Someone used a Raspberry Pi to bring this creepy animatronic to life, and I'm not sure I like it
Don't look at me like that.
I'll be upfront when I say this: I really, really don't like animatronics. I'm sure for some, they're fun, whimsical, or even nostalgic, but I'm ready and willing to never see an animatronic in the flesh (fur? metal?) for the rest of my life. Well, someone has made my nightmares come true by wiring up an animatronic to a Raspberry Pi and adding AI integration, which means they're even more "alive" than they've ever been before. And I hate that. But I'm happy for it, I guess.
