Flamethrowing robot dogs available in US
An Ohio company has started selling a robot dog with attached flamethrower. The “Thermonator” robot also has a napalm-throwing option, and laser sighting.It’s entirely legal and unregulated in the US market.
In a surprising move that has sparked both curiosity and concern, an Ohio-based company has introduced a new robotic marvel to the market. Dubbed the “Thermonator,” this innovative creation combines cutting-edge robotics with a controversial feature—a built-in flamethrower.
The Thermonator isn’t your typical robotic companion. Alongside its flamethrowing capabilities, it boasts a napalm-throwing option and laser sighting, making it a formidable presence in the realm of robotics. Despite its potentially alarming features, the company assures customers that the Thermonator is entirely legal and unregulated in the US market.
This bold step into uncharted territory raises questions about the future of robotic technology and the boundaries of what is acceptable in consumer robotics. While some may see the Thermonator as a thrilling advancement in engineering and innovation, others may express concerns about safety, ethical considerations, and the potential misuse of such a device.
As discussions unfold about the implications of this new robotic offering, one thing remains clear—the Thermonator has ignited a fiery conversation about the intersection of technology, regulation, and societal expectations in the realm of robotics.
