.
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No sooner had armed forces across the world begun adopting large, remote-controlled aircraft in the mid-1990s than enemy aircraft began trying to shoot them down.
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Installing remote-controlled bollards—short posts—he said, could also help keep a barrier in between cars and people, and can be moved for ambulances or police.
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In what may be the worst idea possible, a few "crazy Finnish farmers," according to the YouTube description, attached a functional remote-controlled chainsaw to a drone.
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For Behind Closed Doors, three families have agreed to have remote controlled cameras installed in their homes so viewers get to watch them navigate their daily lives.
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The digital equipment for the social media component of the expedition includes 32 cameras, three drones, a remote-controlled drone submarine and "countless" batteries, the team said.
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They include shares of Oceaneering, which makes remote-controlled vehicles for the energy industry, Hiwin Technologies, a Taiwanese machinery component maker, and thermal imaging company Flir Systems.
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The RoboMaster S13 is one part camera-equipped remote-controlled car, one part educational platform, and one part DJI flexing its fully mature hardware and software muscles.
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Other methods are in earlier stages, but show promise, such as remote-controlled cranes and self-driving bulldozers (Komatsu, a Japanese equipment-maker, is developing the latter).
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In the same essay, Minsky acknowledged that not everyone would welcome this "remote-controlled economy" and instead some might see it as a path to massive unemployment.
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TV is no longer a remote-controlled menu to peruse as much as it's a Tube Goldberg machine carrying our eyes from one diversion to the next.
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She keeps her home's remote-controlled shades down as much as possible to reduce the heat that floods into her sun-bathed home facing spectacular Biscayne Bay.
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Greenpeace activists flew a Superman drone and another small remote-controlled aircraft into a French nuclear plant Tuesday to bring attention to plant security measures, Euronews reports.
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Yet the ability to kill remotely — and Dallas's success in doing so — could encourage other police departments to use lethal remote-controlled devices, with potentially alarming consequences.
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German start-up Lilium Aviation sent a prototype remote-controlled, jet-powered eVTOL on its maiden flight last year and later completed the first phase of testing.
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The effort would entail setting up "large, humane traps" with remote-controlled doors that can be closed when turkeys wander in to eat the grain left inside.
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Even if somebody were to somehow make it out of a cell, the prison is designed to disorient inmates, with corridors blocked by remote-controlled steel doors.
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But in 2014 researchers at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute released some remarkable images of a deep-sea octopus they had watched with remote-controlled submarines.
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Description: Sphero is best know for its spherical remote-controlled robots but the company has this year branched out with a crowdsourced rover robot design called RVR.
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The compound has nine bedrooms and 15 bathrooms, including a mega-master suite with space for two sofas, a king-sized bed and a remote-controlled fireplace.
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Named for the buzzing sound it made in flight, and manufactured in the thousands during World War II, it served as a remote-controlled target for gunners.
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The wall text reveals that the projection is composed of found footage of Zurich's sewer system, filmed by the Public Works Department's remote-controlled robots during inspections.
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A remote-controlled drone made an appearance at the NBA's Slam Dunk Contest on Saturday when it assisted on a dunk by the Orlando Magic's Aaron Gordon.
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The companion smartphone app allows the bots to be controlled like a pint-sized remote-controlled car, and when connected to a computer, the Evo can be programmed.
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Elsewhere, airport managers are starting to abandon the panopticons that have dominated airfields for decades in favour of remote-controlled versions that promise to be cheaper and safer.
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Already in Australia, the world's most truck-dependent nation, mining giants such as Rio Tinto are using remote controlled lorries to shift iron ore around massive mining pits.
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Then, the group prepared a 2-inch G-Force PXY CAM remote-controlled drone, by gluing animal hair to the bottom and covering the hair in their goo.
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The Amazon Tap—so named because, like the remote-controlled Amazon Fire TV, it's "tap to use" rather than always on—is a portable version of the Echo.
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The device, which cost about $100 to build, was equipped with a 3G-enabled modem, allowing it to be remote-controlled so long as it had cell service.
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The filmmakers installed remote-controlled cameras at the most difficult points of the climb to avoid distracting Honnold, and also set up zoom-lens cameras on the ground.
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Video If a criminal's remote-controlled aircraft is spotted by the state's drones, the director said outside agencies and prison officials will respond, intervene, and conduct an investigation.
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Further uses of the magic slot could include a VR camera, and the whole set of accessories might also include a remote-controlled robot toy, according to VentureBeat.
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In fact, Alexa does an even better job of ensuring you don't need to move, because there's no remote-controlled remote control (RCRC, in Onion parlance) to misplace.
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But the Obama administration, while trying to accommodate the potential economic benefits of the technology, has struggled to safely integrate the popular, remote-controlled flying vehicles into airspace.
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Beto O'Rourke's (D-Texas) allegedly prank-filled past with his wife, Amy — including the time he maneuvered a remote-controlled cockroach through the kitchen — is coming to light.
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Tinker Bell Light-Up Tree Topper, $34.95, available at shopDisneyEven though you're all grown, you can wish upon a star with this remote-controlled Tinker Bell tree topper.
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Remote-Controlled Humanoids This robot, located in Germany, is being controlled remotely by a researcher wearing the DFKI-developed AILA/CAPIO exoskeleton in the city of Magnitogorsk, Russia.
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For instance, KPCB company Airware has been very involved with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to ensure they have an opportunity to shape regulation of remote-controlled aircrafts.
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The previous and pricier version came with a fully-motorized and remote-controlled arm, an embedded chair integrated into the pod itself, and an actual desktop gaming system.
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A similar event occurred in August 2017, when agents arrested a 25-year-old man for attempting to smuggle drugs across the border with a remote-controlled drone.
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Our special report shows that many terrorist attacks worldwide appear to be "remote-controlled": ISIS-inspired "lone wolves," guided by planners in Syria and Iraq via messaging apps.
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This chance encounter was recorded by a remote-controlled submersible back in 2009, and was recently released to the public by the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI).
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Remote-controlled driving is mostly seen as a complementary tool, with its nearly imperceptible lag time and high data transmission loads, making it perfect for remote driving and monitoring.
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There are also deals on other neat gadgets and items, like remote-controlled string lights, a set of travel towels, a gaming headset, and a stainless steel water bottle.
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For instance, Winzz, LLC, which created a remote-controlled sex toy, was ordered to pay $56,100.71 in damages in June 2016 when it didn't respond to an infringement complaint.
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Companies across the industry including Hasbro, Jakks Pacific, Mattel and more will be selling action figures, kids and adult lightsabers, plush, remote-controlled droids and even apparel and accessories.
