stronger, faster, more resilient

RK/V/Connor/Nine|18|Taken ((this blog is gonna be where i post my dbh art and just stuff i like about robots n that aesthetic, also maybe a small dbh ask blog? just shoot an ask for one of the rk's and id be happy to answer))

[admiralexclipse]

hatsune miku

[knifepdf]

[prionopathy]

@simplyender

[meangirlnurse]

stew leonard’s is like a regular grocery store except it’s also full of decaying animatronics 

[meangirlnurse]

[obligatory-name-change]

“The Dixie Sticks!”

*clack clack clack clack clack*

“Y'all come back now, y'hear?”

[meangirlnurse]

its like that in real life too

[pochowek]

cant believe i didnt think of this before

[sovietsofficial]

Now this…

THIS is the definition of someone swinging a bat at a wasp’s nest.

Good bye, OP…

[pochowek]

I’m a genetically modified supersoldier with a machine gun against a sea of two year olds equipped with mcdonalds salad forks. don’t you say your goodbyes yet. i can afford to swing this bat.these wasps don’t sting

[triclopsrabbit]

au where its just inspector gadget instead of connor

[moonlightduelist]

every male character’s design can be improved by giving them earrings and this is just a fact

[therkseries]

[therkseries]

people like them as dogs and yet i aint seen ONE werewolf 🤔 we changing that today

[chromebodies]

[therkseries]

people like them as dogs and yet i aint seen ONE werewolf 🤔 we changing that today

[therkseries]

woof

[skunkbear]

Creepy or adorable? Researchers at Harvard University have demonstrated the first autonomous, untethered, entirely soft robot: the octobot.

Instead of being controlled by electronics, the robot’s logic board is powered by chemical reactions and fluid passing along tiny channels. Scientist have struggled to create completely soft robots because rigid components like circuit boards, power sources and electronic controls are difficult to replace.  

Learn more about the octobot and soft robotics here and see the full study published in Nature here.

Videos Credit: Harvard SEAS/Image Credit Lori Sanders

[sailorbrazil]

dope moves little guy

[danzigmcfly]

[comicnerd1988]

This A-M-A-Z-I-N-G blacklight Astro Boy poster truly captures the futuristic feel of Osamu Tezuka’s mighty creation! 

[junonbouy]

Metropolis (2001)

[strawberryhalos]

Metropolis (2001)

[atarial]

We Are Jericho

oh man this is finally done, the third and final of my set of detroit pictures :D

[beeflover1]

Commissions / Redbubble