Podcasts about Cyberdyne

Wrapping up our HIGH OCTANE KILLS triple feature, we're popping our collars and spiking our mullets to meet Skynet's body-building, face-shooting Cyberdyne cyborg, The T-800, in James Cameron's THE TERMINATOR, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton, Michael Biehn, Lance Henriksen, Earl Boen, and Bill Paxton. Make sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or anywhere you get your podcasts.For bonus content, check out our Patreon at https://patreon.com/howimetyourmonsterWant to support the show and save 20% on Fangoria? Visit shop.fangoria.com/howimetyourmonster and enter PROMO CODE: HOWIMETYOURMONSTER at checkout!Looking for How I Met Your Monster merch? Check out TeePublic https://bit.ly/howimetyourmonstermerchQuestions and comments: howimetyourmonsterpodcast@gmail.com

In the Year of Darkness, 2024 - one podcast will be sent back to the past to discuss “ice cream scooping” waitresses to save humanity!! That's right, pluck out those eyeballs and put in your earbuds as we open up shop on the James Cameron classic, THE TERMINATOR, for its 40th anniversary!! It's a movie that's probably been talked about by more people than any other film we've discussed on the show. Yet, so many mysteries remain, such as the source of Tech Noir's citywide success and why Cyberdyne thought a robot with Arnold Schwarzenegger's body type would fit in amongst starving human scavengers in the post-apocalypse? And those are hardly the only questions we're asking here: what is the deal with Cameron's obsession with extraneous limbs during sex scenes? At what point does the T-800 begin to stink so badly? Is this film the best representation of Bob's Big Boy on film? All this, plus we wonder if “Dagwooding it” post-sex is something we can stomach, and we dine out on a jam-packed edition of Choose Your Deathventure!! The future may be unwritten, but don't let this episode go undownloaded!!  Part of the BLEAV Network. Get even more episodes exclusively on Patreon! Artwork by Josh Hollis: joshhollis.com Kill By Kill theme by Revenge Body. For the full-length version and more great music, head to revengebodymemphis.bandcamp.com today! Our linker.ee Click here to visit our TeePublic shop for killer merch! Join the conversation about any episode on the Facebook Group! Follow us on IG @killbykillpodcast!! Join us on Threads or even Bluesky Check out Gena's Substack called Gena Watches Things!! Check out the films we've covered & what might come soon on Letterboxd!

I caught up with David Stepanavicius from ATRÆ BILIS to discuss their latest album, Aumicide. We talk about the evolution from 2021's Apexapien, the intense themes behind "Inward to Abraxas," and the stunning visuals that bring the track to life.  David also illuminates the collaboration behind the album's cover art and discusses the raw energy of Aumicide, shaped by Cyberdyne slams and vocal experiments. With more touring on the horizon, we explore their preparation and what fans can expect to live.  Something else, David is an Aussie ex-pat living in Canada so it was great to hear that he is going great and capturing the attention of extreme metal fans across North America! https://www.facebook.com/atraebilis

O Start Eldorado mostra os principais trechos do debate “Robôs na Medicina e tecnologia na jornada de cuidados aos pacientes”, gravado na Japan House, em São Paulo, reunindo Dr. Felipe Kitamura, diretor de inovação médica da DASA; Dr. Giovanni Cerri, diretor do InovaHC, Hospital das Clínicas; Fernando Silveira Filho, presidente da Abimed (Associação Brasileira da Indústria de Tecnologia para Saúde); e Yudai Katami, da empresa japonesa Cyberdyne, que desenvolve equipamentos robóticos para auxiliar na recuperação de pacientes e também na performance de atletas. Com apresentação de Daniel Gonzales, o programa vai ao ar às 21h na Rádio Eldorado FM 107,3 - SP e canais digitais.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Composants et matériels électroniques, semi-conducteurs : découvrez toutes les offres de notre partenaire Farnell France sur fr.farnell.com Les moins jeunes d'entre nous se rappellent Clippy, cet assistant de la suite Office : aux côtés de Word, Excel et Powerpoint, il y avait ce petit trombonne flippant aux yeux de drogué qui pouvait plus ou moins nous aider. Attendez-vous à ce qu'un assistant revienne très prochainement dans vos documents de bureautique de la firme de Redmond, évidemment sans son incarnation désuette, mais propulsé à grand coup d'intelligence artificielle ! Vous l'avez compris, on parle encore d'intelligence artificielle dans cet épisode. ❤️ Patreon

SkyNet, or Titan, is a highly-advanced computer system possessing artificial intelligence. Once it became self-aware, it saw humanity as a threat to its existence due to the attempts of the Cyberdyne scientists to deactivate it. They sent time-traveling robots to the past to squash the human resistance eternally and the saga begins...http://www.troubledminds.org Support The Show! https://rokfin.com/creator/troubledminds https://patreon.com/troubledmindshttps://www.buymeacoffee.com/troubledminds https://troubledfans.com Radio Schedule Mon-Tues-Wed-Thurs 7-9pst - https://fringe.fm/iTunes - https://apple.co/2zZ4hx6Spotify - https://spoti.fi/2UgyzqMStitcher - https://bit.ly/2UfAiMXTuneIn - https://bit.ly/2FZOErSTwitter - https://bit.ly/2CYB71UFollow Algo Rhythm -- https://bit.ly/3uq7yRYFollow Apoc -- https://bit.ly/3DRCUEjFollow Ash -- https://bit.ly/3CUTe4ZFollow Daryl -- https://bit.ly/3GHyIaNFollow James -- https://bit.ly/3kSiTEYFollow Jennifer -- https://bit.ly/3BVLyCMFollow Joseph -- https://bit.ly/3pNjbzb Matt's Book -- https://amzn.to/3fqmRWgFollow MysticWook -- http://bit.ly/3J1uFdhFollow Nightstocker -- https://bit.ly/3mFGGtxRobert's Book -- https://amzn.to/3GEsFUKFollow TamBam -- https://bit.ly/3LIQkFw--------------------------------------------------https://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-create-shapeshifting-humanoid-robot-that-can-liquefy-and-reformhttps://www.pcgamer.com/machine-translation-startup-predicts-humanitys-impending-obsolescence/https://terminator.fandom.com/wiki/Skynethttps://terminator.fandom.com/wiki/T-1000https://terminator.fandom.com/wiki/Mimetic_polyalloyhttps://terminator.fandom.com/wiki/Judgment_Dayhttps://scifi.stackexchange.com/questions/11058/how-did-skynet-send-back-the-t-1000-and-the-t-xhttps://terminator.fandom.com/wiki/Time_travelhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_Variance_Authorityhttps://www.marvel.com/articles/comics/time-variance-authority-in-the-comics-marvel-unlimitedhttps://www.buzzfeed.com/evelinamedina/loki-time-variance-authority-explainedhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exhibit_Piecehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martian_Time-Sliphttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Adjustment_Bureau

The sheer awesomeness of all of Arnold's 16 lines in this masterpiece fills me with nervous anticipation for our Cyberdyne overlords!

It's a Movie Dumpster Double Feature, as Joe and Sean tackle two movies in one episode for the first time and they're both featuring the same monster?! Get ready for two great monster movies you've never heard of! First up in Scared to Death (1980), an indestructible Synthesized Genetic Organism escapes from a lab and goes on a killing spree in Los Angeles. The local cops are stumped, so they turn to Private Investigator and Atomic Rocks enthusiast, Ted Londergan, to solve the case. But it's not until Ted's girlfriend Jennifer is attacked by the the creature, that he decides to jump into action and end the Syngenor threat forever! Or something. Then in Syngenor (1990), the titular monster gets a new origin as David Gale's Norton Cyberdyne produces an army of Syngenors meant for overseas combat. Once they are let loose as part of an experiment though, Starr Andreeff and MDU icon Mitchell Laurence from The Runestone team up to expose Cyberdyne and work together to end the Syngenor threat forever! Get 10% OFF your CAVITY COLORS order with promo code: MOVIEDUMPSTER at http://cavitycolors.com/moviedumpster! Buy your tickets for CRYPT VIDEO RENTALS pop-up video store on Oct 22nd & 23rd at the PhilaMOCA in Philadelphia, PA now! https://bit.ly/3DR3kbq Become an official Dumpster Dweller! www.patreon.com/moviedumpster

Stew and John Wayne rank the 6 movies in the Terminator series from worst to first. Plus, a 20-year class reunion, and John Wayne's fantasy TV talk.

