jomoh:
Wow good to hear.


At least I now have something to fight for.




[s]#Fight4RobotsRight
#RobotMovement
#RobotsHaveFeelings[/s]

xamuelotu:
my brother! one day this oyibo people fit make robots were go the use solar energy power himself o, b4 u no them go the struggle land with human being.

nNEOo:






And what have robots don wrong ...we should only worry when the go rogue on us

nNEOo:







Do you that most of our university lecturers cannot even change their flat tyres

Lovetinz:
Sooner or later, the robot will win.
There's something uncanny about a robot that is programmed and tuned to win in One particular race track.
The human has other things to think of. The robot doesn't.
That was how Automatic transmissions started, as "slush boxes" with transmission times measured in seconds. Now, they do it in milliseconds. Faster than Any human can manual shift.
Speed sensors, angle sensors, infrared road temp sensors, wind speed and direction sensors... Not to mention that every curve, corner, straight and track condition will be pre-programmed into the robot.
With identical Bikes, the human stand no chance. It's only a matter of time.

Automotive1:
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We hear a lot about self-driving cars, but not so much about self-driving motorcycles. Perhaps the most advanced autonomous motorcycle so far is the experimental Yamaha Motobot. Currently, on its second version, Yamaha just showed off what this robot is capable of at the Tokyo Motor Show. Rather than focusing on driving safely and obeying traffic laws on the street like most self-driving car experiments, Motobot was purposely built for going fast on the track. 

The Motobot project started back in 2015 and achieved its goal to make Motobot Version 1 ride on a straight-line to a top speed of 100 kilometers per hour (62 miles per hour),running a slalom course and also cornering

Motobot Version 2(2017)also reached its goal of deducing the requirements for riding that exceeds human capabilities and also to lap a racetrack at 200 km/h or higher.

And the next objective was to challenge seven-time MotoGP champion Valentino Rossi to a race.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mafJmMGGOXk?t=143

The two Yamaha teammates did a lap around the two-mile-long West course at Thunderhill Raceway in Northern California.

It turns out Rossi is significantly faster around a track than a robot. The man beat the machine by a little more than 30 seconds with a time of 85.74 seconds easily beating Motobot’s time of 117.504 seconds.

While Motobot did get beaten pretty badly, it’s still pretty impressive that a motorcycle with no human rider can make it around a two-mile course at all.

Rossi won this time, but he should expect a rematch in the near future.

Source: https://autojosh.com/watch-robots-attempt-beat-7-time-motogp-champions-lap-time/