Probably took longer to catch it and stretch it out , looks like...

Probably took longer to catch it and stretch it out , looks like it’s pretty slow and bulky . We were thinking more , sheep all walking down a tube one by one , as they walk through, the end is cut off from the others , the sheep is scanned the legs and head locked in the computer scanner similar to face recognition . The arms come out and latches onto head and legs , while 3 or 4 sheering arms work simultaneously to sheer top sides and underneath , arms let go , sheep moves on .The floor opens up wool falls into storage unit or sorting unit underneath , process is repeated . If the sheep moves the DST compensates for movement .you never know , probably would be much easier to build that then HX.Thanks for the link , Interesting , it’s like looking at SAM the Robotic bricklayer , that sheep sheering Robot sure could use FBR technology for improvement , but yeah sure can see where all this is going ! Like most techs at this very early stage . The exo skeletons of machinery is almost perfected , they just need all the ingredients to come together , DST ,pin point recognition , larger memory, machine learning AI , ect ect all this is in its infancy stage , but give it 10 years and watch it all come together . Exciting times ahead , but also worrying times ahead for most trades & professionals . Just thinking out aloud , killing some time before the next major announcement. The Pivacs 12 years ago were also thinking out aloud and reminiscing this day. Once they move into Invent , Design , and protect stage, which I think won’t be long after HX is proven and on its way to manufacturing. ( listen to Mikes last interview it says it all )I will be knocking on their door with some ideas . Not long now calm before the storm imo .