Is it possible to build an unmanned artificial intelligence unicycle? We know that it is difficult for the human being without practice to ride a unicycle, because it requires balance and coordination. Building an unmanned unicycle with artificial intelligence will not be an easy task, and at this time, even the best robotics scientists and researchers have only built a motorcycle that can drive itself without falling. And even that is problematic since it falls off from time to time.
Now, I propose to build an AI-powered unmanned unicycle that has moving weights to keep it upright at all times without the rider on top of it. How come you ask? Well, I propose to use the same system, which is on the Segway Scooter, which prevents the scooter from tipping forwards or backwards and tipping over the standing rider.
Next, I propose a motor on the stem above the wheel that is connected to this device, which stops and moves the wheel to prevent it from falling backwards or forwards. Now I propose something that looks like a captain’s wheel on an old wooden ship be placed on the bow leading to the seat where no rider will sit.
Additionally, this wheel that I propose is made of aluminum and hollow with weights inside. With the computer system hooked up to a level, which shows the unicycle is falling in any direction other than forward or backward, it will initiate a weight to move to the opposite side that the unicycle is falling.
I’m pretty sure we can build an unmanned unicycle with artificial intelligence. Now you may ask why? And many people ask why do people climb mountains and why do they build kites and why do human beings exist? I say why not? Would you like to discuss that logic with me today? Consider all this in 2006.