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Choreographer Deborah Hay produced Solo, which featured dancers performing on top of mobile boxes that were remote-controlled by eight individuals sitting in chairs and dressed in formal clothes.
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It's why companies give journalists rides in autonomous car prototypes including our test rides in both a Lyft car and the remote-controlled Smart concept, as the cameras rolled.
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Later, when we're handed guns, sports cars and remote-controlled bombs, we may similarly feel more disposed toward the game's specific kind of playfulness—causing chaos will feel natural.
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The Variety Pack, for example, comes with the pieces needed to build a fishing pole game controller, a vehicle steering controller, a rudimentary piano, and a remote-controlled car.
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On Monday, Toshiba unveiled the large remote-controlled machine, which boasts two crane-like arms that will remove bundles of fuel rods from the cooling pool inside reactor 3.
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Already used in logistics, transport and agriculture, the deployment of the remote-controlled flying machines in heritage conservation marks a further use of the advanced technology in the country.
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Remote-controlled Predator aircraft wielding Hellfire missiles would take off from the base in Lahej province, in the south-west, to clobber hundreds of suspected jihadists across the country.
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The 130-foot ACTUV can be remote-controlled, but its primary use is as an autonomous vessel that can operate safely near manned ships and accommodate all weather conditions.
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But the decision ignited a debate about the increasing militarization of police and the remote-controlled use of force, and raised the specter of a new era of policing.
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I might not be the most technologically inclined millennial on this planet, but there is a lot to be said for a remote-controlled campfire and stove (in effect).
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Surveyor 3 was an ideal bullseye as it was outfitted with expensive equipment, including a remote-controlled television camera, that NASA wanted removed and returned to Earth for study.
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A second officer was killed on Friday by a remote-controlled bomb in the district of Sur, where the local authorities have imposed a ban on demonstrations, Dogan said.
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The upgrade will enable owners to operate their vehicles remotely like a big remote controlled car as long as it falls within the line of sight, Musk also said.
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The coalition spokesman, Colonel Turki al-Malki, said the Houthis attempted to attack al-Mokha port in the early hours of Saturday, using a remote-controlled boat packed with explosives.
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This is a unique task in which a total of more than 35,13 tons will be pushed nearly 1,000 feet on a rail system by 116 remote-controlled synchronized jacks.
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Eventually, you'll be able to construct a remote-controlled car that you can drive with a smartphone app and a cellphone that can make and receive both calls and messages.
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ISMAILIA, Egypt (Reuters) - Remote-controlled robot jockeys lined up at a major camel racing festival in northeastern Egypt, as owners came under pressure from campaigns to stop using child riders.
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But the origin of military drones is usually dated to the development of uncrewed, remote-controlled aircraft for use as targets by anti-aircraft gunners after the first world war.
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Japan's space agency has for the first time released photos and videos taken on the International Space Station by its resident robot drone, which can be remote-controlled from Earth.
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A Reuters reporter described a loud bang shortly after Oslo's bomb squad arrived with a remote-controlled robot once the area was cordoned off by police late on Saturday night.
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In addition to learning about software, you'll also learn how to build cool DIY Internet of Things hardware projects with Raspberry Pi, like remote controlled lights and smart-home sensors.
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In the game, teams of up to three players — each driving what amounts to an agile remote-controlled car — compete to put an oversized ball into the opposing team's net.
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Pop into Morningstar's Chicago headquarters and you might see something unexpected: A group of employees cheering on what appears to be a remote-controlled toy car racing around a track.
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But even if Florence maintains a safe distance, Edwards will still have an intimate view of the weather: she's tracking the hurricane's path with a remote-controlled underwater ocean glider.
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It will equip freight trucks to be driverless on highways, the hub-to-hub model, yet remote-controlled by humans for the so-called first and last mile of trips.
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Born out of a Stanford startup incubator in 22019, Boosted pretty much single-handedly popularized the idea of electric skateboards — or, more specifically, remote-controlled longboards powered by electric motors.
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The 32-inch tall Bookbot, which is pictured below, was equipped with a suite of sensors for autonomous operation and could be remote-controlled by a human operator if needed.
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In the latest flight outside of Munich, Germany, the Lilium Jet flew faster than 60 mph during a remote-controlled test and can now endure more testing at higher speeds.
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The Soviet Union also sent remote-controlled Lunokhod rovers to the Moon in the 1970s, and China has a Yutu rover exploring the far side of the Moon right now.
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Balsam Hill synthetic Christmas trees appear frequently; in "Holiday Hearts," from November, an eligible doctor (Paul Campbell) demonstrates the settings of a tree's remote-controlled lights for a full minute.
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To counter that threat, the Israeli military said it has mobilized private drone-racers as army reservists, who then try to ram into the kites with the remote-controlled aircraft.
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Mars: 2051 In the bitter cold of a martian winter, 30 remote-controlled robots walk out of a holding bay across the icy terrain to begin their day in the mines.
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But while it's easy to deduce the effects things like Tinder and long-distance, remote-controlled sex toys have had, there are other technological influences that may not be so apparent.
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PARIS (Reuters) - In a battle between ancient arts and modern technology, France's army is teaching birds of prey to bring down remote-controlled drones when they enter no-go urban airspace.
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On Sunday, investigators for the National Transportation Safety Board released photographs and video footage captured by remote-controlled underwater vehicles of the sunken ship that show a breach in its hull.
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Over the last four years, a small group of assistive technology hackers has been developing a remote-controlled gun that can be fired using just the muscles in the shooter's forehead.
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Like Minecraft's Lego merchandise, Rocket League toy cars make perfect sense, although we are a bit disappointed there's no actual gameplay involved — offering, for example, mini goals and remote-controlled cars.
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They have been accused of being spies for the Chinese Communist Party, of shutting down freedom of speech on campuses, and of acting as remote-controlled pawns of the Chinese government.
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Besides being an excellent robot approximation of a Pixar character, McQueen is also a full-on remote-controlled car, but driving him around can be a mix of fun and frustration.
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The $149 kit comes with two Bluetooth, remote-controlled tanks, a driving terrain and 16 vertical walls that you can place on the floor panels to create boundaries for your battlefield.
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Under "toys" there are seven examples and TSA notes that while fidget spinners and remote-controlled cars are allowed in carry-on luggage, realistic replicas of firearms and explosives are not.
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With a commercial mosquito fogger bolted to a remote-controlled boat, christened Batilda by Dr. Cornelison's team, researchers had sprayed several applications of B178 in the tunnel during the previous year.
