#Robotic Systems

[obvdrc]

Commission for @breakfastbaron of their extremely interesting and well designed automaton assistant, Dot.

[advantagebiomedicalservices]

Imagine a world where medical equipment repairs are faster, more accurate, and less prone to human error. This isn't science fiction – it's the future envisioned by the smart biomedical repair station. This innovative concept uses cutting-edge technology to revolutionize how we maintain and repair medical devices, ultimately leading to better healthcare for everyone and setting new standards for healthcare technology management in Dublin, California.

[artbytesslyn]

another kleo and mags doodle for my weary soul

more fallout art | Patreon

[theboxfort]

Roulette dealer

I'm so proud of these silly logo pixels, of course I'm going to show it off here

[xpurplepiex]

obligatory deltarune fanart

[gearlycorvid]

Oh wow

Oh wow

[copia]

GHOST — Chapter 18: What A Fiasco! — 'frater imperator going thru it' reaction image pack

[bacchuschucklefuck]

space sweepers but they're delivery people and are at no point on screen through the entire movie

[torpublishinggroup]

Murderbot is MurderBACK in the next installment of Martha Wells’s NYT bestselling Murderbot Diaries series System Collapse 🤖🚀

WHAT’S IT ABOUT

Following the events of Network Effect, our favorite lethally cybernetic television fiend has done the previously unthinkable: agreed to accompany the sentient spaceship Perihelion (dubbed ART by Murderbot, short for Asshole Research Transport) and crew on its next mission. 

Unfortunately, they’re not going to get too far. 

Having failed to harvest dangerous artifacts from their target planet by way of Murderbot misadventure, the Barish-Estranza corporation is much angered and determined to recoup their considerable losses. And when you’re a lethally opportunistic space corp, blood and muscle are valuable currency. 

Murderbot, ART’s crew, and the Preservation humans have planetside work to do as Barish-Estranza seeks to claim the planet’s beleaguered colony as a conscripted workforce. 

But for Murderbot, the challenge is as internal as it is external. Something is deeply, deeply wrong with it. Normal operational parameters are unmet, but with the corp’s SecUnit-heavy persuasion teams en route, Murderbot needs to resolve its issues, and fast!

[whalesharkstho]

turned my car into a big robot yes his name is actually maximus and yes he is that exact obnoxious shade of green i love him

[robotgirlregularly]

The robot girl of the day is SHODAN from the System Shock series!

[floridianfireflyfaith]

WHOA.

The constant movement of light in her eyes that has been moving like every second we can see them actually STOPPED when he said that.

And like took a good few seconds to move again.

[namedr]

PROJECTILE LAUNCHER

[ren-of-breath]

It may seem scary at first, heck, it was scary for us, but, being digitized was probably the best idea we ever had. Our creator made our new robotic body to be heavily customizable, especially in the "plug-and-play" kind of way, but it is also nice, since the majority of us in here don't have particularly humanoid forms, and are wildly different sizes. Either way, Mistresses narcoalgorithms and code injection are amaaaaaazing, and the new sensitive areas in all our seams and just how easily programmable we are,,, it all culminates in this perfect feeling of being in the right place, so, I guess there's not to many worries we would say to be justified. thank you thank you thank youuuuuu Miss Violet! @mechpilotvi And of course, our bodies creator, Jake, who isn't on here, but still wanted to thank for the intricate designs and working with us to make something unique :3

[tatsumi-rin]

Anyone else thought about this?

With the popularity of Mouthwashing as a game, I've seen people who talk about it talk about the mouthwash itself as a metaphor for Jimmy (and they're definitely correct in their read imo), but dear god NO ONE is talking about it as a potential metaphor for Pony Express itself as a company.

This is an item considered to be an essential. It is a dental hygiene product dentists would generally recommend you have. 99.9% of bacteria gone - but this one is loaded with sugar. Using this is going to be detrimental to its own cause and probably worse than using no mouthwash at all.

Pony Express? No matter your start, it seems like a good, stable job and a promising future. People will always need goods transported to other planets. It even has a cute mascot representing pride in their work that they sell toys of to kids!

Butttttt, the caveats. Oh boy, the caveats. All of those cute images are done to soften the blow of little red pieces of text about how doing things to the point of basically existing means your credits are going to get docked - something that's just as much Aperture Science-esque dark humor as horrible foreshadowing. Late delivery? Docked. Resting in any manner for more than five hours? Docked. Using medical support in any manner? Docked. REPORTING ISSUES TO HR??? MOTHER. FUCKING. DOCKED.

And trying to avoid any of those dockings; those detriments? Pretty much impossible, and that would spell doom for anyone: including members of a certain ship. With every one of those rules, if they survived that payout would be hilariously low. The usual rules; made by out of touch people in fancy suits.

The members of the Tulpar all (mostly) had reasons to be there, even at radically different life stages. Reasons why they needed the work, and reasons why it should fulfill those reasons and enrich their lives.

It was meant to be Jimmy's ticket away from struggling on earth. It was meant to be Daisuke gaining direction in life. It was meant to be Anya finally getting into medical school. It was meant to be Swansea gaining a stable and fulfilling life as he made it into sobriety, and it was meant to be Curly making it further up into his career path with glowing words of praise.

As per capitalism's usual spiel that we were even shown in the game itself via public domain cartoon, taking this job was meant to be joyous opportunity and innovation for their lives; but with so many flaws in the system around them around them - including the words on those posters - just trying to find benefit in the system they needed in order to survive was nothing more than fatal poison. The dead pixel, the sugar, and the 0.1% all working together.