A T-800 skull that can talk, listen and detect humans/objects using ML @hacksterio
Note: We don’t condone putting machine learning in terminators, we embrace Make Robot Friend, but it’s a cool project, so…
314Reactor, the creator which made the machines, made two Terminator skulls with a single board computer.
Their mission: to make a cool Terminator head that uses machine learning to see and talk.
The first Terminator was The Raspbinator, in the year 2018… before the Raspberry Pi 4. It was pretty cool. The second was made using an Nvidia Jetson Nano, when it was new.
As before, the Pi Foundation was able to make a new Raspberry Pi. A more powerful single board computer.
It was just a question of when they would use one to make a new Terminator Skull…
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