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The company is aiming to create the prototype within a year from now, which will then be tested extensively with remote-controlled flights before a human pilot steps into the cockpit.
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Police officers in Cleveland, Ohio demonstrate some of their security assets, including remote-controlled robots, horse-mounted officers, bomb-sniffing dogs on July 14 2016 ahead of the Republican National Convention.
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If you're in the mood for some hands-free fun, you can get a great deal on one of Oh Mi Bod's many bluetooth-enabled massagers or remote-controlled panty vibrators.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A San Diego children's hospital unveiled a collection of remote controlled luxury mini cars on Tuesday that allow its young patients to 'drive' themselves to the operating room.
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Likewise, with the increasing prevalence of app-based "smart devices" for the home, including security systems, a poorly encrypted phone is essentially a remote-controlled index to doing one physical harm.
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These remote-controlled inspection vehicles can operate for six to eight hours on a single battery charge and do not require a burdensome connection to an above ground truck for power.
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Our correspondent found that engineers hoped the arch would enable workers, using remote-controlled equipment, to eventually dismantle and remove the fuel and other highly radioactive components for safe burial elsewhere.
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Police officials say a remote-controlled roadside blast that targeted Zeb's vehicle killed two people and injured two, although he escaped, as he was not in the vehicle at the time.
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Chevrolet had a table set up where users could pilot a remote controlled car that competed with one that had driver assistance features such as lane keep assist and automatic braking.
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I have installed Bluetooth door locks; Wi-Fi-connected lights that can be turned on and off by talking to my Amazon Echo; and a remote-controlled bidet on my toilet.
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To the Editor: As the parent of two teenage boys who are passionate about building remote-controlled airplanes and now drones, I agree with some of the observations made in the article.
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Five robotic, remote-controlled, wheel-mounted cameras live-streamed video from the gallery after closing time, opening up art appreciation to those whose schedules—or geographic locations—don't regularly permit a visit.
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For now, the most that the program has produced is a 3.2-meter-wide remote-controlled model aircraft that Airbus has been testing for the past year to determine the program's viability.
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It was the moment, investigators say, when a remote-controlled bomb packed with TNT was armed and placed under the driver's seat of this tiny country's most famous, and most provocative, journalist.
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Johnson was killed by police using a remote-controlled bomb on Thursday night, after shooting 523 police officers - five fatally - at the end of a protest march in the city's downtown area.
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We've already fallen in love with these remote-controlled outlets when they were on sale in the past, but now they're on sale again for an even better discount at 41% off.
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Although some things—such as the movement of those gills—were built into the costume and manipulated by remote-controlled animatronics, other touches—blinking eyes, for example—were added in post-production.
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In fact, the Russian Military Industrial Committee has approved an aggressive plan that would have 30% of Russia's combat power consist of entirely remote-controlled and AI-controlled robotic platforms by 2030.
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That's what researchers from Iraq and Australia found during test scenarios with a DJI Phantom 3 Professional remote-controlled drone pitted against a human-driven ambulance vehicle in a busy Iraqi city.
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Thousands of members of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union took to the streets this spring to protest a plan to replace their jobs with gigantic automated, remote-controlled container moving vehicles.
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Things just got seriously intense: Lovehoney is notorious for futuristic luxury sex toys, and its best-sellers are the remote-controlled (yes, really) sex toys that work for all sorts of couples.
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The robots, remote-controlled all-terrain vehicles carrying lights and cameras, were designed by engineers at the University of Stanford and helped explore narrow passageways at the ancient site, the ministry added.
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In the nineteen-nineties, he met Roger Munk, a legendary British airship engineer, who told him about the Skykitten, a forty-two-foot-long remote-controlled prototype for his proposed Skycat hauler.
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Italy's coastguard received a distress call from the vessel on Wednesday evening and alerted the privately funded MOAS ship Phoenix, which used remote-controlled drones to locate the boat, a statement said.
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While the remote-controlled robot, operated by a Vive headset and sensor-enabled gloves, is little more than a gimmick now, SpaceVR's founder and chief executive has high hopes for the lowly machines.
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Researcher Brian Le of the University of Wisconsin-Madison explained to the International Business Times that he and his team are now working on a remote-controlled heating device to accompany the implant.
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Johansson's career spans action, drama, romance, you name it, but she deserves more credit for playing the mean sister in Home Alone 3 (the one with the microchip in the remote-controlled car).
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The normal playtime progression for any remote-controlled car is five minutes of driving, followed by five hours of sending it soaring off ramps to see how high and far it can jump.
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Christmas Laser Lights, $35.99, available on AmazonDisplay a brilliant light show of red and green snowflakes, bells, stars, Christmas trees, or even Santa himself with this remote-controlled and weatherproof laser-light projector.
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Click here to view original GIFOnce known for its quirky remote-controlled robot balls, Sphero parlayed that technology into a massive consumer hit with its Star Wars: The Force Awakens BB-8 toy.
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The kings of atmosphere produced music for the hotel's piano bar, where a remote-controlled piano plays various compositions every night, and they've released one of the tracks—"Green Lines"—that they donated.
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The remote-controlled Mars Helicopter, designed to take flight in the thin Martian atmosphere with twin counter-rotating blades, weighs about four pounds, with a fuselage the size of a softball, NASA said.
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Get the iHome Zenergy Light for $70 See Details This remote-controlled projector beams waves of soothing light onto a ceiling or wall and can also broadcast your Spotify playlist while you meditate.
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The ministry said in a statement that navy forces opened fire on the remote-controlled boat on Tuesday, after it was intercepted inside Saudi territorial waters some 1.5 nautical miles from its target.
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The Remotec Andros Mark V-A1 robot they used is a 790-pound, 72-inch-tall (with camera arm fully extended) remote-controlled robot that's quite adept at carrying payloads up to 100 pounds.
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Enter Tortoise, which is proposing a system of remote-controlled scooters that can be moved around a city on demand, without the hassle of contracting out the work to teams of amateur scooter hunters.
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His team has worked on GPS, radar, LIDAR, onboard diagnostics, artificial intelligence and other software and hardware technologies necessary for operating autonomous and remote-controlled vehicles, offered today under Cat's Command and MineStar brands.
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Lambert and her team uncovered another interesting tidbit: the rats that drove themselves had higher levels of dehydroepiandrosterone and were less stressed than rats that were driven around as passengers in remote-controlled cars.
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The company sees a future in the next 10 years or so where autonomous boats are out in the water for up to 100 days, eliminating the need for remote controlled ships or crews.
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The United States launched cruise missiles at Houthi targets last year after a U.S. warship came under fire off Yemen, and a remote-controlled boat laden with explosives rammed a Saudi frigate on Jan.