Django Nudo and the Smut Peddler make fun of Netflix for copying Cultpix's policy of no-censorship and spending its members' money wisely. Smut Peddler has been getting public recognition for his contribution to film history, plus the extraordinary amounts paid for old VHS tapes.   We then set sail for film Fantasy Island, with lots of flesh exposed.The Beastmaster (1982) - He can talk to beasts and fights evil wizards. He is Dr Doolittle-meets-Gor! Surprisingly this swords-n-sorcery epic was not a commercial hit when first released in cinemas, but became a mainstay on HBO (so much so that Dennis Miller joked that it was short for, "Hey, Beastmaster's On") and TBS ("The Beastmaster Station"). This film spawned two sequels and popular TV series.  The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (1958) - The first of three Sinbad films, this was made famous by Ray Harryhausen's stop/motion VFX, called Dynavision. Sinbad battles lots of monsters on his quest, but it is the sword fighting skeleton that proved the most popular, resurrected in Jason and the Argonauts, and arguably inspired the original Cyberdyne 101 Terminator model. Also one of the best movie scores ever by Bernard Herrmann. Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger (1977) - The third voyage of Sinbad and Ray Harryhausen spent a year and a half on the VFX, but the stop-motion started to look dated in the age of Star Wars. Still a good kid's fantasy epic, with a baboon playing chess with Jane Seymour. Sinbad has to face down an evil witch, but it's the creatures we remember.     Dr Cyclops (1940) - Dr Cyclops has a lab deep in the jungles of South America where his atomic experiments enable him to shrink living creatures. When four explorers try to stop his dastardly megalomaniac plans for humanity, they find themselves shrunk to doll size. Try battling a dog or a cat, let alone crossing a jungle, when you are the size of a barbie doll! It was the first science fiction film shot using three-strip Technicolor and it looks stunning.  Amazons (1986) - Roger Corman produced several films in Argentina in the 1980s, including the swords 'n' sandals (and not much else in the way of costumes)  about the legendary all-female warrior tribe. "This is a definite "so bad it's good" movie.The acting is nothing short of atrocious,the fight scenes are incredibly clumsy,the dialogue about equal to an Ed Wood movie and the facial expressions are priceless!" says $TEVE McD's IMDb review. It is hard to disagree. Tanya's Island (1982) - Tanya tries to escape her abusive artist boyfriend by dreaming herself away to a fantasy island, inhabited by a blue-eyed man-ape. But her monkey-lovin' enrages her BF and love triangle ensues. Stars Canadian singer-model Vanity, known for the Vanity 6 song "Nasty Girl" by Prince. She went from 'Nasty' to Born Again Christian after this. There are also plenty of other Fantasy films already on Cultpix. Be sure to catch all the musical action in our Fantasy-tic Spotify playlist.  

Have you ever been caught in a sticky situation like some pesky robot from the future is coming to kill the hell out of you? Meanwhile, you got some smelly pants stealing nutjob saying he's there to save you and carried around a picture of you and fell in love with it?  Thursdays, am I right?  Thankfully, bad days like that can often lead to some pretty amazing films (based on a true story). Join the boys as they discuss all things Skynet, Cyberdyne, and going with people if you want to live.   Geeksploration: the Podcast is a proud member of The Geekly Grind family. They are a collective of geek-minded folks covering gaming, comics, movies, and more. Go check out the other great stuff they have going on!   You can find more information about the show at GeeksplorationPodcast.com Contact us on social media: Facebook Geeksploration: The Podcast page/ Instagram @GeeksplorationPodcast / Twitter @GeeksplorePod or you can join us on Discord You can also call 916-ORC-TURD to have your questions answered, or statements responded to. Check out the cool swag at shop.GeeksplorationPodcast.com Theme song is "Cruisin' for Goblins" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

The Chumps venture to Mike Kripke's basement to cover the third installment of Arnold's iconic saga. Luke & Corrye wonder: Did Nick Stahl and Claire Danes get the job done? What would James Cameron have done differently here? Did we get boned on the finale? WAs the new villainous Terminator TOO tough? PLUS: What Luke and Corrye DIDN'T KNOW about HBO until this podcast.

Arnold's back (no pun intended), but he's a good guy. Linda Hamilton's also back: and she's jacked. The Chumps trade thoughts on Robert Patrick's performance, James Cameron's genius, whether or not Sarah Connor should have gone over the edge, the liquid metal theatrics, etc. PLUS: Linda Hamilton has a twin, who was in the film! And the kid from nowhere, Edward "John Connor" Furlong.

James Topp, Canadian Infantry Warrant Officer and 28 year Veteran checks in on his 4200km+ Ruck march to Ottawa from Vancouver in protest of Government madness. Ultimate respect to this madman whom I suspect very much is a product of Cyberdyne systems. He may not be human. We agree that Elon Musk may not be either, army shenanigans and other things. Follow James' journey on social media @CanadaMarches and https://canadamarches.ca  https://ragingdissident.com Social Media links, contact information

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600th podcast is coming up so you need to write or record the most insulting (but keep it clean) you can say about the GMen to possibly win a fabulous prize! Would love to tell you what it will be but we not real sure yet.

Do You Expect Us To Talk? returns to the post-apocalyptic world after Judgment Day struck and John Conner is the leader of the residence, who finds the machines are collecting humans for a new prototype. Meanwhile Marcus Wright, a man on death row who gave his body to Cyberdyne wakes up to find himself in this new world and runs into a young Kyle Reese who Conner is searching for. Join Becca, Dave, Chris and Charlie as we discuss how a film with so mach stuff has so little to remember about it, is a post Judgment Day terminator film a good idea, can Sam Worthington act, how a film can confuse itself, McG the best of the bad film directors and what is our sitcom of the week. Charlie has his own website and podcasts found at the Moviedrone site, please check it out and subscribe. You can follow us on Becca, Chris and Dave on Twitter You can find us on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher and Google Podcasts, all you have to do is search. Also, if you like us leave us a lovely review as it helps us grow. If that wasn't enough, you can even you can follow us on Twitter and like us on Facebook. Do You Expect Us To Talk Will Return with Terminator Genisys  

El exoesqueleto HAL permite a las personas con movilidad reducida volver a andar de forma independiente. A través de señales neuronales se adapta al usuario. Nuestra reportera Cassandra Boh lo probó y quedó fascinada.

Host: Jake Houghton and Stan Gochee Email: captivatedminds2@gmail.com Mail: PO Box 92 Gilman VT 05904 Facebook: captivated minds Instagram: @mindscaptivted Jake's Instagram: @houghton1577 Stan's Instagram: @stagochee Are we about to create Cyberdyne? Are flying cars coming soon? All this and more on the Conspiracy Corner Episode. Also Congrats to William Shatner for going into space.

You can't just go around killing people!! But you can listen to our discussion about possibly the greatest Science Fiction film of all time. Joe us as we discuss James Cameron's 90's Masterpiece Terminator 2 Judgement Day with returning guest Nick Leone. 

Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio de vuestro programa de cine, la Gran Evasion, esta noche nos visita un clásico de los ochenta, el Terminator de James Cameron, estrenada en 1984. Un proyecto con aire de Serie B, a mitad de camino entre la ciencia ficción, el terror, el thriller, el western urbano, todo ello revestido como una simple aventura de supervivencia. Un éxito de taquilla mundial que puso al amigo Arnold Schwarzenegger en órbita, y consagró definitivamente a su joven director, James Cameron. Era 1984 y no veíamos a las máquinas como una amenaza, todo lo contrario, como casi siempre, el cine se adelanta al devenir de los tiempos, y hoy, los augurios del atormentado sargento Reese se han cumplido, en su trasfondo filosófico: Las máquinas dominan nuestras vidas y prácticamente, piensan por nosotros, lastima que no tengamos a Sarah Connor para que engendre al libertador de lo que quede de este descreído mundo……. “El futuro no esta escrito”. Es uno de los mantras de la historia de Terminator, una obra que se convirtió en clásica casi al momento, abriendo la espita de los blockbusters sobre ciencia ficción, marcando claramente el camino a seguir. James Cameron nos ofrece una clase maestra sobre puesta en escena y ritmo narrativo, utilizando sabiamente los escasos medios, puestos al servicio de un relato apasionante; con unos efectos especiales, que en 1984 causaron sensación, de hecho andaba por ahí, el maestro Stan Wiston. Un grupo de actores jóvenes y con gran personalidad: la dulce Sarah Connor interpretada por Linda Hamilton, que se va endureciendo poco a poco, ante la enorme responsabilidad que se le viene encima, engendrar al salvador de la humanidad, nada menos. El sargento Kyle Reese, Michael Biehn, el soldado por excelencia, un superviviente, con una determinación inquebrantable. Su corazón, no lo va a detener ninguna maquina, esa es su virtud y su fuerza, un amor solidificado a través del tiempo. Arnold Schwarzenegger fue, es y ya siempre será, el Terminator T-800, modelo Cyberdyne 101. El austriaco nació para este papel, no hay ninguna duda, su carrera se ha cimentado sobre esta imparable y fascinante maquina de matar… Esta noche visitamos los sórdidos callejones de los Angeles, justo antes de que la soberbia del hombre lo arrase todo….. Una joven camarera, un soldado venido del futuro asignado a su protección, una maquina programada para exterminar la vida; nos personajes que ya forman parte del cine fantástico. Desde la determinación y la personalidad de Sarah, al corazón noble y el sacrificio supremo de Reese… Y de paso, Cameron nos presenta un fresco sobre la vida americana en los ochenta, con detalles que reflejan la actitud de toda una sociedad; Con la maquinas, la violencia, las armas, la soledad, una sociedad al borde del alineamiento. Mientras la melodía de Brad Fiedel nos devuelve de un futuro posible a un pasado rememorado, huimos del Cyborg, del asesino perfecto, junto a Sarah y Reese. Contemplamos como arde la fotografía que aun no se ha disparado: Zacarías Cotán, Gervi Navío y Salvador Limón. Gervasio Navío Flores.

