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Rocco the Stiff
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Hey hey, I'm new, will be asking questions in sci-fi section and astrophysics section mainly.
Thanks for having me!
Thanks for having me!
Rocco the Stiff said:Thanks for fast replies, prolly auto, but w/e :D
Rocco the Stiff said:there cannot be animated gif's as avatar?
Greg Bernhardt said:I am not a robot, maybe jedi though, just look at his avatar!
Correct, can you imagine a page full of animated avatars. Make you go dizzy
I'm one of the Pirates in the Pirates of the Caribbean!jedishrfu said:For the record, @Greg Bernhardt is an audio-animatronic from Disney.
Audio-Animatronics is a technology developed by Walt Disney Imagineering that combines animation, sound, and motion to create lifelike figures that can interact with guests in theme park attractions.
In Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean, Audio-Animatronics are used to bring the characters and scenes from the movie to life. They are used to create lifelike pirates, animals, and other characters that guests encounter throughout the ride.
Audio-Animatronics adds an element of realism and immersion to the ride experience. It allows guests to feel like they are truly a part of the pirate world and enhances the storytelling aspect of the attraction.
Audio-Animatronics figures are controlled by a combination of computer programming, sensors, and hydraulic systems. They are programmed with specific movements and dialogue to create a realistic and seamless performance.
Since its introduction in the 1960s, Audio-Animatronics technology has advanced significantly. The figures are now more lifelike and can perform more complex movements and interactions. They also utilize newer technologies such as digital projection and facial recognition to enhance their realism.