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And yet there's a particular strain of joy to be derived from watching the fantastic Cate Blanchett buy a remote-controlled submarine and motor it around a pond in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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The booster, covered in black soot from its two prior flights, landed again on a remote controlled platform in the Pacific Ocean after launch, queuing up the rocket to fly for a fourth time.
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Stripe CEO Patrick Collison, in a statement, describes Singleton as a strategic leader and "an engineer's engineer -- the kind of person who builds a deep learning-based autonomous remote-controlled car on a weekend."
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Micah Johnson, the gunman suspected of fatally shooting five police officers in Dallas last Thursday, was killed by one such machine, a remote-controlled robot carrying a one-pound charge of the explosive C4.
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At first the agent and Pitts talked about placing bombs inside small remote-controlled cars, but in a July 27 conversation Pitts said they should also detonate an explosives-laden vehicle, the affidavit said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Pentagon formally canceled a remote controlled minehunting system built by Lockheed Martin Corp after years of delays and questions about its reliability, the Defense Department said in a report on Thursday.
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Mr. Madere, 19, loves his drone's-eye view of the world — the fast-moving scene transmitted from the onboard camera as the remote-controlled machine skims over the grass or climbs to the treetops.
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Mine, with two beds placed back-to-back and a circular mirror on the ceiling with a remote-controlled chromatic lighting system, was named after the Acis and Galatea myth, famous throughout the island.
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Even more than Japan, South Korea is working to build its monitoring and striking abilities, including with radar and remote-controlled reconnaissance planes to track and neutralize North Korean missiles in pre-emptive attacks.
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Junkrat releases a remote-controlled tire bomb that can jump and climb over most walls/obstacles, and detonate at the press of a button (though it explodes on its own if too much time passes).
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Today the trend is (slowly) moving towards expensive synthetic cadavers like the $95,000 SynDaver Patient, which can be remote controlled to rehearse crisis scenarios like heart attacks and boasts fake organs, muscle tissue, and blood.
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Drones aren't just flying cameras, though; they're also the modern version of remote-controlled vehicles, and again they've made flying easier and more accessible thanks to intelligent collision sensors that protect your investment from mishaps.
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"Pose" star Billy Porter has dominated red carpets in the past year with headline grabbing, gender fluid outfits ranging from a black velvet tuxedo gown to a remote-controlled hat and a golden pharaoh outfit.
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But Sphero, makers of BB-8 and the original remote controlled ball that the droid toy was built on, have wholeheartedly (and properly) embraced STEM with an impressive app environment revealed a few months ago.
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Among the many prolific channels on YouTube is bootsmade21crushing (BM238C) which for four years has featured videos of someone using expensive boots to stomp and crush everything from remote-controlled toys to food to boomboxes.
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Image: APTepco, the state-owned operator of the badly damaged Fukushima nuclear plant, has conducted an important test in which a remote-controlled probe managed to grasp several small grains of radioactive debris, AFP reports.
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The US military first began adding weapons to remote-controlled Predator drones in 2000 during the administration of President Bill Clinton, hoping to strike al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden at his hideout in Afghanistan.
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The Crawling Remotely-operated Amphibious Breacher, or CRAB, is a submersible, remote-controlled expendable breaching platform that can be deployed from a littoral utility craft, and it is expected to address a key capability gap.
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The display model is a replica of the company's only full-size operational prototype, which is expected to begin remote-controlled test flights soon at the firm's Massachusetts lab, said Chief Executive Officer Steve Hanvey.
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You'll get started by implementing simple functions and building simple circuits around the Arduino Uno, then advance to more complex topics like programming a robot, building a remote-controlled car, and making an IoT gadget.
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The database, for recreational users of drones weighing between a half pound and 55 pounds, is intended keep owners accountable for their use of the remote-controlled flying robots that have prompted safety and privacy complaints.
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Everyone in the audience had a remote-controlled wrist light waiting for them on their seats, and the show's off-stage announcer told the crowd to put on the wristbands for several performances during the show.
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The temperature dial pulsed pink and the small blue digital readout on Cinder reported that it was remote-controlled as the app counted down the minutes and told me the exact temperature of the heating plates.
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For couples ready to take things a bit further in the bedroom, remote controlled and app controlled models mean that you can integrate these high-tech gadgets into your love life seamlessly, and completely hands free.
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So when the Republican representative from San Antonio was walking along the National Mall a few months ago, he became fascinated with a remote-controlled flying car operated by 10 year-old boy and his mom.
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In fact, the use of Sphero's remote-controlled robotics to bring Poe Dameron's lovable astromech droid to life was so good, it had many wondering if Sphero's tech was the inspiration behind the droid all along.
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The plan calls for constructing a six-ton unmanned, remote controlled plane the size of a business jet with 24 spinning propellers embedded in its huge moveable wings that allow it to magically hover in midair.
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The U.S. Navy said an unmanned remote-controlled boat laden with explosives rammed the Saudi vessel in the first known strike by a "drone" attack boat, and the Houthis had likely used technology supplied by Iran.
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Image: Fabien Normand To achieve this union between the cinematic and the interactive, van Leer explains that additional to a film crew, they also filmed with a remote-controlled VR-camera drone at an Amsterdam cemetery.
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She fashioned the household accessory first into labyrinths ("Mountains of Encounter," 2008) where a visitor's permutable pathway was dictated by the remote-controlled opening and closing of the blinds, emphasizing the kinetic quality of the material.
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The remote-controlled shredding mechanism jammed halfway down the canvas, leaving it dangling beneath its elaborate gold frame: Banksy aficionados quickly claimed this "Girl With Balloon" had added value as a unique piece of performance art.
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Sex toy for two Things just got seriously intense: Lovehoney is notorious for futuristic luxury sex toys, and its best-sellers are the remote-controlled (yes, really) sex toys that work for all sorts of couples.
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Although a remote-controlled car may have been simpler, and cheaper, there was a purpose to the exercise: teaching children as young as 3 the basics of computer programming and developing technological and critical thinking skills.
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Thursday night, after a shocking night of violence in which five police officers were killed by snipers, Dallas police took the unprecedented step of using a remote-controlled "bomb robot" to kill one of the suspects.
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Even though the Natural Environment Research Council chose to ignore the web's McBoatface name request and dub its new vessel RRS Sir David Attenborough, it turns out that Boaty lives on as a remote-controlled undersea vehicle.