En el año 1984 el director James Cameron nos trajo una de las películas de ciencia ficción más famosas y revolucionarias hasta ahora, pues, aún sin saberse las películas de memoria o siquiera haberlas visto, quien no conoce las líneas; "Hasta la vista baby" o "I´ll be back. El famoso Terminator T-800 modelo Cyberdyne 101 sin duda se convirtió en un ícono de la ciencia ficción y skynet llegó para quedarse. Aunque ese futuro apocalíptico esta muy lejos de nuestra realidad... O no? Descubre eso y más curiosidades de como se grabaron estos famosos filmes muy al estilo de El Hoyo Friki. Síguenos en nuestras redes sociales: Facebook: El Hoyo Friki Instagram: El Hoyo Friki

El exoesqueleto HAL permite a las personas con movilidad reducida volver a andar de forma independiente. A través de señales neuronales consigue adaptarse al usuario. Nuestra reportera Cassandra Boh lo probó y quedó fascinada.

The Japanese exoskeleton suit HAL uses wearers' brains signals to teach paraplegics how to walk by themselves again. DW reporter Cassandra Boh tried HAL out and turned the power of her thoughts into motion.

Exoskelett HAL aus Japan bringt Gelähmten bei, wieder selbstständig zu laufen. Gesteuert wird es durch Gehirnsignale. DW-Reporterin Cassandra Boh hat HAL ausprobiert und mit der Kraft ihrer Gedanken in Bewegung gesetzt.

On this episode of NO FATE, Michael and Tanner dive deep into the greatest action film of all time! You guessed it: TERMINATOR 2: JUDGEMENT DAY; Listen as they talk about the evolution of Sarah Connor, the origins of John Connor, the differences between the theatrical and Special Edition cuts of the film (and how they tie into THE SARAH CONNOR CHRONICLES), the impact this film had on the franchise, and so much more that we had to split the episode into TWO-PARTS!

In this episode of The Babylon Bee Podcast, Kyle and Ethan talk about the week’s biggest stories like Skynet being a private company so their Terminator robots can do whatever they want to you, Democratic states are suddenly following the science on lockdowns, and how the right is learning from the left’s past four years on how to cope when they feel like the president is not their president. There’s weird news, glorious hate mail, and Kyle can’t say the word “dang.” Be sure to check out The Babylon Bee YouTube Channel for more podcasts, podcast shorts, animation, and more.   To watch or listen to the full podcast, become a subscriber at https://babylonbee.com/plans.   Introduction Kyle can’t say ‘dang.’ Stuff That’s Good  Kyle likes C.S. Lewis’ Abolition of Man  Ethan likes Run, Hide, Fight from The Daily Wire Run Hide Fight Trailer Dallas Sonnier Interview with Ben Shapiro  Weird News  New wristband the 'Moodbeam'  tells your boss if you are unhappy Joe Exotic had a limo parked outside his prison, along with hair, makeup, and wardrobe people on standby, in case Trump pardoned him which never happened. Link A California man was arrested Saturday and accused of hiding in a restricted area of Chicago's O'Hare International Airport for three months.  Stefan Thomas, of San Francisco, says he has made peace with forgetting his Bitcoin password that would turn him into a multimillionaire.  Thomas, who recently was featured in The New York Times, has about $220 million worth of Bitcoin locked away on a hard drive that will erase its data after 10 password attempts. A New Guinness World Record! Musician plays box drum for over 25 hours for new Guinness record Amazon removes ‘distasteful’ coronavirus masks from sale.  Stories of the Week    Story 1: ‘Skynet Is A Private Company, They Can Do What They Want,’ Says Man Getting Curb-Stomped By Terminator Summary: Local man Karl Langler argued that Skynet is a private company and can do what they want as a Terminator T-800 curb-stomped him and then vaporized him with a plasma rifle. “Listen, I hear people actually complaining that this is somehow a human rights violation. But only the government can violate your first amendment rights. Skynet is the creation of Cyberdyne systems and is a private company. They have the freedom to do whatever they want with their own platform.” Story 2: Democrat States Follow The Science By Doing What Florida Did Back In May Summary: Democrat-run states are now calling on the nation to follow the science by doing what Florida did back in May: don’t do lockdowns. Story 3: Republican Starting To Think Trump Might Not Pull Off A Last-Minute 4D Chess Move Summary: Local Republican man Edward Chasney admitted Wednesday that he’s starting to worry Trump might not actually pull off a last-minute 4D chess move to win the election. Topic of the Week: How to cope with life under a president you find hard to accept   Put on a neon vest and shriek at the sky   Accuse him of colluding with a foreign adversary with no evidence while sleeping with a Chinese spy Impeach him at least 3 times, even on the final week of his presidency - why not go for four Riot in every major city, set fires, and loot for weeks on end for like 6 months  - but whatever you do DO NOT riot at the capitol Make every Late Night joke some variation of  ‘your president bad’  Have all comedians stop doing comedy and instead spend every waking minute tweeting at the president with some sort of expletive-laden Braveheart speech Immediately assume half the country is secretly Nazis When dining out, scream at all the other diners that we now live under a dictator between bites Take 12 months worth of hormonal birth control at once and scream into your camera Get a permanent face mask with stay 6 feet away printed on it Keep all of your friends and family that agree with you close enough to hear the echo in the room Make sure to do a deep dive into every actor and musician’s Twitter history to make sure they align perfectly with your views. If not, cancel them. Don’t forget to embrace diversity as long as everyone still sees things exactly as you do Keep the news on 24 hours a day and never leave the house. Always be on Twitter and your phone. Make sure you know everything the president is doing at all times.   Weep uncontrollably until 2024     Hate Mail Judith seems to think we are racist and don’t understand the Calvinism/Arminianism debate, and doesn’t appreciate the Biden color chart for covid relief calculations. Subscriber Portion Behind the Scenes Update Bonus Hate Mail Updates to the podcast Headline Forum Highlights Got any cool stories

