mecha – DS https://www.anglinarchive.com Daily Stormer Historical Archive Fri, 07 Feb 2020 00:00:00 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.0.17 https://www.anglinarchive.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/cropped-favicon-32x32.png mecha – DS https://www.anglinarchive.com 32 32 Japan: First Robot Bartender Goes to Work in Tokyo Pub https://www.anglinarchive.com/2020/02/07/japan-first-robot-bartender-goes-to-work-in-tokyo-pub/ Fri, 07 Feb 2020 00:00:00 +0000 Spartacus
Daily Stormer
February 7, 2020

See, this shows exactly why Europe needs hundreds of millions of Arabs and blacks and Mexicans – because if they don’t come, who are the robots gonna pour drinks for?

New York Post:

Japan’s first robot bartender has begun serving up drinks in a Tokyo pub in a test that could usher in a wave of automation in restaurants and shops struggling to hire staff in an aging society.

The repurposed industrial robot serves drinks in is own corner of a Japanese pub operated by restaurant chain Yoronotaki. An attached tablet computer face smiles as it chats about the weather while preparing orders.

Yes, it does indeed sound more appealing than getting your beer from a hairy fat mongrel with a degree in whitey hatin’.

The robot, made by the company QBIT Robotics, can pour a beer in 40 seconds and mix a cocktail in a minute. It uses four cameras to monitors customers to analyze their expressions with artificial intelligence (AI) software.

“I like it because dealing with people can be a hassle. With this you can just come and get drunk,” Satoshi Harada, a restaurant worker said after ordering a drink.

“If they could make it a little quicker it would be even better.”

Well, it won’t spit in your drink, and you don’t have to leave a tip, so that counts for something, doesn’t it?

Finding workers, especially in Japan’s service sector, is set to get even more difficult.

The government has eased visa restrictions to attract more foreign workers but companies still face a labor shortage as the population shrinks and the number of people over 65 increases to more than a third of the total.

Service companies that can’t relocate overseas or take advantage of automation are more vulnerable than industrial firms. In health care alone, Japan expects a shortfall of 380,000 workers by 2025.

In a few years, old people in Japan are gonna be taken care of by kawaii robots with bear heads.

This reminds me of a hentai I once saw

By contrast, old people in the formerly Western world… well, they’ll be taken care of in a different way, by neither humans nor robots.

Nasty

And most of them will deserve it too, because they at best did nothing while the kikes flooded their countries with monkeypeople, taught their kids to hate them and encouraged their grandkids to become trannies.

We all get what we deserve one way or another.

The robot bartender trial at the pub, which employs about 30 people, will last two months after which Yoronotaki will assess the results.

“We hope it’s a solution,” Yoshio Momiya, a Yoronotaki manager, said as the robot bartender served drinks behind him.

“There are still a number of issues to work through, such as finding enough space for it, but we hope it will be something we can use.”

At about 9 million yen ($82,000), the robot cost as much as employing a human bartender for three years.

A robot bartender – 9,000,000 ¥.

Having a country of your own – priceless.

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Robot Pizza-Maker That Makes 300 Pizzas/Hour Almost Ready for Market https://www.anglinarchive.com/2019/10/03/robot-pizza-maker-that-makes-300-pizzas-hour-almost-ready-for-market/ Thu, 03 Oct 2019 00:00:00 +0000 Spartacus
Daily Stormer
October 3, 2019

Turns out that demanding a “living wage” for something high school kids are supposed to do in their spare time for beer money wasn’t the brightest idea ever.

Then again, spics are not generally known for having bright ideas.

Breitbart:

Seattle-based startup Picnic recently revealed a pizza-making robot that can produce 300 pies an hour with very little human intervention.

GeekWire reports that the Seattle-based startup Picnic, which was previously known as Otto Robotics and Vivid Robotics, is one of the latest startups that has attempted to enter the food production automation industry. The firm has focused its efforts on the production of a pizza-making robot which now appears to be almost ready to go to market.