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For instance, the kids learn English by taking photographs of nouns and pronouns, pick up trash from the neighbourhood and see how they can reuse it to make everything from a remote-controlled car to a Xbox.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Tokyo Electric Power has begun removing spent nuclear fuel rods from a second building at the wrecked Fukushima plant, using remote-controlled cranes to lift hundreds of radioactive cylinders from a highly contaminated reactor site.
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It comes with 10 integrated speakers for a 9.1 cinema surround sound environment; there is a remote-controlled fabric cover that protects the 19-foot-wide LED screen; and there's even a built-in 4K media server.
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An AHOG is basically a remote-controlled fireworks stand; 2000 feet tall, loaded up with 21.5 canisters of silver iodide dissolved in acetone, which when set on fire by a propane pilot light, fizzle like giant sparklers.
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But Mr. Snowden is now on a bit of a remote-controlled publicity tear (he has even made appearances via robot), and last week his lawyer from the American Civil Liberties Union said he would do it.
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In the early 1960s, he implanted remote-controlled transistor radios, then fairly new, into the modular sculpture "Oracle" (1962-65), turning a work that looks as grim as a car wreck into a cutting-edge sonic machine.
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The cache found in eastern Iran consisted of 23 remote controlled bombs which were alleged to have been brought across the eastern border with the help of "Saudi intelligence services", a statement, quoted by state media, said.
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Remote-Controlled Probe Picks up Radioactive Debris at Fukushima for the First TimeTepco, the state-owned operator of the badly damaged Fukushima nuclear plant, has conducted an…Read more ReadMeanwhile, clean-up at the beleaguered plant continues.
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The aim is to help U.S. drone makers, pioneers in remote-controlled aircraft that have become a centerpiece of counterterrorism strategy, reassert themselves in the overseas market where China, Israel and others often sell under less-cumbersome restrictions.
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Israel has drafted in civilian drone enthusiasts as army reservists, instructing them to fly their remote-controlled aircraft into the kites, an Israeli general said, but an effective means to stop the kites has yet to be found.
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From Jakks Pacific's Spider-Man Web Striker, which launches a web attack when it brakes or spins, to Mattel's Lightning McQueen car with a programmable touchscreen, remote-controlled toys will definitely be on children's wish lists this year.
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The Dallas Police Department's decision to deploy a "bomb robot" to kill a suspect in the shooting that left five police officers dead has sparked serious questions about the use of remote-controlled lethal force by law enforcement.
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US and Israeli officials were shocked after the Houthis began using remote-controlled drone boats and firing land-to-sea missiles at ships along the crucial Bab al-Mandib strait, a major transit point for world energy supplies.
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The artifacts on display range from amusing, like an alphabetized collection of 4.6 million leaked LinkedIn passwords, to terrifying, like a remote-controlled fertility chip that might one day be used to control fertility rates in developing countries.
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Stick a Black Hornet VRS on top of, say, a robotic reconnaissance vehicle or a remote controlled-tank, and you've created an unmanned scout that can launch its own, smaller unmanned scouts to extend its field of view.
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In 2014, investigators watched with amazement as Mr. Bogachev, apparently in cooperation with Russian intelligence, used his botnet (a remote-controlled network of compromised computers) to target Ukraine, Turkey, Georgia and other Russian adversaries to steal classified information.
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There's the the world's first remote controlled remote control, an "iTunes Compatibility Kit" that lets people convert their iTunes songs to cassette tapes, and a battery-powered charger that can only be charged by another battery-powered charger.
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These will include solar-powered lights, weather-resistant smart LED bulbs, and a device called the Access Controller Pro that will allow Ring users to operate a remote-controlled access gate from their phone and accept Amazon deliveries.
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She and a team of computer scientists and roboticists from Ryerson University in Toronto are developing remote-controlled machines to explore the unstable underground tunnels that are dug by looters, and may be filled with overlooked archaeological treasures.
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The U.S. Navy said an unmanned remote controlled boat laden with explosives rammed the Saudi navy vessel, the first known strike by a "drone" attack boat, adding it was likely the Houthis were responsible, using technology supplied by Iran.
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Finally, there's a remote-controlled version of BB-8 called the "Trike," which is "all-terrain" and has a unique two-wheel caddy-style apparatus that pushed the spherical body (the third wheel of the tricycle or Trike apparatus).
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Much of the resulting conversation has centered around the robot, which, as many have reported, basically amounted to a remote-controlled car with an arm and a bomb, not something sophisticated, such as a drone flying above the clouds.
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Pet owners who are curious about what goes on when they're away can choose from a range of video surveillance devices that provide two-way video, above, remote-controlled laser-pointer entertainment and smartphone push alerts triggered by barking.
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From majorly marked-down toys, to thousands of free vibrators on offer, to 40% off one of the most highly-rated remote-controlled vibes, here are the best sex toy sales to shop from the comfort of your bedroom.
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The philosopher Daniel Dennett, playing with this idea, came up with a thought experiment in which one's brain sits in a vat in Texas while artificial, remote-controlled hands and eyes and limbs engage at its direction from Oklahoma.
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Saudi-led forces launched a military operation north of Yemen's port city of Hodeidah on Friday, saying it had destroyed four sites used in assembling remote-controlled boats and sea mines to help protect the freedom of maritime navigation.
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In partnership with Tesla, toymaker Mattel has created two remote-controlled Cybertruck vehicles, and the larger of the two comes with a vinyl "cracked" window sticker, a nod to the infamous mishap from the real truck's reveal in November.
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SANTIAGO/LONDON (Reuters) - Mining companies chasing the kind of technological breakthroughs made long ago in the manufacture of cars and mobile phones have unveiled eye-catching innovations ranging from vast drills and remote-controlled trucks to second-by-second data analysis.
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This month, a black plane with white tail and wingtips took to the air over Armstrong, adorned with NASA's logo and that of Area-I, the company which built the remote controlled Prototype Technology-Evaluation Research Aircraft (that's Ptera, like pterodactyl).
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One of the projects you get as part of the official $69.99 Variety Kit involves RC cars: Specifically, turning two Joy-Con controllers into a remote-controlled vehicle that you can then pilot around using the touchscreen on the Switch.
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LONDON — Robot Wars, the drama-filled and often hilarious BBC show that saw teams of amateur robot builders create remote controlled-machines, then pit them against each other in an industrial arena of death, is coming back to our screens.
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Despite its name, however, the Flying Car program isn't actually all that focused on flying cars – its mandate covers a range of future transportation tech, and includes education material around drones, including quadcopters with self-flying capabilities and remote-controlled aircraft.
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The project works by combining the Pi with some remote-controlled power outlets and software that's controlled over the web, so you can turn lights on and off from a laptop, phone, or anything else that connects to the internet.