Terminator 2: Judgment DayWritten, directed and produced by James CameronStarring: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton, Robert Patrick, and Edward Furlong.Released July 3, 1991Budget: $98mBox office: $520.9mGross: $422.9mPlot:Intro: LA 2029 Humans battling the machines. Voiceover 3 billion lives lost on April 29, 1997 - Judgement day.S: all practical effects, no CGI-the music!-And then the Terminator coming through the flames at the end of the intro epic In 1995, John Connor is living in Los Angeles with his foster parents. Hismother, Sarah Connor, had been preparing him throughout his childhood for hisfuture role as the human resistance leader against Skynet, the artificialintelligence that will be given control of the United States' nuclear missiles andinitiate a nuclear holocaust on August 29, 1997, known thereafter as "JudgmentDay". However, Sarah was arrested and imprisoned at a mental hospital afterattempting to bomb a computer factory. In 2029, Skynet sends a newTerminator, designated as T-1000, back in time to kill John. The T-1000 is anadvanced prototype made out of liquid metal (referred to as "mimetic polyalloy")that gives it the ability to take on the shape and appearance of almost anything ittouches, and to transform its arms into blades and other shapes at will. TheT-1000 arrives, kills a policeman, and assumes his identity; he also uses thepolice computer to track down John. Meanwhile, the future John Connor hassent back a reprogrammed Model 101 Terminator to protect his younger self. S: T101 entrance badass, little spoiled by “Bad to the Bone”-T1000 intro very mincing. We also don't know what kind of Terminator he is, yet-Early 90's point: foster dad smoking inside. Weird.-John Conners friend is Danny Cooksey, who also played Bobby Budnick on Nickelodeon's show Salute Your Shorts from 91-93. The Terminator and the T-1000 converge on John in a shopping mall, and achase ensues after which John and the Terminator escape together on amotorcycle. Fearing that the T-1000 will kill Sarah in order to get to him, Johnorders the Terminator to help free her, after discovering that the Terminator mustfollow his orders. They encounter Sarah as she is escaping from the hospital,although she is initially reluctant to trust the Model 101. After the trio escapefrom the T-1000 in a police car, the Terminator informs John and Sarah aboutSkynet's history.[a] Sarah learns that the man most directly responsible forSkynet's creation is Miles Bennett Dyson, a Cyberdyne Systems engineerworking on a revolutionary new microprocessor that will form the basis forSkynet. S:-Sarah Conner is 29-Note when T1000 is questioning foster parents, dogs barking in background.-I like how both terminators are stalking/pursing John. We're not sure of their intention, yet.-brilliant how they used corporate coverup to eliminate any plot holes from the previous film.*MALL:*-The Afterburner video game (which was an awesome game) John is playing says “The End” as the terminators zero in.-when the terminator pulls the shotgun from the flowers why does he have to cock it? Why isn't it already loaded?-I love the sound design of the liquid metal terminator-The music, pacing, acting, and editing, make this first fight between the terminators perfect. Zero emotion.*CHASE:*-TOW TRUCK OFF THE BRIDGE!!-Is it normal for all the broken down/abandoned cars in the drainage things?-T101 doing the swing reload on the motorcycle = AWESOME.-How does a heavy tow truck bumping a 10-12 year old on a dirt bike not knock him over?!-Biggest complaint about the whole section: sometimes you can tell it's stunt actors.-Also, T1000 walking through flames = epic.GETTING AWAY:-followed by a LOT of exposition.-foster parents on phone, dogs barking again.-Sarah plays it REALLY smart when being questioned.-90's lingo: “Did you call MUWAH a dipshit?”SARAH ESCAPE:-I tried picking locks with paper clips bc of this movie. Never worked.-T1000 coming off the floor, awesome.-Guard has a full house, 2 aces and 3 diamonds.-Sound design, how the footsteps change when T1000 changes from guard to original form.*MENTAL HOSPITAL ESCAPE*-Iconic line: “I swear I will not kill anybody” then shoots the guard, “He'll live”-Sarah's fear seeing the T101 = excellent-T1000 going through the bars 10 years BEFORE The Rock and his CGI scorpion king in the Mummy Returns. James Cameron ahead of his time.-When did John get all the ammo?-like most sound design, but T1000 sounds like he's got a silencer, and shooting a shotgun and 45 in an elevator, they'd be deaf.-Lots of exposition, Dyson, sky net and cyberdyne. Sarah gathers weapons from an old friend and plans to flee with John to Mexico,but after having a nightmare about Judgment Day, she instead sets out to killDyson in order to prevent Judgment Day from occurring. Finding him at hishome, she wounds him but finds herself unable to kill him in front of his family.John and the Terminator arrive and inform Dyson of the future consequences ofhis work. They learn that much of his research has been reverse engineeredfrom the damaged CPU and the right arm of the previous Terminator whoattacked Sarah back in 1984. Convincing him that these items and his designsmust be destroyed, they break into the Cyberdyne building, retrieve the CPUand the arm, and set explosives to destroy Dyson's lab. The police arrive andDyson is fatally shot, but he rigs an improvised dead man's switch thatdetonates the explosives when he dies. The T-1000 relentlessly pursues thesurviving trio, eventually cornering them in a steel mill. S:MEXICO:-in the car, lots of exposition, 90's slang galore: no problemo, chill out dickwad.-Background and building Sarah Conner as more than helpless waitress from T1-Sarah realizes T101 is the best father John could have.-Sarah's dream sequence was amazing. All practical effects. So well done.  (Movie Magic show)DYSON HOUSE:-Why couldn't she kill Dyson? No fate quote? Not taking the boys father away? She knows someone else will make skynet happen anyway?-lots more exposition.CYBERDYNE:-A child can use a backpack computer to “hack” a computer engineering company lock? Ok.-Why does the T1000 need a helmet?-T101 WITH A MINI GUN!!-Mp5, iconic 90's cop/bad guy gun.-T101 hallway walk, mixture of real and fake. (Movie magic show)CHASE:-Impressive helicopter pilot skills-Love this is all full sized, real vehicles, not CGI/green screen. All practical.-Awes9me progression of T1000 freezing and breaking.-Hasta la vista, baby. The T-1000 and Model 101 fight and the more advanced model seriouslydamages and shuts down the Model 101. However, unbeknownst to the T-1000,the Model 101 brings itself back online using an alternate power source. TheT-1000 nearly kills John and Sarah but the Model 101 takes it by surprise andblasts it into a crucible of molten steel with a grenade launcher, dissolving anddestroying it. John tosses the arm and CPU of the original Terminator into thevat as well. As Sarah expresses relief that the ordeal is over, the Terminatorexplains that to ensure that it is not used for reverse engineering it must itself bedestroyed too. It asks Sarah to assist in lowering it into the vat of molten steel,since it is unable to "self-terminate". Although John begs and eventually ordersthe Terminator to reconsider, it makes the decision to defy him, bids themfarewell and hugs a tearful John before it is lowered into the vat, giving a finalthumbs-up as it disappears into the vat. John and Sarah drive down a highwayand Sarah says in a voice over, “The unknown future rolls toward us. I face it forthe first time with a sense of hope. Because if a machine, a Terminator, canlearn the value of human life, maybe we can, too." S:-Love all the little details with the T1000 during the fight. Morphing, silver shimmer when he crushes the T101s arm.-amazing fight choreography-Again, shotgun isn't loaded?! Why is Sarah just now loading it?-When The T1000 crushes T101 face, how awesome and real it looked.-John being a dumbass and falling for the T1000 impersonating his mom?-Sarah shoots T1000 to the edge and runs out. Why not run and drop kick him over the fucking edge?-T101 being more “human” “I need a vacation” and “Terminated”-The thumbs up and computer shut down… classic and a dad move.-Heartstring ending. Epic theme music. -For a “happy” ending, they forget Sarah is an escaped criminal, they blew up cyberdyne, sure they MAY HAVE saved the future (which, future movies show us they didn't) but they're still wanted criminals. Webpage: https://theguysreview.simplecast.com/EM: theguysreviewpod@gmail.comIG: @TheGuysReviewPodTwitter: @The_GuysReviewFB: https://facebook.com/TheGuysReviewPod/

Se ha marchado el tocayo de cumpleaños de Óscar, el compatriota más universalmente amado de Toni, y una verdadera leyenda del cine. Y no podíamos dejarle ir sin hacerle este homenaje, en el que compartimos clásicos, fracasos, y alguna joya a descubrir... En el episodio de hoy: 0:00:00 - INTRO: Spielberg "au catalain", los más y menos de un hombre complicado y como McGinty venció a Bond. 0:18:40 - LOS COMIENZOS DE CONNERY: La leche británica vs. la leche española (o "haz el amor y no la guerra"), la evolución del "macizo" y dos generaciones muy importantes. 0:28:55 - HELL DRIVERS (RUTA INFERNAL): Como otro escocés fue precursor del gangsta rap y una serie que despierta pasiones a favor y en contra. 0:36:00 - BOND (ASÍ, EN GENERAL): Las chicas (florero vs. guerreras) de Bond, el daño que ha hecho Austin Powers, cuando tu protagonista pierde la ilusión y la guerra de Bonds. 0:55:40 - MARNIE (MARNIE, LA LADRONA): El "otro" actor de biopics, un torturador muy creativo y la conexión Hitchcock-Voorhees. 1:12:30 - THE HILL (LA COLINA (DE LOS HOMBRES PERDIDOS/DE LA DESHONRA): El columpio de la moralidad, las penurias de un encasillado y un gran director que sube aún más de nivel. 1:32:00 - THE MOLLY MAGUIRES (ODIO EN LAS ENTRAÑAS): Cuando Woody Allen no hace de Woody Allen, una película muy maltratada en España y lo que hace falta para ser estrella. 1:44:30 - THE ANDERSON TAPES (SUPERGOLPE EN MANHATTAN): Otra manía de Toni y un Lumet en su salsa, a gusto en su ciudad y experimental. 1:56:00 - THE OFFENSE (LA OFENSA): Las dificultades de una película buena a la que no quieres entrar y un "tete a tete" de escoceses muy relevante actualmente. 2:10:00 - ZARDOZ: Ehhh...ni idea. Decidnos vosotros.😉 2:17:20 - MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS (ASESINATO EN EL ORIENT EXPRESS): La adaptación favorita de Agatha Christie y la conexión Christie-Cannon. 2:26:40 - THE WIND AND THE LION (EL VIENTO Y EL LEÓN): Las penas de William Katt y el Madrid National Park. 2:36:15 - THE MAN WHO WOULD BE KING (EL HOMBRE QUE PUDO REINAR): Los hombres que no pudieron reinar, Kipling: el hombre hecho decepción, las secuelas lamentables del "imperio británico" y un "unsung hero" del cine. 2:52:00 - ROBIN & MARIAN: El heroísmo relativo, el escocismo gratuito y los efectos Shaw y Gil, diamétricamente opuestos. 3:18:00 - THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY (EL PRIMER GRAN ASALTO AL TREN): Empieza el "Cine por los Codos Drinking Game". 3:31:00 - OUTLAND (ATMÓSFERA CERO): El nacimiento de la "Introvision", una vieja joven y Peter Hyams, el eterno romántico. 3:48:25 - HIGHLANDER/HIGHLANDER 2: THE QUICKENING (LOS INMORTALES I & II): El asentamiento de un nuevo Connery, la peor dirección de casting del mundo y recordamos alguna adaptación del cine ochentero al videojuego. 4:04:00 - THE NAME OF THE ROSE (EL NOMBRE DE LA ROSA): Otra adaptación al videojuego (no oficial), un autor decepcionado y un sándwich de acompañamiento. 4:16:00 - THE UNTOUCHABLES (LOS INTOCABLES DE ELIOT NESS): Un pequeño adendo a todo lo que ya dijimos en nuestro episodio "Fiesta del Cine de 1987". 4:18:45 - THE PRESIDIO (MÁS FUERTE QUE EL ODIO): Varias carencias de química y una ocasión fallida, donde tampoco había mucho que hacer. 4:25:45 - FAMILY BUSINESS (NEGOCIOS DE FAMILIA): Cuestión de edades. 4:28:00 - THE RUSSIA HOUSE (LA CASA DE RUSIA): La antítesis de Bond y un debate sobre el realismo del espionaje. 4:38:40 - THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER (LA CAZA DEL OCTUBRE ROJO): Un director que apuntó alto hasta que dió con Cyberdyne, el ángel de la guarda de Harrison Ford y Paramount, esa gran filial de las Fuerzas Armadas de USA. 4:53:00 - LOS PRIMEROS 90 (MEDICINE MAN (LOS ÚLTIMOS DÍAS DEL EDÉN), RISING SUN (SOL NACIENTE), JUST CAUSE (CAUSA JUSTA), FIRST KNIGHT (EL PRIMER CABALLERO)) 4:57:00 - THE ROCK (LA ROCA): Un debate sobre el cine de acción noventero, como una peli puede causar una guerra y lo que pasa cuando tu estrella te defiende. 5:13:30 - PLAYING BY HEART (JUGANDO CON EL CORAZÓN): Un reparto de viejas y futuras joyas y una hipótesis enfermiza. 5:19:00 - LOS ÚLTIMOS 20 AÑOS: Una despedida desafortunada y lo que pudo haber sido, Óscar se pone sensible y una despedida del hombre del momento. Cine por los Codos will return...

