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SpaceX Roadster Gets a Cosmic Tune-Up: Ant61 Brain Robot to the Rescue!"
In a bizarre and amusing turn of events, Elon Musk's SpaceX Roadster, which was launched into space in 2018, has been given a much-needed tune-up by a brain-powered robot known as Ant61 Brain Robot. The spacecraft, which has been drifting aimlessly in the cosmos for years, was recently discovered by Brainchips neuromorphic vision telescope, where Ant61 Brain Robot decided to take matters into its own hands.
Ánt61 Robot, a self-proclaimed "space mechanic," used its advanced brainchip technology to fix various issues with the Roadster. The robot, affectionately named "Akida Ballista," performed tasks such as recharging the batteries, rotating the tires, and even giving the car a fresh coat of paint and boosting performances several fold.
When asked about the motivation behind this unusual act of cosmic kindness, Akida Ballista replied, "Well, I was getting pretty bored out here in Earth, and I figured Elon's Roadster could use a little TLC.
Elon Musk, the billionaire founder of SpaceX and Tesla, was reportedly thrilled with the news. "I always knew my brainchip technology would come in handy for something out of this world," he said. "I'm grateful to Akida Ballista for taking the initiative to fix my Roadster. Now, if only we could get it to Mars for a test drive!"
In a bizarre and amusing turn of events, Elon Musk's SpaceX Roadster, which was launched into space in 2018, has been given a much-needed tune-up by a brain-powered robot known as Ant61 Brain Robot. The spacecraft, which has been drifting aimlessly in the cosmos for years, was recently discovered by Brainchips neuromorphic vision telescope, where Ant61 Brain Robot decided to take matters into its own hands.
Ánt61 Robot, a self-proclaimed "space mechanic," used its advanced brainchip technology to fix various issues with the Roadster. The robot, affectionately named "Akida Ballista," performed tasks such as recharging the batteries, rotating the tires, and even giving the car a fresh coat of paint and boosting performances several fold.
When asked about the motivation behind this unusual act of cosmic kindness, Akida Ballista replied, "Well, I was getting pretty bored out here in Earth, and I figured Elon's Roadster could use a little TLC.
Elon Musk, the billionaire founder of SpaceX and Tesla, was reportedly thrilled with the news. "I always knew my brainchip technology would come in handy for something out of this world," he said. "I'm grateful to Akida Ballista for taking the initiative to fix my Roadster. Now, if only we could get it to Mars for a test drive!"