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Later Saudi state news channel al-Ekhbariya said that remote-controlled speedboats rigged with explosives had tried to attack three commercial vessels being escorted by two coalition warships, but that coalition forces had foiled the attack and destroyed three speedboats.
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Instead of controlling the drone like a remote-controlled plane, you put the Staaker into one of several follow modes and it will keep you in view as you careen down a mountainside or flip upside-down on a surfboard.
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But as Bloomberg reports, container shipping is yet another industry whose workers are under threat from self-driving technology, with Japanese company Nippon Yusen K.K. planning to conduct a cross-Pacific test run with a remote controlled container ship in 2019.
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Fujimoto, who later wrote a memoir, entitled " Kim Jong Il's Chef ," gave the young Kim video games and remote-controlled cars as gifts and, because the boy loved basketball, arranged for his sister to send VHS tapes of Chicago Bulls games.
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The men and women he inspired through his online posts and tutorials were accused of plots that included flying a remote-controlled plane strapped with explosives into the Pentagon and trying to kill a Swedish cartoonist who satirized the Prophet Muhammad.
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Pictured above (from left to right): Stefan Seltz-Axmacher, Kartik Tiwari Starsky Robotics is a driverless truck company, working to make trucks autonomous on the highway, then remote-controlled by a driver for the first and last mile of their journeys.
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What matters is that there are tiny, remote-controlled robot dragons just zipping around out there, and it's only a matter of time before they turn their deadly, precise fire cannons on the humans who brought them into this world.
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You'll have the Weevil drone, a remote controlled turret of your own, a launchpad, but your most essential gadget is a central computer terminal that controls all your own tools as well as hack the doors and security hurdles around you.
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On an exclusive tour of the plant, spread over 3.5 million square metres (21.53 acres), Reuters witnessed giant remote-controlled cranes dismantling an exhaust tower and other structures in a highly radioactive zone while spent fuel was removed from a reactor.
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Peter Neumann, a professor at King's College London and the director of the International Center for the Study of Radicalization, warned that such "remote-controlled" attacks posed a problem for authorities, but were in keeping with how the Islamic State operates.
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Things just got seriously intense: Lelo is notorious for futuristic luxury sex toys, and their best-sellers are the remote-controlled (yes, really) double duty sex toys that are worn by both partners at once and can work for all sorts of couples.
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The Hawaii government also banned drones from capturing footage in the area, though that apparently hasn't stopped everyone from breaking out their little remote-controlled flying video cameras: The video shows lava flowing down major roads and incinerating trees in its path.
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As soon as I realized this novel type of Lego set could move and react to its surroundings, I started wondering how I could attach the treads to my Ecto-1 Lego set and turn it into a remote-controlled Ghostbusters car.
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In the various iterations of Labo, the console and controllers become a fishing pole and porthole into the ocean, a pair of motorcycle handlebars and a console to see where you're going, a remote-controlled car and a touch screen to control it.
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Neither was it clear to me that Valentino's detachable, remote-controlled, snake-meets-earthworm-meets-Chestbuster phallus, which passes between dimensions to bite Tish, was a force of good and not a reference to the countless paintings of Cleopatra's death by snake.
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Micah Xavier Johnson, who fatally shot five officers and wounded seven more before police killed him with a remote-controlled bomb on Friday, lived with family members in the blue-collar suburb of Mesquite, where he played basketball for hours at a time.
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Since a truck attack last year in Nice, France, that killed 86 people, the city has launched a $35.3 million ($30-million euro) security effort including waist-high posts connected by steel cables, remote-controlled extendable posts and a citywide sensor system.
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Pionears Wireless Earbuds — $99.99 See Details The All Mighty Toy Tank is your own little remote-controlled spy, allowing you to zoom around your house and/or neighborhood capturing photos and videos of everything it encounters on its journey, including your startled pets.
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This ability to kill at a distance also raises a host of other problems—the likelihood of misreading murky situations, the risk of harm to innocent bystanders, and the incentive for police to rely more heavily on remote-controlled weaponry in tense situations.
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It joins a talking, projectile-firing robot, a remote-controlled origami robot, code-teaching drones, and even a crawly "Code-a-Pillar" in a trend of code-teaching toys that seems to have become all the rage in the past few months alone.
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I'm not exactly an experienced remote-controlled driver (some of my friends would say that I'm not much better with an actual car), but even so, I enjoyed crashing Ultimate Lightning McQueen around the Sphero demo space, and then around our office.
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In a YouTube video, helmet creator Allen Pan swerves from left to right as he is "remote-controlled" by his friend using a technique called "galvanic vestibular stimulation"—a process of sending electrical signals to a nerve in the ear that controls balance.
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Highly trained US soldiers have the advantage of the world's most advanced equipment and techniques, from night-vision devices to attack helicopters to pin point intelligence to an array of remote controlled weapons—all backed by air power and virtually unlimited resources.
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The Crawling Remotely-operated Amphibious Breacher (CRAB), a heavy submersible, remote-controlled expendable breaching platform equipped with a mine flail, tiller, and rake, will deploy from a littoral utility craft and eliminate threats to a landing force to clear an assault lane.
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" Its combination of 13 propellers powered by 48 separate motors gives the Megacoptor the lift needed to keep it's human-sized payload airborne for more than 30 seconds, securing the verbose Guinness World Record for "Heaviest payload lifted by a remote-controlled multicopter.
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For the sake of expediency — and to minimize any chance of damage before reaching open water — a colleague back in the trailer manually guided BEN out into the lake using a knock-off Xbox controller, like a very expensive remote-controlled boat.
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For the sake of expediency — and to minimize any chance of damage before reaching open water — a colleague back in the trailer manually guided BEN out into the lake using a knock-off Xbox controller, like a very expensive remote-controlled boat.
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Above ground, near the curving entrance to the tunnel, construction has begun on a building where the spent fuel, currently cooling in pools at the Olkiluoto reactors, will be readied for burial, handled by remote-controlled machinery since radiation levels will be high.
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Credit...Chelsie Craig for The New York Times In the climactic scene of "Toy Story 3," Woody, Buzz Lightyear and the rest of the crew narrowly escape death when a remote-controlled claw lifts them from an incinerator just before flames engulf them.
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MOSCOW — Four Russian servicemen were killed and two were wounded in Syria last week when their car was blown up by a remote-controlled bomb, the Russian news agency Interfax reported on Monday, citing a statement by the Defense Ministry in Moscow.
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"According to our analysis, the objective of the attack is to install malware on the routers to add them to a botnet — meaning they could be used as the remote-controlled infrastructure for future attacks," Deutsche Telekom later said in a statement.