Se ha marchado el tocayo de cumpleaños de Óscar, el compatriota más universalmente amado de Toni, y una verdadera leyenda del cine. Y no podíamos dejarle ir sin hacerle este homenaje, en el que compartimos clásicos, fracasos, y alguna joya a descubrir... En el episodio de hoy: 0:00:00 - INTRO: Spielberg "au catalain", los más y menos de un hombre complicado y como McGinty venció a Bond. 0:18:40 - LOS COMIENZOS DE CONNERY: La leche británica vs. la leche española (o "haz el amor y no la guerra"), la evolución del "macizo" y dos generaciones muy importantes. 0:28:55 - HELL DRIVERS (RUTA INFERNAL): Como otro escocés fue precursor del gangsta rap y una serie que despierta pasiones a favor y en contra. 0:36:00 - BOND (ASÍ, EN GENERAL): Las chicas (florero vs. guerreras) de Bond, el daño que ha hecho Austin Powers, cuando tu protagonista pierde la ilusión y la guerra de Bonds. 0:55:40 - MARNIE (MARNIE, LA LADRONA): El "otro" actor de biopics, un torturador muy creativo y la conexión Hitchcock-Voorhees. 1:12:30 - THE HILL (LA COLINA (DE LOS HOMBRES PERDIDOS/DE LA DESHONRA): El columpio de la moralidad, las penurias de un encasillado y un gran director que sube aún más de nivel. 1:32:00 - THE MOLLY MAGUIRES (ODIO EN LAS ENTRAÑAS): Cuando Woody Allen no hace de Woody Allen, una película muy maltratada en España y lo que hace falta para ser estrella. 1:44:30 - THE ANDERSON TAPES (SUPERGOLPE EN MANHATTAN): Otra manía de Toni y un Lumet en su salsa, a gusto en su ciudad y experimental. 1:56:00 - THE OFFENSE (LA OFENSA): Las dificultades de una película buena a la que no quieres entrar y un "tete a tete" de escoceses muy relevante actualmente. 2:10:00 - ZARDOZ: Ehhh...ni idea. Decidnos vosotros.😉 2:17:20 - MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS (ASESINATO EN EL ORIENT EXPRESS): La adaptación favorita de Agatha Christie y la conexión Christie-Cannon. 2:26:40 - THE WIND AND THE LION (EL VIENTO Y EL LEÓN): Las penas de William Katt y el Madrid National Park. 2:36:15 - THE MAN WHO WOULD BE KING (EL HOMBRE QUE PUDO REINAR): Los hombres que no pudieron reinar, Kipling: el hombre hecho decepción, las secuelas lamentables del "imperio británico" y un "unsung hero" del cine. 2:52:00 - ROBIN & MARIAN: El heroísmo relativo, el escocismo gratuito y los efectos Shaw y Gil, diamétricamente opuestos. 3:18:00 - THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY (EL PRIMER GRAN ASALTO AL TREN): Empieza el "Cine por los Codos Drinking Game". 3:31:00 - OUTLAND (ATMÓSFERA CERO): El nacimiento de la "Introvision", una vieja joven y Peter Hyams, el eterno romántico. 3:48:25 - HIGHLANDER/HIGHLANDER 2: THE QUICKENING (LOS INMORTALES I & II): El asentamiento de un nuevo Connery, la peor dirección de casting del mundo y recordamos alguna adaptación del cine ochentero al videojuego. 4:04:00 - THE NAME OF THE ROSE (EL NOMBRE DE LA ROSA): Otra adaptación al videojuego (no oficial), un autor decepcionado y un sándwich de acompañamiento. 4:16:00 - THE UNTOUCHABLES (LOS INTOCABLES DE ELIOT NESS): Un pequeño adendo a todo lo que ya dijimos en nuestro episodio "Fiesta del Cine de 1987". 4:18:45 - THE PRESIDIO (MÁS FUERTE QUE EL ODIO): Varias carencias de química y una ocasión fallida, donde tampoco había mucho que hacer. 4:25:45 - FAMILY BUSINESS (NEGOCIOS DE FAMILIA): Cuestión de edades. 4:28:00 - THE RUSSIA HOUSE (LA CASA DE RUSIA): La antítesis de Bond y un debate sobre el realismo del espionaje. 4:38:40 - THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER (LA CAZA DEL OCTUBRE ROJO): Un director que apuntó alto hasta que dió con Cyberdyne, el ángel de la guarda de Harrison Ford y Paramount, esa gran filial de las Fuerzas Armadas de USA. 4:53:00 - LOS PRIMEROS 90 (MEDICINE MAN (LOS ÚLTIMOS DÍAS DEL EDÉN), RISING SUN (SOL NACIENTE), JUST CAUSE (CAUSA JUSTA), FIRST KNIGHT (EL PRIMER CABALLERO)) 4:57:00 - THE ROCK (LA ROCA): Un debate sobre el cine de acción noventero, como una peli puede causar una guerra y lo que pasa cuando tu estrella te defiende. 5:13:30 - PLAYING BY HEART (JUGANDO CON EL CORAZÓN): Un reparto de viejas y futuras joyas y una hipótesis enfermiza. 5:19:00 - LOS ÚLTIMOS 20 AÑOS: Una despedida desafortunada y lo que pudo haber sido, Óscar se pone sensible y una despedida del hombre del momento. Cine por los Codos will return...

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This episode focuses on the two lead physical therapists in the Brooks Cybernic Treatment Center, Meghan Kettles and Jessica Dunn, who use the HAL (hybrid-assistive limb) robot with our patients. This technology is the cutting edge of rehabilitation and we're proud to offer it in Jacksonville, FL. We also talked about their journey with the program and their training trip to Japan! Be sure to listen for what's coming in 2020 for the Brooks Cybernic Treatment Center! Send us an email with your questions or comments: podcast@brooksrehab.org! Find us on social media @brooksrehab Or visit our website at https://www.brooksrehab.org. --- Welcome to the Brooks Rehabilitation podcast where we talk to our rehabilitation professionals to shed light on the stellar programs and services we offer to help our patients reach their highest levels of recovery.