“This is what democracy looks like”

“Food is hard. It’s highly variable,” said Picnic CEO Clayton Wood. “We learned a lot about food science in the process of developing the system.” Journalist James Thorne who was invited to see Picnic’s pizza-making machine, describing it as a “white, kitchen-sized iPhone.”

Pizza making machines are not entirely new, but Picnic sets its robot apart in a number of ways. Its machine is much smaller than industrial-sized pizza makers, the recipes can be easily tweaked for each restaurant, and the ingredients used are fresh.

They forgot the biggest advantage, which is not having your food handled by muddy creatures who’ll spit in it if you’re White or think washing your hands after you take a shit is cultural imperialism.

Picnic’s machine is capable of producing 300 12-inch pizzas per hour, much faster than most restaurants could produce pizzas by hand. What sets Picnics robot apart from competitors as well is that certain elements are still left up to the restaurant chefs, such as dough preparation, sauce making, and baking.

Picnic’s business model for the pizza-making system is quite simple, owners pay a regular fee to use the system in their restaurant and in return, they receive ongoing maintenance as well as hardware and software updates. “People are getting more accustomed to the idea of not owning technology because they perceive it to be something that changes quickly. They don’t want to buy a major investment and have it be obsolete in three years,” said Wood.

You know what just dawned on me?

Increasing the minimum wage isn’t gonna affect big corporations that much – especially with automation – but it’s gonna kill off most small and medium-sized business, especially restaurants.

What if big corporations are the ones secretly pushing for this, knowing that they’re just gonna bypass it with automation, while at the same time killing their smaller competitors and then stealing their customers?

Maybe I’m being too paranoid…

But fast food is disgusting shit that kills you, so you shouldn’t eat it regardless of whether it’s made by humans, niggers or robots.

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Japan: Nips Invent Goofy Penguin-Like Robot That Teaches You Love and Friendship https://www.anglinarchive.com/2018/12/22/japan-nips-invent-goofy-penguin-like-robot-that-teaches-you-love-and-friendship/ Sat, 22 Dec 2018 00:00:00 +0000 Spartacus
Daily Stormer
December 22, 2018

What I was expecting…

It seems our plan to wipe out the kikes using an army of giant robots made by Japs isn’t gonna happen anytime soon.

Our squinty-eyed friends from the east have better things to do…

Japan Times:

Tokyo is one of the biggest cities in the world, but it also might be the loneliest. So much so that its people may need to be taught how to love by a robot.

On Tuesday, robotics venture company Groove X Inc. unveiled a cute knee-high robot called Lovot. The name is a combination of the words “love” and “robot,” which befits a device whose primary function is to provide people with comfort and companionship.

Wouldn’t it be simpler to try and figure out why people can’t interact normally with each other then fix it, and focus the robot building on useful stuff that you can slaughter aliens and Jews with?

…what I got.

“Lovot does not have life, but being with one is comforting and warm,” said Kaname Hayashi, president of Groove X and leader of the development team that created Pepper, the semi-humanoid robot from SoftBank Robotics. “We want people to see that though something may seem useless at first glance, it serves a meaningful function in other ways.”

This one serves no function other than giving people who can’t adapt to society false hope.

Born from the concept that “a small amount of love will change the world,” Lovot was created to redefine the role that robots play in our society.

Why am I reading this hippie shit in an article about robots?

Damn it…

Japs used to try to make their robots cool and useful, and even when it didn’t work very well, at least their heart was in the right place.

This is basically self-service with some expensive toys, but it’s still a step in the right direction.

Lovot also functions as a makeshift surveillance camera or baby monitor by transmitting live footage from a device on its head. For those concerned about privacy, it can function without an internet connection and its cameras can be configured so the footage is not preserved in any way.

“But it can do much more than that,” Hayashi said. “Lovot is a mysterious and cute presence that will behave differently based on its interactions with its owner.”