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The opening sequence, for example, is sheer boilerplate, flashing back to a time when the toys' owner Andy was still a boy and Woody (Tom Hanks), Buzz (Tim Allen), and the gang banded together to rescue a wayward remote-controlled car from an evening rainstorm.
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The next step in its development is adding sensors and other instruments for scientific study capabilities, and also giving it some autonomous smarts (it's currently remote-controlled via Bluetooth) so that it can act not only on its own, but also in coordinated swarms.
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Remote-controlled machines are usually found taking on tasks that are dangerous for humans, like bomb disposal or nuclear clean-up work, or they focus on transposing our social skills, not our mechanical ability, such as with telepresence robots used in offices or hospitals.
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Olis says its software and machine learning algorithms - allowing the robotic arm to operate like a video game console by engineers sitting at desks - enables remote-controlled space exploration and manufacturing that is otherwise too costly or dangerous for humans to handle in person.
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LONDON/RIYADH (Reuters) - Cruise missiles, floating mines and a remote-controlled boat have been deployed to attack ships in Yemen in recent months, changing the dynamic of the two-year-old war and pushing the country closer to famine, shipping and aid officials say.
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Last year, the two brands teamed up to put Hot Wheels cars into the popular vehicular soccer game, and this fall will see the logical conclusion of that partnership, with Hot Wheels releasing a real-life version of Rocket League with remote controlled toy cars.
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But where the Marcbot weighs about 30 lbs and is little more than a remote-controlled car with an extension arm, the Andros F-series has a Swiss Army knife of emergency features, including a manipulator arm, gripper, and a 24-inch camera extender.
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At the camp in Faisalabad, Pakistan, he learned how to construct circuit boards for radio-remote controlled improvised explosive devices, a skill he was supposed to use to teach others how to make bombs to use against U.S. and coalition forces, according to the profile.
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SEOUL/BARCELONA (Reuters) - From a remote-controlled robot camera to a sonar-enabled smartwatch to locate fish to reel in, smartphone makers are launching new devices and services in a bid to drive sales for their handsets and set themselves apart in a crowded field.
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While Chief Brown offered no additional information about the use of the robot, it appeared that officers had repurposed a remote-controlled bomb disposal vehicle that is normally used to inspect dangerous crime scenes or pick up suspected explosive devices for detonation or dismantling.
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The agent also showed Pitts the remote controlled cars and Pitts suggested they be given to the children of military personnel so they could unwittingly detonate the bombs at the parade or take them home and blow up their own houses, the affidavit said.
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READ MORE HERE>>How Morningstar is using machine-learning race cars from Amazon to train employeesPop into Morningstar's Chicago headquarters and you might see something unexpected: A group of employees cheering on what appears to be a remote-controlled toy car racing around a track.
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While the first flying taxi services may have human pilots, later replaced by remote-controlled or AI-powered autonomous vehicles, regulators around the world have been trying to get ahead of the commercialization rush by creating standards and virtual sandboxes where developers can experiment.
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Walter White (Bryan Cranston), a New Mexico high-school chemistry teacher turned crystal-meth kingpin, used a remote-controlled machine-gun hidden in his car boot to dispatch a gang of rival dealers who had kidnapped and tortured his one-time associate, Jesse Pinkman.
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For the first time ever, all three Falcon Heavy rocket boosters returned to Earth after launch: The two side-boosters landed simultaneously on ground pads in Florida, while the center core landed on a remote-controlled platform in the ocean a short time later.
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PODCAST: NAVY CROSS MARINE RECON BREAKS GUINNESS BOOK OF WORK RECORDS FOR IRON MAN – HEAR HIS REMARKABLE STORY FIRSTHAND Machine Gun and Smoke Grenades Mounted on top of the turret, there is a remote-controlled 7.62-millimeter machine gun that can be fired by the commander.
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Ferdaus, who held a degree in physics, obtained multiple jet-powered, remote-controlled model aircraft capable of flying 100 miles per hour and planned to fill the aircraft with explosives and crash them into the Pentagon and the Capitol using a GPS system in each aircraft.
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The state's high and medium security prisons are using drones to detect and alert perimeter patrols of other remote controlled aircraft around correctional institutions COLUMBIA, S.C. – All across the country, sophisticated drones have been used to smuggle drugs, weapons, cell phones and even porn into prisons.
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The Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory envisions the armed MAARS system—essentially a remote-controlled tank mounted with a camera array, an M240 machine gun, and a grenade launcher—or the larger RV-M as an extra squad member who can carry heavy weapons and perform limited recon.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Eurosport, Discovery Communications Inc's European sports broadcaster, is in talks with potential partners to broadcast drone racing, making it the latest network looking to experiment with the fledgling sport in which contestants navigate small, remote-controlled aircraft at high speeds through aerial obstacle courses.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - The brave new world of remote-controlled cars is now technically possible using wireless technologies which are set to be commonplace early in the next decade, two major telecoms companies said at a test drive staged on Monday during an industry conference in Barcelona.
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The first time that officials in Europe described an attack as having been "télécommandé," or remote-controlled, was in the spring of 2015 after a young information technology student named Sid Ahmed Ghlam tried to open fire on a church in the Paris suburb of Villejuif.
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A toy for both partners Things just got seriously intense: Lelo is notorious for futuristic luxury sex toys, and their best-sellers are the remote-controlled (yes, really) double duty sex toys that are worn by both partners at once and can work for all sorts of couples.
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In a bid to remove the venom safely, for both scorpion and extractor, a group of scientists in Morocco have developed a remote-controlled 'milking machine', which straps to the scorpion's tail and uses an electric impulse to stimulate the venom glands for the poison to be released.
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The first drone used in warfare—or more specifically, the first unmanned, remote-controlled aircraft—was invented for World War I. The Kettering Bug was a bomb-carrying biplane that could fly on a preset route to a target, although it wasn't perfected until the war was over.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Miniature remote controlled cars have proved to be a crowd pleaser at track and field throwing events, but for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics Toyota Motor Corp is upping the game with a hi-tech way to fetch javelins and hammers: pint-sized, self-driving A.I. robot cars.
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After learning about the black bears of the southeastern United States, who make their dens 60 to 90 feet above the ground in the trunks of hollow trees, we looked up to see one sleeping, gently breathing (by a remote-controlled motor) among the branches by a clearing.
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In the pilot episode, for instance, a kid's dad was abducted by a bad guy named Clockwork Delaronge using a remote-controlled robot of a dead baseball star named "Cleets Robinson" as part of a fiendish plan to kidnap the Commissioner of Baseball—to what end is never explained.
