durf: Boston Dynamics steals Japanese kawaii tech for its latest robot:
durf : Boston Dynamics steals Japanese kawaii tech for its latest robot:
This is the research blog for the Nonhuman Autonomous Space Agency, an investigation into the potential deployment of networks of nonhumans to colonize the solar system. The Nonhuman Autonomous Space Agency launches in late summer 2014. N.A.S.A. Is a project of the Working Group on Adaptive Systems.
durf : Boston Dynamics steals Japanese kawaii tech for its latest robot:
(via Worms in Space | Worm Culture ) “There was an accident aboard the station and the worm astronauts have to navigate to the escape capsule to return to Earth.”
‘Siri Dolphin’ by Thai Yashar and Yotam Ben Hur Note: This contribution to the Nonhuman Autonomous Space Agency is one of a series of projects created in a workshop with the students of Claire Donato ’s Zoopolis class at the Pratt Institute . The class asks freshman architecture students to engage with writing in parallel with their design work at Pratt. This workshop asked them to work in teams…
‘Venus Fly Trap’ by Juhi Goenka and Veronica Bedoya Note: This contribution to the Nonhuman Autonomous Space Agency is one of a series of projects created in a workshop with the students of Claire Donato ’s Zoopolis class at the Pratt Institute . The class asks freshman architecture students to engage with writing in parallel with their design work at Pratt. This workshop asked them to work in…
‘Chipmunk Habitat’ by John Walter Note: This contribution to the Nonhuman Autonomous Space Agency is one of a series of projects created in a workshop with the students of Claire Donato ’s Zoopolis class at the Pratt Institute . The class asks freshman architecture students to engage with writing in parallel with their design work at Pratt. This workshop asked them to work in teams to speculate…
‘Elephants in Space’ by Catherine Chang and Gina Nikbin Note: This contribution to the Nonhuman Autonomous Space Agency is one of a series of projects created in a workshop with the students of Claire Donato ’s Zoopolis class at the Pratt Institute. The class asks freshman architecture students to engage with writing in parallel with their design work at Pratt. This workshop asked them to work in…
‘Present Exodus’ by Andy Kim Note: This contribution to the Nonhuman Autonomous Space Agency is one of a series of projects created in a workshop with the students of Claire Donato ’s Zoopolis class at the Pratt Institute . The class asks freshman architecture students to engage with writing in parallel with their design work at Pratt. This workshop asked them to work in teams to speculate about…
‘Cuttlefish’ by Andy Seidman Note: This contribution to the Nonhuman Autonomous Space Agency is one of a series of projects created in a workshop with the students of Claire Donato ’s Zoopolis class at the Pratt Institute . The class asks freshman architecture students to engage with writing in parallel with their design work at Pratt. This workshop asked them to work in teams to speculate about…
The Hidden Message in Pixar’s Films : Science Not Fiction : “Non-humans are sentient beings. That is the central difference between Pixar’s universe and our current reality.”
skunkbear : There’s a giant, stable hexagon on the north pole of Saturn with a huge hurricane at its center (and we don’t know exactly why). Happy Saturnalia! Images: NASA
The Lazy River, part of the Nonhuman Autonomous Space Agency
robertogreco : Fred Scharmen ( previously ) has a beautiful new project up and running: The Nonhuman Autonomous Space Agency is a network of robotic and biological systems, tied together by exchanges in the material and attention economies. One set of probes searches the asteroid belt for resources drifting in the solar wind like giant flowers. Another set, made from modified classic spacecraft,…
The Powerful Authority of Cute Animals - The Atlantic
The Coming Age Of Cyborg Animals : “Incredibly, FIDO works as a wearable computing device to help assistance dogs communicate more directly with their handlers. It allows them to send messages via devices like Google Glass.”
We Fall in Love With Space Robots Because They Act Like Animals | Smart News | Smithsonian
Oh, but space exploration is positive-sum. I’m going to try not to mention sports here; you can do the comparisons in your own head if you want.There is an idea, often couched in mock petulance, that we were promised Mars colonies. That’s not what happened. We were *offered* Mars colonies, and we turned them down. We needed the money for other things, we said.The things we used as examples of…
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