Lovot responds to individuals based on how they treat it, the company said. Someone who treats it well, for example, will gain its affection. On the other hand, Lovot will likely avoid or ignore anybody who abuses or neglects it.

If you smack it over the head enough times, will it try to kill you in your sleep or something?

Because that would absolutely makes this less gay.

Beyond its technical capabilities, Lovot has many eerily human attributes as well.

Like what?

The small, spherical robot wanders around, mapping the layout of the room as it goes. When it encounters a person, it often flaps its arms to signal that it wants to be held. With a soft outer shell, interchangeable clothing and an internal temperature just above human body heat, Lovot was designed with the family in mind, Hayashi said.

Yeah, I know lots of people who are exactly like that.

Lovot is being sold in sets of two for ¥598,000. In 2020, individual units will be available for ¥349,000. Online orders can be made as of Tuesday and most units will be delivered around fall or winter 2019.

598K Yen is a little over 5,300 dollars, and 349K is over 3,000 dollars.

I knew that without having to joogle it, that’s how much anime I’ve watched.

And believe it or not, this isn’t the stupidest robot the Japs ever made.

Just look at this:

Look at that creepy, insane thing that looks like it just crawled out of a Junji Ito manga, and that even more insane smile on that nippette’s face.

Supposedly, it’s for “therapy,” although I couldn’t find out what exactly it’s supposed to treat.

If you want a cat, just buy a real one, it’s not like there’s a shortage or anything…


Cats are always better when they have heads and limbs

It’s very clear to me that these gooks are never gonna build mecha or any other useful type of robots, and that the only way we’ll ever have those is if we build them ourselves.

We need to get rid of these fucking kikes, stop feeding the monkeypeople, stop telling little boys to cut their dicks off and pretend they’re the opposite sex, put the opposite sex back in their cages and start getting serious about building the future.

Because the future will either be White, or it won’t exist.


Onward to victory!

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The Age of Mechas is Upon Us https://www.anglinarchive.com/2018/08/23/the-age-of-mechas-is-upon-us/ Thu, 23 Aug 2018 00:00:00 +0000 Roy Batty
Daily Stormer
August 23, 2018

Well.

It’s about goddamn time.

The Mirror:

Russia has unveiled a terrifying 4.5-tonne bulletproof robot that can walk and hold weapons in its giant claws – and looks straight out of sci-fi films like Avatar and Robocop.

The Avatar-style ‘bot was revealed by Kalashnikov at the Army 2018 Fair just outside Moscow, as a ‘demonstration of what is to come.’

The robot can walk and has space in a cabin for people to sit and operate the robot from inside and can hold and move objects with its claws, including weapons.

The pilots are protected from bullets, debris and any other dangerous object behind the armoured glass and metal encasement.

The gold robot, which has been called Igorek, is still under construction and the creators do not wish to reveal all its characteristics until they have finished.

We should have had Mecha’s by the 1920s.

But the Jews worked their Kabalah sorcery to hold back our progress and start an alternate timeline where everything sucks.

Anyways.

Seems like with memes and Trump, we’re getting back on track. Back on track to Mecha battles. 

That’s where this is all headed. This is where it all should have been leading to. The future of mankind lies in developing mechas.

Instead, we got infininiggers.

If it weren’t for the Jews, you would have had a mecha by now. We would have all had them.

There’s really no doubt about it. And because Russia is fighting the Jews atm, they’re building mechas. Logical.

You can have Jews or you can have mechas, basically. Let’s just let the people decide. I think they’ll make the right choice.

Editor’s Note: 

I always thought this song was about mecha.