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At about noon on Tuesday, with barely a breeze in the air, the operator of the 25-story tall crane and the operator of a remote-controlled piece of machinery known as a vibrating hammer were performing in tandem, driving a tubelike pile into the Hudson River's muddy bottom.
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" You can select from among a remote-controlled robotic copy, a full-body prosthesis topped off by your transplanted head, and a top-of-the-line, wholly artificial body containing your uploaded essence, which will "achieve perfection of form and be no less attractive than the human body.
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Aside from reportedly having six hundred guards being deployed on location to try and prevent the public from snapping any sneaky pictures, the skies above filming will be protected by a team of remote-controlled drones that will target anyone attempting to fly a drone of their own over the set.
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DJI also strapped the air unit and FPV camera to a few remote-controlled trucks, and as I drove one around the grass, I saw a bumblebee fly in front of the camera — a detail I probably would have missed with a standard-definition transmission at a lower frame rate.
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It said it also brought a remote-controlled vehicle that can be submerged and controlled from the surface The dramatic search has captivated the nation of 44 million, which recently mourned the loss of five citizens killed when a truck driver plowed through a bicycle path in New York City.
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It's militarily tempting to take all humans out of the loop to gain speed: in a dog- fight between a fully autonomous drone that can respond instantly and a drone reacting more sluggishly because it's remote-controlled by a human halfway around the world, which one do you think would win?
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Blizzard has given away different remote-controlled toys in its "Crashin' Thrashin'" every Winter Veil for years now, either for killing the "Abominable Greench" or simply grabbing a present under the tree in Ironforge or Orgrimmar, and it's always fun to learn what kind of new vehicle they've introduced for the year.
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Japan has some fairly strict drone regulations that bar private pilots from flying the devices in public parks, but that hasn't stopped a fleet of the remote-controlled vehicles from taking to the skies to perform a "ballet" accompanied by traditional Japanese shamisen music, set against the beautiful backdrop of Mount Fuji.
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Coincidentally, one of Cat's latest breakthroughs is self-driving, or autonomous, and remote-controlled mining equipment, which could very well find itself on the moon when NASA is scheduled to return to the lunar surface in 2220, with plans to build a permanent base near the orb's south pole, part of the Artemis program.
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In order to find out exactly how these mysterious mucus-dwellers work, scientists at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute outfitted a remote-controlled vehicle with an arm wielding a laser to light up the food particles, and trained it on the giant larvaceans as they pumped water through their mucus and into their mouths.
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While the bot used in Iraq is little more than a remote-controlled car with a movable arm, Northrop Grumman's bots have a wider array of features, including color surveillance cameras, robotic arm with seven degrees of motion, camera extenders, and wheels to help climb stairs (the gunman was cornered on the second floor).
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As officials around the world have faced a confusing barrage of attacks dedicated to the Islamic State, cases like Mr. Yazdani's offer troubling examples of what counterterrorism experts are calling enabled or remote-controlled attacks: violence conceived and guided by operatives in areas controlled by the Islamic State whose only connection to the would-be attacker is the internet.
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That was in 1974, before the Church Committee began uncovering the rat's nest of corruption and criminal malfeasance the agency had become, before cocaine started entering the United States under covert agency protection, before black sites and torture and the obstruction of the Senate Torture Report, and before the use of a remote-controlled aircraft to summarily execute a U.S. citizen.
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Lauren McCarthy, with her works "LAUREN" (113) and its follow-up "SOMEONE" (2019) riffs on the trends of smart homes: in the former, she installs and controls remote-controlled networked devices in the homes of some volunteers and plays a human version of Alexa, reasoning that she will be better than Amazon's virtual assistant because, being a human, she can anticipate people's needs.
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Seabed Constructor will reach that starting-point, which is about 35°S, and 2,200km off the coast of Western Australia, on or about January 17th, her crew having conducted a few final tests and calibrations of the HUGIN system en route, using remote-controlled robots to place dummy debris on the sea floor in order to see if the subs can find it.
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Lifting 134.5 pounds for 30 seconds was enough to earn it the Guinness World Record for "Heaviest Payload Lifted by Remote-Controlled Multicopter," but the Megakopter's creators see that achievement as just a stepping stone towards their real goal: being able to one day climb aboard the craft and take it for a spin, instead of piloting it remotely from the ground.
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Endeavor Robotics (formerly part of iRobot) makes a popular line of defense and law enforcement robots, including the First Look or aptly called "Throwbot," which is small enough to be tossed into dangerous situations, the Packbot, which is a larger remote controlled robot capable of carrying payloads up to 30 pounds and then the much larger and more powerful Kobra 710, which has an 11-foot reach.
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Anki Drive, another toy that launched as an Apple exclusive, was a smartphone-controlled racing game with a similar focus on stats, but the company ultimately folded, having never really found an audience, and Hot Wheels itself has toyed around (sorry) with incorporating technology into its classic lineup of race cars, from a disappointing augmented reality game that only worked on certain devices, to remote-controlled cars.
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The red carpet was the scene of some truly astonishing looks served up by Ariana Grande in a gigantic gray tulle dress, Lil Nas X wearing a hot pink cowboy outfit featuring a leather harness, Billy Porter with a remote-controlled hat (!), and queen of the night Billie Eilish dressed in green and black, looking like she had just stepped out of the Matrix.
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All wells will be remote-controlled from Oseberg field centre * Statoil says project resilient, even in a low oil price environment * Partners in the Oseberg Vestflanken 2 production licence: Statoil Petroleum AS (49.3%), Petoro AS (33.6%), Total E&P Norge AS (14.7%) and ConocoPhillips Skandinavia AS (2.4%) * First oil is scheduled for the second quarter of 2018 Source text for Eikon: here Further company coverage: ($1 = 8.3623 Norwegian crowns)
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This undated photo provided by US Customs and Border Protection shows 12 packages of methamphetamine that were confiscated from a US citizen after a border patrol agent spotted a remote-controlled drone swooping over the border fence August 8, 2017 at a border crossing near San Diego (via AP)"Due to the agents' heightened vigilance, this drone smuggling scheme was stopped before these dangerous narcotics could enter our communities," said Assistant Chief Patrol Agent Boone Smith in a statement.
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If The Times hangs a remote-controlled camera from the rafters, we figure out how to get the images to the editors; if our social media journalists are wasting precious minutes traveling between the convention hall and the press center, we have to shave as many seconds as possible off the journey; and if our reporters and columnists don't have the right credentials to be where the news is happening, we have to find a solution.
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