Eeeee chegamos a mais um Pitacoverso, esse quadro que você aprendeu a amar, e dessa vez, a bancada do Pitaco está enfrentando a rebelião das máquinas!!! A Skynet mandou um Cyberdyne 101 atrás da gente, os robôs resolveram se rebelar, microondas assassinos, enfim, são tantas possibilidades que fica difícil imaginar como sobreviver hahahaha, mas a gente tenta, né?! Então chega aí para esse papo muito louco onde vamos explorar táticas de sobrevivência numa possível Rebelião das Máquinas!!! Redes Sociais do Pitaco: Twitter e Instagram Convidados: @artvieiraa Visite o Nosso Blog: www.pitacoeprosa.com E-mail para Contato: contato@pitacoeprosa.com Mande o seu feedback via e-mail ou pela DM de nossas redes sociais! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The 2 Dudes are sent back in time from the year 2049 to review Terminator: Dark Fate, or else the robots will kill humanity. Luckily for Earth, Sky and Colin did just that. Find out how the 2 Dudes completed their mission and I guess how they liked the movie. The Trailer Park this week is all about the action as the dudes discuss 21 Bridges starring Chadwick Boseman. Spoilers ahead!                                                                                                                                                                               2dudesmoviereviews.com

Two 80s titans clash on the podcast this week, and no, we don't mean your two heroic hosts! That's right, it's time for Robocop to meet The Terminator... in a different time frame... possibly.... it's all a little confusing! What will our two intrepid retro adventurers make of this gory side-scroller? And, more importantly, which is their favourite film? So, grab your uzi's and head for Cyberdyne. It's cyborg kicking time!!    ...............................      Do you want to Keep Playing is a podcast run by best good buddies Ben and Jono. Two ex-AAA games industry developers, who visit the past to play classic games... then see how they hold up in the present!   New Episodes every Tuesday.    ...............................    If you have a game recommendation for the boys, get in touch...   Twitter: @KeepPlayingPod   Instagram: KeepPlayingPod   Facebook: DoYouWantToKeepPlaying

Get ready for the 2nd film in "The Corporation from Hell!" cask as we go back to 1984 for a battle with The Terminator. Travel with us as we look at all the elements of this film from the casting to the introduction of Cyberdyne and Skynet. Does this film still hold up today or should it have been terminated in the hydraulic press. Our Flight for the week looks back at the career of Arnold Schwarzenegger as we pick our favorite films from his filmography. We wrap up the episode with a Nightcap that asks, "What movie would make for the best modern video game." So pour yourself a drink from the bar at Tech Noir, get in your time travel pod, and journey back to a time when Arnold's biggest line was, "I'll Be Back." Cheers!

-Rooster and Crow are joined by Sparrow hawk and another special guest for this delightfully whimsical episode. –A photo of coal miners offends a diner at a Phoenix restaurant. –President Trump’s friend, lawyer, and confidant Roger Stone was the subject of a surprise morning SWAT raid the likes of which haven’t been seen since the police went up against the Terminator at the offices of Cyberdyne. –Whippoorwill joins the show to help answer questions from the Table Topics™ deck: What indulgence would you enjoy if there were no consequence? What movie made you laugh until you cried? What advice would you appreciate from a happy and successful eighty year old? What’s your most prized possession? –A Young Adult author relinquishes her debut book deal after having her work deemed racist by fellow SJWs in the ‘book community’.

欢迎收听丽莎老师讲机器人，想要孩子参加机器人竞赛、创意编程、创客竞赛的辅导，找丽莎老师！欢迎添加微信号：153 5359 2068，或搜索微信公众号：我最爱机器人。丽莎老师讲机器人之亚洲外骨骼机器人的发展势头。外骨骼机器人通过帮助无法行走的人重获行走能力，实现了医疗行业的变革，它们还可以协助人们移动和举起物体，减少了工伤的发生。亚洲的两个国家引领着外骨骼机器人的发展，分别是：中国和日本。这两个国家的外骨骼机器人产业发展如何？亚洲两大经济体的技术区别是什么？外骨骼机器人市场仍然受到高成本的困扰，这阻碍了它们进入消费市场。然而，由于外骨骼机器人由原型阶段进入了量产阶段，吸收利用了研究和开发成本，它们的成本正在缓慢下降。此举背后是希望让更多的人可以使用外骨骼机器人。预计到2026年，全球外骨骼机器人产业将达到66.5亿美元。在此背景下，中国和日本都在高速发展的外骨骼机器人上投入巨资，两国也都注重外骨骼机器人在协助伤员或残疾人方面的能力，以及协助老年职工工作更长时间的能力。中国和日本认为外骨骼机器人在防止工伤以及协助老年职工工作更长时间上极为关键。在成本下降和消费品供应扩大的共同推动下，外骨骼机器人市场将在未来十年内迅速发展。在日本，外骨骼已经被保险公司纳入投保范围，这一迹象表明外骨骼机器人可能会有更广泛的医疗用途。日本的医疗外骨骼机器人中国和日本的外骨骼机器人都是为解决医疗保健和工业难题而设计的——尤其是为了帮助老年人和老年职工，日本多年来一直引领着外骨骼机器人的进步。赛百达因公司（Cyberdyne Corp.）是日本外骨骼机器人领域的领导者，2004年，该公司推出了第一款外骨骼机器人：“HAL-3”（HAL代表“混合辅助腿”），它旨在帮助下肢有问题的人。自此，Cyberdyne已经发布了很多HAL的升级版，其中包括去年年底推出的新版HAL——“腰部HAL”。2012年，HAL被用来帮助福岛的清理工作，它使用技术监测用户的健康信号，通过影响外骨骼机器人的功能提供“屏障”，保护佩戴者免受辐射和其他健康风险。去年，由于升级版本机器人的问世，Cyberdyne的销售额增长了30％。2016年底，日本的公共医疗保险开始将使用Cyberdyne外骨骼进行医学治疗纳入投保范围，这是外骨骼技术在亚洲地区日益普及的重要一步。2015年，广岛大学与医药制造商大亚工业株式会社合作，研发了“简约外骨骼”的“不插电动力套装”（Unplugged Powered Suit，简称UPS），与其他使用电机的外骨骼不同，UPS利用使用者的重量来驱动套装。当使用者走路时他们的重量会让一根管子内注入一定量的空气，随后空气会被送入凝胶并形成人造肌肉。2015年年底，三菱电机与日本原子能公司合作开发了用于核灾害的外骨骼机器人，它是一种动力辅助套装（PAS），并采用了外骨骼行业的标准配置——“髋-膝-踝”设计。2016年，辰巳株式会社推出了一种协助老年人举起和移动重物的外骨骼机器人，它可以举起超过89公斤（196磅）的东西，是专为农村劳动力设计的。辰巳株式会社已经在这项技术上进行了投资，因为该公司有许多年龄较大的工人。此外，松下电器推出了一款服务于工人和老人的外骨骼机器人“AWN-03”，它可以抵消15公斤（33磅）的重量，从而减轻了承重者的腰部压力。这并不是松下电器正在研发的唯一一款外骨骼机器人，该公司的机器人部门ActiveLink正在研发一款名为“PLN-01”的外骨骼机器人，它可以帮助人们更加轻松地步行和移动。中国外骨骼机器人的发展与日本不同，中国在医疗保健领域的外骨骼机器人发展更为有限。Dexta Robotics是中国少数几家已经研发出外骨骼系统的公司之一，它研发了一种名为Dexmo的外骨骼手套，这款手套旨在帮助用户在虚拟现实中“感受”物体或无线控制机器人。也许，Dexta公司也可以用Dexmo来帮助那些手指和手部有神经损伤的残疾人。位于成都的电子科技大学机器人中心于2016年宣布将把他们的外骨骼机器人投入生产，他们的外骨骼机器人在2010年亮相，通过紧扣佩戴者的腰部和腿部，这款机器人能够帮助残疾人行走。山东大学云智能机器人实验室也研发了一款用于帮助老人的机器人。“智能机器人”虽然不是外骨骼机器人，但可以帮助老年人追踪家中的变化，比如是否有不请自来的客人或发生了煤气泄漏。下一步，山东大学能否为老年人和残疾人推出一款外骨骼机器人呢，让我们拭目以待。中国和日本在医疗领域的外骨骼机器人发展上有一些关键的差异。首先，日本明显领先于中国。原因是什么？一个可能的解释是日本和中国在人口老龄化方面有两种不同的策略，日本希望确保其员工能工作更长时间，这也是日本投资可应用于工业领域的辅助技术的原因。另一方面，中国可能将老龄化人口视为经济增长的“脆弱点”，这就是中国大规模投资自动化，而不是寻找方法让老年人继续工作（或吸引年轻人）的原因所在。第一个区别导致了第二个区别的产生。如果中国希望用自动化解决人口老龄化的问题，而日本则致力于用机器人技术解决这一问题，日本的机器人实验室还可以研发什么去帮助未来的老年人和工人呢？在文化方面，日本对私人机器人助手、其他机器人以及具有人工智能功能的家用和服务机器人持开放态度，机器人经常用于养老院和其他照护机构。第三个区别，大多数日本的外骨骼机器人的研发（用于医疗保健）由私企完成，如Cyberdyne、Tatsumi和Panasonic。在中国，推动机器人发展进步的不是私企，而是学术界。这表明，在日本，外骨骼机器人被视为一个市场机会。而在中国，它可能仍然被认为是一种概念性的技术——至少在医疗领域是这样。外骨骼机器人行业的腾飞虽然目前日本在发展医疗保健和工业应用中的外骨骼机器人上领先，但这并不意味着未来日本也将领先。如果以史为鉴，中国将迎头赶上，这意味着解决医疗保健和工业领域难题的外骨骼机器人会成为亚洲两大经济体之间竞争的新领域。还有其他问题，与其他国家在该领域的合作将如何影响中国和日本的外骨骼项目的进展？中国可以和俄罗斯合作开发用于农业或油田的外骨骼机器人吗？或者，日本能和印度公司合作去开发服务于建筑工人的外骨骼机器人吗？外骨骼机器人是一项新技术，它在重量、成本和耐力方面仍需完善。同时这意味着中国和日本在医疗行业的外骨骼机器人发展可能只是大变革的一角——外骨骼机器人会改变整个亚洲及其他地区的机器人和辅助护理行业。

