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vote down Wired: Gadget Lab found this 11/21/2008

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Guitar Hero Robot Belts Out a Neat Tune
Wired: Gadget Lab — ... The Cythbot does the same. Here's how Cyth Systems which created it set up the robot. A camera from Pixelink looks at a screen to analyze the notes that are flowing in. ...

Suck at Guitar Hero? Buy this Robot [Cheater]
Kotaku — ... are not new; one playing the game with up to 98 percent precision is, however. Wired found the Cythbot, a creation of southern California engineering firm Cyth Systems , at this week's Robo developers conference in Santa Clara. It's not actually for sale. Nor is it much more than an aluminum cage with pneumatic "fingers" to hit the frets, while a camera tells it what's coming. Cythbot can play in both solo and compete modes, getting as high as 98 percent, but usually on average around 75 to 80 percent. This is disquieting news, as Isaac Asimov and Stephen Hawking predicted ...