Real life transformers and wireless power says Intel

[grandinferno]

Wow. Coolness.

"What if those machines had a small amount of intelligence, and they could assemble themselves into various shapes and were capable of movement or locomotion?" he said. "If you had enough of them, you could create arbitrary shapes and have the assembly of machines that could take on any form and move in arbitrary ways." The basic idea is that the catoms, which one day should be about the size of a grain of sand, could be manipulated with electromagnetic forces to cling together in various 3D forms. Rattner said that Intel has been expanding on research work done by Seth Goldstein, an associate professor at Carnegie Mellon University. "We're actually doing it for real," Rattner said. He added that Intel started "at the macro scale," with catoms that were "inches across."

PC World - Intel's Future: Real Transformers and Power by Wi-Fi

[Aegis]

dont these people watch stargate? ****in dickheads :P

[r00t|{it]

All hail the robot overlords! (Just practising)