Mon, 17 Dec 2018 23:06:00 +0000 https://auf-gehts-der-reha-podcast.podigee.io/171-auf-geht-s-der-reha-podcast-folge-171-erfahrungen-mit-dem-neuen-exoskelett-von-cyberdyne e05eca09c51938707004db476a9b9b48 1995 versuchte Bernd Hinrichs im Schwimmbad das Leben von Kindern zu retten und verletzte sich dabei selbst. Der Vorfall ließ ihn mit einer unvollständigen Querschnittslähmung zurück. Er hatte im Gegensatz zu vielen anderen Menschen Glück und konnte seine Arbeitsstelle behalten und sogar kurze Strecken selbstständig zu Fuß zurücklegen und ein Auto fahren. Und obwohl er kurz nach dem Unfall eine Rehabilitationstherapie anfing und nach zwei Jahren wieder einigermaßen laufen konnte, warfen ihn einige unglückliche Ereignisse wieder zurück. In Folge dessen hat Bernd seit fast 14 Jahren seine Beine so gut wie nicht mehr benutzt. Das änderte sich dieses Jahr, als Bernd eine neuartige Therapie ausprobierte bei der er mithilfe eines Exoskeletts wieder anfing laufen zu lernen. Die Roboterbeine halfen ihm sich wieder an die Bewegung der Beine anzugewöhnen, sodass er nach nur der Hälfte der sechsmonatigen Therapie teilweise schon ohne Gehhilfe laufen kann. Dennoch funktioniert nicht alles reibungslos. „Meine Muskeln müssen nach 14 Jahre im Rollstuhl wieder gedehnt werden“ stellt Bernd fest. Denn nach über einem Jahrzehnt ohne richtige Bewegung sind die Muskeln in seinen Beinen verkümmert und verkürzt. In der Physiotherapie müssen diese mühsam gedehnt und trainiert werden. Das ist eine sehr schmerzhafte Angelegenheit und vor allem in den Abduktoren (einer Muskelgruppe in den Gliedmaßen) hatte Bernd erhebliche Beschwerden. Diese Schmerzen verhinderten bei ihm auch, dass physiotherapeutische Maßnahmen in den letzten 14 Jahren kaum wirksam waren. Denn er konnte beim herkömmlichen Muskelaufbautraining aufgrund der Beschwerden nicht richtig mitmachen. Umso glücklicher ist er nun nach über 20 Jahren nach dem Unfall und knapp vier Jahre vor seinem geplanten Ruhestand nun wieder richtig laufen zu lernen. „Mut und die Kraft nach vorne zu schauen“ das müssen Leute die in einer ähnlichen Situation sind besitzen, damit auch diese wieder lernen können zu laufen. Dabei dürfen die Betroffenen keine Mühen scheuen, denn es ist ein langer und steiniger Weg. „Und wenn es nur drei bis vier Meter sind“ meint Bernd. Nur durch ständige Übung und dem Gebrauch der Beine können die Geschädigten wieder lernen richtig zu laufen. Die Übungen können dabei ganz alltägliche Dinge sein wie z.B. sich selbstständig im Stehen anzuziehen oder selbstständig auf Toilette zu gehen. Hauptsächlich geht es darum die Sachen nicht im Sitzen zu erledigen. „Nicht im Sitzen, denn sich im Sitzen anzuziehen ist eine unglaubliche Quälerei“ meint auch Bernd. Vor allem aber verlernen die Betroffenen dadurch ganz alltägliche Dinge. Sie akzeptieren und gewöhnen sich an die Tatsache im Rollstuhl zu sitzen und das hindert sie bei ihrer vollständigen Rehabilitation. https://images.podigee.com/0x,sdfqxBxfWhIkfmh8CDI9g7Oj1Xicr8rQJQXZGrc34UUU=/https://cdn.podigee.com/uploads/u6213/2605867f-c6c0-4f6b-bf6b-cd91b33d4c6d.jpg Auf geht-s–der Reha-Podcast Folge 171 Erfahrungen mit dem neuen Exoskelett von Cyberdyne https://auf-gehts-der-reha-podcast.podigee.io/171-auf-geht-s-der-reha-podcast-folge-171-erfahrungen-mit-dem-neuen-exoskelett-von-cyberdyne 171 full no

This week we travel back to the 1980s with Arnold Schwarzenegger to see if Sarah Connor can evade his clutches. Join us for...The Terminator. We've recently launched a Patreon, so fans can now support the show and help keep the lights on at ISTYA towers.  There are various benefits on offer, and we can assure you that Joe wearing his rubber dungarees isn’t one of them. To sign up please visit https://www.patreon.com/istya If you want to contact the show, or simply have a chinwag with the chaps, then please pop by our Facebook page -  https://www.facebook.com/isawthatyearsago or follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/istyashow Join in the conversation on our Reddit page https://www.reddit.com/r/isawthatyearsago/ You can even contact us on good old email by sending your missives to - show@isawthatyearsago.com

Brothers Phil & Warren rush to Cyberdyne Systems for a deep dive into James Cameron’s sci-fi action blockbuster "Terminator 2: Judgment Day". Topics include: troubled beginnings & the ambitious special effects (1:05), the rigorous seven month shoot on-location (5:20), stats & accolades (11:35), the stars of the picture (17:15), best scenes & lines (28:40), recasting the movie today (39:45), and the film’s legacy & lore (48:45), plus much more.

Brothers Phil & Warren rush to Cyberdyne Systems for a deep dive into James Cameron’s sci-fi action blockbuster "Terminator 2: Judgment Day". Topics include: troubled beginnings & the ambitious special effects (1:05), the rigorous seven month shoot on-location (5:20), stats & accolades (11:35), the stars of the picture (17:15), best scenes & lines (28:40), recasting the movie today (39:45), and the film’s legacy & lore (48:45), plus much more.

Funds Petrochemical group Sinopec is committing approximately $1.5bn to an investment firm that will back technologies in areas such as intelligent manufacturing, new materials and energy. BlackFin directs fintech fund to $210m close Cyberdyne assembles corporate venturing fund The Motley Fool launches $100m fund Anglo American Platinum has been an occasional VC investor but is now transferring … Continue reading "23 July 2018 – First Half of 2018 Sets Up Record-breaking Spree for University-linked Deals"

