Hosted by
popular OAP, IK Osakioduwa, Fayrouz’ “Party For The Originals” will go down
tomorrow, Wednesday, December 18th at the Oriental Hotel in Victoria
Island, Lagos. The event will also feature special performances by Davido,
Burna Boy among other acts......................
Uti Nwachukwu
and Ebuka Obi-Uchendu have also been revealed as the Celebrity scouts who will select
fashionable guests who will take part in the Mr & Mrs Original parade. The
winner gets to work with top fashion designers
in the Nigerian Fashion industry. Continue...
'Party for the Originals' is
to launch the platform where university students can compete as an expressive group to create
exceptional style exhibiting originality through various arts like fashion,
bead making among other arts.
Fans can win
a special invitation to the event by answering
these questions:
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What is the most Original thing you have done in 2013?
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Name your most Original African personality?
Boston Dynamics, which contracts for the US military, is the eighth robotics company snapped up by Google this year.
Google
has acquired the engineering company that developed Cheetah, the
world's fastest-running robot and other animalistic mobile research
machines.
Boston Dynamics, which contracts for the US military, is the eighth robotics company snapped up by Google this year.
Both the price and size of the project, which is led by former Android boss Andy Rubin, are being kept under wraps.
However, analysts say the purchases signal a rising interest in robotics use by consumer internet companies.
Online shopping portal Amazon, for example, recently announced plans to deploy a fleet of delivery drones.
The firm's BigDog robot can throw breeze blocks
In a statement posted on the Google Plus service, Chief Executive Larry Page said:
"I am excited about Andy Rubin's next project. His last big bet, Android, started off as a crazy idea that ended up putting a supercomputer in hundreds of millions of pockets. It is still very early days for this, but I can't wait to see the progress."
Robot Machines
Boston Dynamics, which does not sell robots commercially, was founded in 1992 by a former professor from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
The Cheetah Robot developed by Boston Dynamics breaks the speed record
It consulted for Japanese electronics giant Sony on consumer applications such as Aibo, a robot dog.
But it mostly develops mobile and off-road robotics technology, funded by the Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or Darpa.
Google has said it would honour the existing military contracts with Darpa.
Boston Dynamics road-tests its Atlas robot on rough terrain
Boston Dynamics' videos of its walking robots have garnered millions of views online.
One of them, called BigDog, is remarkably agile for a machine and is able to move over rough terrain such as snow and ice.
Another, of a four-legged robot named WildCat, shows the noisy machine galloping down a car park at high speed and pivoting quickly on the spot.
Boston Dynamics, which contracts for the US military, is the eighth robotics company snapped up by Google this year.
Both the price and size of the project, which is led by former Android boss Andy Rubin, are being kept under wraps.
However, analysts say the purchases signal a rising interest in robotics use by consumer internet companies.
Online shopping portal Amazon, for example, recently announced plans to deploy a fleet of delivery drones.
The firm's BigDog robot can throw breeze blocks
In a statement posted on the Google Plus service, Chief Executive Larry Page said:
"I am excited about Andy Rubin's next project. His last big bet, Android, started off as a crazy idea that ended up putting a supercomputer in hundreds of millions of pockets. It is still very early days for this, but I can't wait to see the progress."
Robot Machines
Boston Dynamics, which does not sell robots commercially, was founded in 1992 by a former professor from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
The Cheetah Robot developed by Boston Dynamics breaks the speed record
It consulted for Japanese electronics giant Sony on consumer applications such as Aibo, a robot dog.
But it mostly develops mobile and off-road robotics technology, funded by the Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or Darpa.
Google has said it would honour the existing military contracts with Darpa.
Boston Dynamics road-tests its Atlas robot on rough terrain
Boston Dynamics' videos of its walking robots have garnered millions of views online.
One of them, called BigDog, is remarkably agile for a machine and is able to move over rough terrain such as snow and ice.
Another, of a four-legged robot named WildCat, shows the noisy machine galloping down a car park at high speed and pivoting quickly on the spot.
Boston Dynamics, which contracts for the US military, is the eighth robotics company snapped up by Google this year.
Google
has acquired the engineering company that developed Cheetah, the
world's fastest-running robot and other animalistic mobile research
machines.
Boston Dynamics, which contracts for the US military, is the eighth robotics company snapped up by Google this year.
Both the price and size of the project, which is led by former Android boss Andy Rubin, are being kept under wraps.
However, analysts say the purchases signal a rising interest in robotics use by consumer internet companies.
Online shopping portal Amazon, for example, recently announced plans to deploy a fleet of delivery drones.
The firm's BigDog robot can throw breeze blocks
In a statement posted on the Google Plus service, Chief Executive Larry Page said:
"I am excited about Andy Rubin's next project. His last big bet, Android, started off as a crazy idea that ended up putting a supercomputer in hundreds of millions of pockets. It is still very early days for this, but I can't wait to see the progress."
Robot Machines
Boston Dynamics, which does not sell robots commercially, was founded in 1992 by a former professor from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
The Cheetah Robot developed by Boston Dynamics breaks the speed record
It consulted for Japanese electronics giant Sony on consumer applications such as Aibo, a robot dog.
But it mostly develops mobile and off-road robotics technology, funded by the Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or Darpa.
Google has said it would honour the existing military contracts with Darpa.
Boston Dynamics road-tests its Atlas robot on rough terrain
Boston Dynamics' videos of its walking robots have garnered millions of views online.
One of them, called BigDog, is remarkably agile for a machine and is able to move over rough terrain such as snow and ice.
Another, of a four-legged robot named WildCat, shows the noisy machine galloping down a car park at high speed and pivoting quickly on the spot.
Boston Dynamics, which contracts for the US military, is the eighth robotics company snapped up by Google this year.
Both the price and size of the project, which is led by former Android boss Andy Rubin, are being kept under wraps.
However, analysts say the purchases signal a rising interest in robotics use by consumer internet companies.
Online shopping portal Amazon, for example, recently announced plans to deploy a fleet of delivery drones.
The firm's BigDog robot can throw breeze blocks
In a statement posted on the Google Plus service, Chief Executive Larry Page said:
"I am excited about Andy Rubin's next project. His last big bet, Android, started off as a crazy idea that ended up putting a supercomputer in hundreds of millions of pockets. It is still very early days for this, but I can't wait to see the progress."
Robot Machines
Boston Dynamics, which does not sell robots commercially, was founded in 1992 by a former professor from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
The Cheetah Robot developed by Boston Dynamics breaks the speed record
It consulted for Japanese electronics giant Sony on consumer applications such as Aibo, a robot dog.
But it mostly develops mobile and off-road robotics technology, funded by the Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or Darpa.
Google has said it would honour the existing military contracts with Darpa.
Boston Dynamics road-tests its Atlas robot on rough terrain
Boston Dynamics' videos of its walking robots have garnered millions of views online.
One of them, called BigDog, is remarkably agile for a machine and is able to move over rough terrain such as snow and ice.
Another, of a four-legged robot named WildCat, shows the noisy machine galloping down a car park at high speed and pivoting quickly on the spot.
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