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Tamara, would you like to jump in? (Music) (Dinosaur roaring) (Laughter) MM: I should leap in.
(Dinosaur roaring) (Applause) So then, after the fun, comes the more emotional side of what we do, because effectively, this technology allows you to see the world through someone's eyes, and for that person to be able to take a moment in time and effectively store it and tag it to something physical that exists in the real world.
Aquarius, in some fashion, is a dinosaur, an ancient robot chained to the bottom, this Leviathan.
Now, going back to these technologies, you all remember the line from that famous dinosaur film, "Nature will find a way."
These thoughts were going through my head when I looked at the pages of my first dinosaur book.
I've worked in the Sahara because I've been on a quest to uncover new remains of a bizarre, giant predatory dinosaur called Spinosaurus.
There's the largest dinosaur bone that had ever been found in this part of the Sahara.
And when we looked at the digital skeleton, we realized that yes, this was a dinosaur unlike any other.
It's a dinosaur like no other.
This dinosaur is really scary.
And we were a bit scared because it was all a discovery, and we didn't want to find a dinosaur.
We didn't find a dinosaur.
In many dinosaur lineages, these simple feathers evolved into more intricate ones, including some that we see today on birds.
But if a small-feathered dinosaur flapped its arms as it ran up an incline, its feathers would have provided extra lift to help it run faster.
They're these massive things that are old, from prehistoric times, and the black holes are kind of like the dinosaur bones with which we do this archeology.
How do you find a dinosaur?
Every pebble that you see on the ground there is a piece of dinosaur bone.
This is a femur, a thigh bone, of a giant, plant-eating dinosaur.
The giant that lay in this grave, the new species of dinosaur, we would eventually call "Dreadnoughtus schrani."
Who could have imagined that a single species of shrew-like mammal living in the cracks of the dinosaur world would evolve into sentient beings capable of characterizing and understanding the very dinosaurs they must have dreaded?
There was a day, about 10 years ago, when I asked a friend to hold a baby dinosaur robot upside down.
A few years after that first initial experience I had with this baby dinosaur robot, I did a workshop with my friend Hannes Gassert.
And we took five of these baby dinosaur robots and we gave them to five teams of people.
And this turned out to be a little more dramatic than we expected it to be, because none of the participants would even so much as strike these baby dinosaur robots, so we had to improvise a little, and at some point, we said, "OK, you can save your team's robot if you destroy another team's robot."
Because when a child is kind to a Roomba, when a soldier tries to save a robot on the battlefield, or when a group of people refuses to harm a robotic baby dinosaur, those robots aren't just motors and gears and algorithms.
Now, to find dinosaurs, you hike around in horrible conditions looking for a dinosaur.
This is actually what most dinosaur research looks like.
It's not as gripping as dinosaur sex, so we're not going to go into it further.
This is a picture of it growing on a dinosaur, because everyone thinks dinosaurs are cool.
We did a little hand-held device for teens that could hook up to the Internet, won "Best Innovations" at CES, but really I kind of slowed down and said, OK, I just ... After a while, I had this old tape of this dinosaur, and I gave it to this guy, and this other guy saw it, and then people started to want to do it.
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