Spot - The Packgoat of the Future!

[Taffy]

This is surreal!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8YjvHYbZ9w&app=desktop

[Charlie Horse]

Sure. Great goat of the future. Only... you'll need 3 grad students to maintain it, $8,000 in batteries when they wear down, charging stations in the mountains, and for the bigger ones, a trailer with a hoist. Oh and don't forget the initial purchase price of "you can't afford it".

[Nanno]

Amazing what they can do with robotics nowadays! I think it's super cool, but it's funny to think that centuries of scientific study, countless man hours, failed prototypes, and mountains of money has produced what boils down to a totally useless imitation life form. If we think these robots are neat, then real live creatures should blow our minds. Yet all it takes to make life is a little love.

[Dave-Trinity-Farms]

When he kicked it, it moved like it was alive! Creepy!

[IdahoNancy]

What is really missing is the cuddle factor.

[goatzrule]

   
I still prefer this

[IdahoNancy]

Now that is real cuddly. No man can improve that with a machine. If you think a Lamancha looks different with no ears that headless goat robot is really strange.

[Mike]

So they made pack "animals" for Millenials.  You can control with your smart phone.  Know you can enjoy all the natural sights and sounds of the great outdoors with a conferting machanical hiss!!!  Where  can I get mine.

[IdahoNancy]

They should make it with a slow dribble of goat berries dropping behind it.

[goatzrule]

Now that is real cuddly. No man can improve that with a machine. If you think a Lamancha looks different with no ears that headless goat robot is really strange.

be nice to Licorice just because her ears are only 1 inch long doesn't mean that they're not there