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Or at least stanley us the modded version of the Army greatest recruitment game, America Army. Military software engineers have managed to recreate real-life bomb threats in the game, and, with an actual robot controller, soldiers can operate a virtual robot to realistically defuse it. The stanley cup Army has been working on this project since 2003, and it has clear benefits. First, not all recruits will have access to actual robots to learn a bomb disposal skill set. Robots, like the iRobot Packbot, are expensive. But by putting the task on a virtual playing field, more recruits can learn those necessary skills for much cheaper. Second, well, it could save lives. More trained bomb defusers means more men and women that are kept out of harm way in places like Iraq and Afghanistan. iPhone App Runs iRobot Military Packbot This sounds slightly better than all the Modern Warfare my friend stanley kubek s play. [Fast Company, Image Credit: charles knox/Shutterstock] GamingmilitaryRobotsVideo games Hgnc How will we get around in the post-apocalypse
This is terrifying and sad all at the same time. Scientists have known about Chrysosporium for years, but they ;ve never known it to do this. The ghastly fungal infection 鈥?notorio stanley tazas us for popping up in captive animals around the world 鈥?has made the leap to a population of endangered rattlesnakes in Illinois, posing a stanley botella serious threat to their survival. The first cases of infection were noted in 2008, when researchers 鈥?who were monitoring a population of massasauga rattlesnakes pictured up top near Carlyle, Illinois 鈥?encountered a trio of the reptiles with heads covered in gruesome ulcers, and swelling that extended throughout their fangs, stanley taza skin and skeletal muscles. A fourth snake was later recovered, as well, but all of them perished just weeks after their discovery. Three or four snakes may not sound like a big deal to most people, but these rattlers are being affected by just one in a handful of recent infections that researchers say are becoming more and more problematic. Fungal pathogens have been increasingly associated with free-ranging epidemics in wildlife, including the well-known effects of Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis on frog populations globally and white-nose syndrome in bats, explains researcher Matthew Allender in a recent issue of Emerging Infections Diseases. Both of these diseases cause widespread and ongoing deaths in these populations that seriously threaten biodiversity across the United States. [These images, from