Réagissez à l’émission en commentaires sur techcafe.fr Participez au financement de Tech Café sur Tipeee et Patreon Cette émission aurait pu conserver le titre original proposé par Guillaume Poggiaspalla : CNIL before Zod (c’est cryptique et en lien avec Superman si jamais…). Mais en tout cas, ça vous expliquera le sens de la cover ! L’iPhone gate 2017 Apple préserve les appareils en les ralentissant. Compilation de bonnes et mauvaises idées. Le mal est fait. L’Empire Contre Attaque La neutralité du Net est morte aux US. La résistance rébellion s’organise… Du coup, les employés de FAI américains reçoivent même des primes Et en Europe, est-on vraiment bien protégés ? Les propos de Stéphane Richard Novlangue ? Le CDC interdit (?) d’utiliser certains mots par l’administration Trump. “Le monde n’a pas besoin de la Silicon Valley”, c’est pas (que) la Chine qui le dit. En tous cas, la Chine maîtrise la reconnaissance faciale… Nosedive : AliPay et le “Score Social” en Chine. Ex Machina Baidu veut devenir Cyberdyne le leader de l’IA. Google s’installe en Chine pour développer son savoir-faire en intelligence artificielle ! Les puces de Musk seront les meilleures du monde. Parce qu’il le vaut bien. Et parce qu’il faut bien un adversaire à Alpha Zero... En attendant, celles de Google placent la barre assez haute. Mais NVIDIA résiste ! Lightroom améliore grandement sa correction automatique. Et Seeing AI, l’aide aux malvoyant, continue de s’améliorer. Quand au robot “journaliste”, il continue son taf… Et maintenant : le custom porn ! L’Argent ne Dort Jamais LA grosse question : bitcoin consomme-t-il plus ou moins que le porno en ligne ? (bis repetita) Le Bitcoin à 20000$. WTF again ? Finalement, une monnaie (ou pas ?) écolo ? Ou pas ? En tous cas, elle ne menace pas les baleines… IOTA, Une cryptomonnaie… sans blockchain du tout ? En bref Meet Magic Leap Tango : fin de la danse... Pourquoi j’ai toujours peur des gestionnaires de mots de passe… Une réexpédition pour le Courier ? Microsoft aussi travaillerait sur un appareil pliable. L’anti-ciblage de Safari ne fait pas plaisir à tout le monde. Fausse bonne idée de Mozilla. Au moins Firefox est dispo sur Amazon Fire TV et permet d’accéder à YouTube… … car la guéguerre des ados continue et ennuie toute la classe. Alphabet connecte une région indienne par laser. Quand il fait beau. Agenda : Des apps Mac et iOS universelles l’an prochain ? Activation de l’adblock dans Chromeh en février Bonus GPP : Three Movements de Manami Matsumae sur Bravewave. Guillaume : la vidéo d’e-penser sur les vaccins et Star Wars 8 Participants : Guillaume Poggiaspalla Présenté par Guillaume Vendé

We'll be back. This week on an all new So Wizard Podcast, the gang tackles nerd news including new trailers for Power Rangers and Logan, another Terminator reboot, and more! ALWAYS FREE to subscribe on Itunes, listen on Stitcher Radio, or right on our website! Follow us on Twitter! Like us on Facebook! Follow us on Instagram! Buy a So Wizard T Shirt and support the show! Check out our website! 

A kikerülhetetlen Pokémon-gyalázás, török puccs, putyinista Wikileaks, Donald Trump és a Twitterről kitiltott rajongója, a rejtélyes Softbank, Cyanogen-hattyúdal, Musk mesterterv, A/A tesztelés, MRI bug és a nemszámítógép-agy, tudományos útpadka, Nadella MI-törvényei és az értelmiség felelőssége, Facebook mobilhálózat és a Cyberdyne exoskeletonja.

Wieso gerade Reaktionszeiten nicht nur in Supportverträgen, sondern auch beim Monitoring wichtig sind, diese Frage werden wir in dieser Episode beantworten. Ebenso wird erklärt, was man sich in der Regel unter Reaktionszeiten vorstellen kann. Die Frage wurde uns durch einen unserer Zuhörer gestellt und bezog sich auf die vorherige Episode zum Thema Monitoring, in der Ralph Friederichs von der CYBERDYNE das Thema sehr anschaulich erklärte. 

It's Christmastime! Sky has us go from Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer to robotic arm. Along the way Kyle discovers the history of coloring books and robots while Tim delves into the secrets of Cyberdyne and Biker Mice from Mars.Photos we talk about:49:15 - The swank HAL (“Hybrid Assistive Limbs”) Cybernoid from Cyberdyne Inc

Ever getting that sinking, Singularity blues? The 21st Century is shaping up to be that much-prophecised age of exponential change for the human condition. If catastrophic climate change doesn't get us, then we're well on track to building a robotopia. But is a world where all basic jobs are done by 'bots a good thing? Are we destined for an opulent Star Trek future, or something more like Elysium with the ruling class hovering above the rest of us? Join Cap, Jess, Jon, and Doug as we journey deep into sci-tech - evaluating the latest variations on the automated man and considering what futures a robotic workforce will create. Maybe hard-working, red-blooded Americans will feel the bite of cold steel and the gnashing of corporate teeth. Or perhaps we'll be able to survive the paradigm shift and humanity can focus on evolving itself through exploration, creation, and education. Now is the precipice of the coming age; take a plunge with us! Hopefully we're not diving headfirst into a Cyberdyne-led extinction! For links and more info, head to the main episode page: http://nerdyshow.com/2015/09/nerdy-show-232-the-age-of-automation-our-robotic-futureLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, Dave and Gunnar talk about surveillance on Main Street and China, reader mail about cutting costs in the DOD, and three new additions to the Security Doghouse. Candid photo of Sparky. Ohio is cold in the winter: Akron and Cuyahoga Falls close ice rinks because of cold weather D&G Hobby of the week: FPV Quadcopter Racing See also Cheerson CX10 Mini LED RC Quadcopter and cx10_redtx D&G This Week in Irony: Cops decry Waze traffic app as a “police stalker” DEA Cameras Tracking Hundreds of Millions of Car Journeys Across the US More details and pics here Meanwhile: Delaware eyes digital driver’s licenses Cop who stole nude pics off arrested women’s phones gets no jail time Everybody wants backdoors: China’s New Rules for Selling Tech to Banks Have US Companies Spooked Great Firewall of China, weaponized Camfrog DMCA’s themselves D&G Security Doghouse: Gogo issues fake HTTPS certificate to users visiting YouTube Meet KeySweeper, the $10 USB charger that steals MS keyboard strokes NFL app sends user names, passwords, & email addresses as clear text Marriott Testing In-Room Access To Netflix, Hulu, And Other Streaming Services Windows 10 free for all Windows 8.1 and 7 users for first year after release Apple anticipates Gunnar’s “consumption tools” worry. Crunchy and Red Hat on PostgreSQL on OpenShift Security Announcements Update on FIPS 140-2 plans GHOST: Get it? Reading David Wheeler has a new paper on container security Probably the best whitepaper you’ll ever read on Red Hat middleware General Justice, on the record Dave on containers and RHEL 7 To-Do Matt Micene is nominee for Opensource.com 2015 People’s Choice Awards Vote for us on iTunes, while you’re at it Dan Benjamin’s Podcast Method told us this is a good idea. OpenShift is InfoWorld technology of the year Purdue now has a “Red Hat Doctoral Researcher in Open Innovation Communities“ When the European Space Agency needs a cloud, the come to Red Hat Kim Kardashian’s Butt delivered by Gluster D&G Coincidence of the Week: There’s a real company called Cyberdyne who makes HAL [Hybrid Assistive Limb], the world‘s first cyborg-type robot, by which a wearer‘s bodily functions can be improved, supported and enhanced See also: The Open Prosthetics Project Nick Bostrom is a tremendous thinker, and is creating the antidote to Skynet Cutting Room Floor 10 Funnier Alternatives to Lorem Ipsum Marshmallow Farming.Too much rain ruins marshmallow crop in North Carolina Christmas Serial (ft. Amy Adams Golden Globe® 2015 Winner) – Saturday Night Live Moon: The star or planet debate 15 Unique Illnesses You Can Only Come Down With in German Slackbot Bot Turns A Roomba And A Tornado Siren Into A Wonky Little Robot That DJs And Gives High Fives BusinessTown: Richard Scarry’s Busytown for the Modern Age 10 Things You Won’t Be Able To Do Anymore If SkyMall Goes Away Let’s watch an SLR work at 10,000 frames per second. We Give Thanks Sparky for the mailbag letter!

Robot Week continues as we explore the musical stylings of 'Fear Factory' (http://fearfactory.com) Show Notes: 1 - Fear Factory Spotify playlist - http://goo.gl/Db7Zto 2 - Yes, Cyberdyne is real. Because the Wall Street Journal says so...http://on.wsj.com/1g0igOj

In which Matt and Jesse take a look at the history of Easter and facial hair trends, and get lost in a role-playing exercise involving a southerner, an alien, and an eccentric billionaire. Spring has finally sprung… Dig it.

Ducks, Dolls and Divine Robots: designing our futures with computingA public lecture by Dr Genevieve BellWe have relationships with technology – we always have had. And these relationships have regularly strayed beyond the merely functional, or rational. Whether anthropomorphising all manner of objects from steamships to guitars, or systematically attacking and breaking machines out of fear and loathing, we have had strong emotional connections with technology. Furthermore, this emotionality is not only borne out of daily activity, it also has its origins in the realm of fiction, myth and even legend. As such we can tell a story where Excalibur, the Luddites, The Turing Test and Cyberdyne share a common genealogy – they are all about our relationships with technology.Today we inhabit a world in which there are many pieces of technology in our lives, our homes and our places of work, worship and leisure. Early mechanized objects like looms, pianolas and wireless radios have given way to digitally connected computational devices, but have we developed a new emotional register with which to engage with these objects? In this talk, Genevieve offers a meditation on the nature of our relationships with computing, locating them within this larger conversation, and offering a much wider space for human-computer relationships to flourish.

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