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3DART :- Colbolt Cadets

By Joseph Kravis on April 9, 2018 • ( 0 )

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Colbolt Cadets Girls of the future.

We are made wise not by the recollection of our past, but by the responsibility for our future. George Bernard Shaw

Thoughts & Ideas,
Joseph Kravis 🙂

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Categories: #kravis, 3D, ART, MODELING

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Self Driving Car

10 years into the future a self-driving car will be smaller and lighter. They will go forward and back and from side to side. The rules of the road will have changed because these little things would get crushed. You’ll start out in the morning leaving in your self-driving car. You strap in and pull down the table in front of you and get comfortable for the commute. On your head are the latest in 3D real vision. You’ll Watch a little news, reply to email and take a quick 3d selfie to post on the airwaves channel. Life is good.

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I wonder about possibilities

To explore space we need to harness technology as it’s getting to a point that we should be able to miniaturize tracking and direction sensors to the size of basketballs. Along with miniature cameras these sensors could be used to scout space faster than satellites and voyager type of aircraft.

If we were to build an air canon capable of high ejection speed in space the basketball size sensors

Could be directed in any direction. All they would be is transmission sensors that send coordinates and snap occasional images and be huge relayed transmission system. Once reaching a target in space they would stay until they ran out of power or knocked out of orbit.