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Yes, more interactions, dialogs, no wars! On a side note, the 3rd picture on the provided link is amazing. The kid has serious jumping ability:woot:

High quality sensors are always welcome in the robotics industry. The Japanese have invented robotic suits that can assist people to move their arms and legs. Japanese 'robot suit' to help disabled - Telegraph But how does the robotics suit know when you want to pull or stretch your arms...

Yes they can have a billion parties. That's why it's such a shame that they're dictated by only two. Theory vs reality. Big deal. The other reality in China is that everyone can criticize the government. Go visit the many popular social forums. You can see plenty. The only thing not...

One party dictatorship vs two party dictatorship. Yes, U.S. is up by 1. But somehow 2 is being sold as infinity:crazy: Oh by the way, just have to get in before lectures about "freedom" from our fellow Indians.

We got hang up on the idea of exporting. We are too eager to "export". It's one thing to export made products, but it's a whole other matter to "export" infrastructure. Sending hundreds, even thousands of workers to foreign country to build roads, dams can bring huge social impact to the...

gambit, you basically just speculated that the Chinese sub was waiting deep down in the ocean, and submerged itself when the U.S. carried sailed on top. But how did the Chinese know the U.S. carrier was going to go there? Suppose they knew the location, how did they figure out the time? How...

I'm not a submarine expert. But, is the following story fabricated? If not, how "noisy" could it have been? The uninvited guest: Chinese sub pops up in middle of U.S. Navy exercise, leaving military chiefs red-faced | Daily Mail Online

I support the initiative. But, I can't help but to remind you about the political side of the infrastructure business. The fact is politics plays a huge role in infra decisions due to the amount of money involved and impact on people's lives. We (China) have been burned by this time and time...

Not to side track this thread. But yeah, there are a lot of Indians working and living in China nowadays. What are they doing in these photos? These Indians are in a hospital in a small southern China city donating blood in an effort to save a Chinese girl who has leukemia. The words is...

As usual China posted gigantic numbers. What's even more impressive is the make up of China's exports. 41% of it are electronics and machinery products. Low end, non environment friendly and high labor intensive products such as clothing, plastics and steel etc only contributed about 15% of...