9/ A world of difference between that and watching a tiger unhappily pace in a cage and kill a zoo visitor if it gets out accidentally
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10/ Image that done in VR: you could be present watching a tiger hunt with the right kind of live, unobtrusive tech
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11/ Oddly enough, this may be easier in water. The guys at have done a great job. Need that for land and air, deep in forests etc.
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I think for a land/jungle version of OpenROV, synthesized mobility (network of cameras) on trees would be better than a tracker bot
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You'd have to make it super small, quiet, non-threatening to not spook animals I think. Drones won't do.
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basically, everything is surprising. Very new types of experiences.
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. Hypothesis: when s/w eats zoos, there will be 1 telepresence enabling field robot "species" for every 10 biological species
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BUT I think (some) zoos will evolve to do crazy conservation work like this: cbsnews.com/news/san-diego
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Seems to be same potential as cryo: we can freeze 'em, but can't wake 'em up yet. But solve that and Jurassic Park is not far


