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Giant Lobster Robot for Border Patrol

I propose a Giant Walking Robot for borderto the coating on the unit and therefore
patrol and for robotic surveillance ofmaintain camouflage and change with the
critical infrastructure or military bases. Ilandscape. This feature will not be needed
propose that these units be at first runwhen the region is constant where the walking
tele-robotically like the Predator Drones androbot will be deployed.Walking technologies
eventually after the DARPA Challenge IIare used in forestry for minimum damage to
completely autonomously after that technologyforest. With this walking unit, downed
comes on line. Until then these units willaviators can be rescued without detection and
have command and control centers manned withwithout risking more people. The area where
operators.Front View: View: is a simulator,the pilot will be placed will be an
which we can use for the command and controlinflatable expanding cabin with protection
rescue center: also propose that the feetfrom small arms fire. A 50 Caliber Machine
contain hollow tubes and are made of newGun can also be attached if necessary.
high-tech composites which have giant vacuumForestry walking technologies have an
tubes in them which suck up the sand or dirtinteresting recent history.First Conceived in
each time they pick up their feet to prevent1991 and today the units are sturdy, safe,
making dust and giving away their positionsreliable and can be made from composite,
to those who these units are watching outcarbon fiber or a variety of materials. These
for. I propose that these units be coatedunits will be light, quiet, no dust and
with negative ion materials, which will alsocamouflaged, which changes as they go. They
collect the dust, sand or dirt of the mostwill be able to move thru unstable terrain,
nearest terrain. As the unit passes over theforests and get to the downed pilot
land and the changes from dirt to forest oreasy.Lance Winslow - Online Think Tank forum
from sand to mud the local terrain will stickboard.



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