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Japan: Government Panel Looks for Ways to Solve Demographic Problem, Immigration Not Even Considered https://www.anglinarchive.com/2017/09/15/japan-government-panel-looks-for-ways-to-solve-demographic-problem-immigration-not-even-considered/ Fri, 15 Sep 2017 00:00:00 +0000 Spartacus
Daily Stormer
September 14, 2017

Because the beauty of the Aryan-looking 2D anime waifu must not perish from the Earth

The upside of having slanted eyes is that it makes it essentially impossible for the kikes to play the “Herrow my ferrow Nihonjin, immigrationu is supa-kawaii! Shekeru onegai shimasu!” game with them like they do with us.

Which begs the question – is having slated eyes the ultimate survival trait? So far, the answer appears to be yesu.

Japan Times:

 Japan is waking up to the need to think outside the box to tackle a spate of economic and social challenges posed by its declining birthrate and aging society.

In one scenario, married couples no longer need to think twice about having children because education and day care services for preschoolers are free and students can start paying college tuition once they build their careers.

In another, lifetime employment and excessive working hours are no longer characteristics of this country. More people feel positive about changing jobs and choosing the working styles that suit them best.

What? You want to make it cheaper for people to have children? Wouldn’t you rather import ten million niggers from the Sub-Sahara? It worked out great for Europe!

What Paris looks like on any given day

These are only a couple of the scenarios that could come true for Japan, depending on the outcome of several months of future-oriented discussion to be launched Monday by a government panel tasked with charting a new course for Japan.

“We intend to create a big policy design to build an economic and social system looking toward an era when people will live to 100,” Economic and Fiscal Policy Minister Toshimitsu Motegi said recently as he announced the panel members.

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has made human resources development part his agenda as he battles slumping public support for his Cabinet and the worst labor shortage in more than four decades.

Somebody needs to tell these gooks that having millions of clinically retarded subhumans living off the taxes of real human beings is a great way to fix up the economy.

Real news, goyim. 

 Education will likely dominate the panel’s discussions as the government aims to offer free education and day care services for preschoolers. Another idea is to make higher education more accessible by easing families’ worries about the financial burden while students attend college.

Despite the multiple funding options being floated, however, finding an agreeable one is seen as a formidable task, given that Japan’s fiscal health is the worst among the major developed economies.

The good thing about fiscal health is that you can fix it, eventually. Flooding your country with man-shaped vermin… Not so much. Just look at Egypt – Once the most advanced country in the world, then they brought in nigger slaves and mixed with them [bc dat booty be lyk “blaw” –Ed.], and they’ve been a backwards shithole ever since, with nothing about them worth mentioning except the ruins of what the real Egyptians built, and a canal built by people who actually look like the real Egyptians.

 Since his return to office in 2012, Abe has been calling for better use of human resources through such slogans as “a society where women can shine” and “the dynamic engagement of all citizens.”

Female participation in the workforce has been on the rise but Abe has yet to achieve his stated goal of eliminating nursery school waiting lists for children, which has been pushed back a few years to the end of fiscal 2020.

Some policymakers and economists have voiced concern about the prospect of a tight labor market sapping economic growth.

Koya Miyamae, senior economist at SMBC Nikko Securities Inc., said reducing the financial burden of sending preschoolers to kindergartens and day care facilities will help Japan cope with the labor shortage by encouraging mothers to work.

Have you considered encouraging mothers to stay at home and have more children? Because, you know, you’d get a lot more workers like that in the long run. But what do I know, I’m just pointing out something that worked everywhere in the world for the entire history of mankind until some kikes decided to use their media ownership to tell people otherwise…

The Mitsubishi Research Institute, for instance, recently proposed a scheme under which people working in urban areas would spend a few days a week telecommuting from the countryside.

The initiative is billed as a reversal of a well-known practice designed to strengthen central government control during the Edo Period (1603-1867). Back then, feudal lords in regional outposts were ordered by the Tokugawa shogunate to visit Tokyo on a regular basis.

In other words – “We’re gonna try everything except flooding our country with niggers, mestizos, Arabs, gypsies and other vermin.”

Sounds good to me. And sounds good for the Japs too.

The global supply of anime seems to be safe, at least for now, and that’s what really matters.

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