Post by Stewart on May 31, 2005 22:13:42 GMT -5
I spent another hour with the lovely Ms. Wyatt this afternoon and was even more pleased, if that's possible, then the first time we interacted. Having already experienced one session, I requested an additional trigger which turned her into a mechanized robot.
When initiated, the change in her demeanor was much more dramatic as when the initiating phrase is first invoked. At first she was sitting directly in front of the camera, so it was very easy to see how her face appeared to "blank out" awaiting an instruction. When standing, you could see that her entire body actually responded when the trigger was spoken.
The exact same movements she performed when frozen, now became far more abrupt and calculated, though no less fascinating. In fact, she was unable to distinguish between freeze and robot triggers herself, often assuming it was the former when released.
Movement, particularly walking was much easier since you did not need to speak specific commands to move her legs. I was able to have her walk right up to the camera and back into position with ease.
In addition, there were a couple of distinct triggers that either made her malfuntion or shutdown as if she had been switched off. Both were a marvel to behold. Also, if you are creative, you can "program" her to repeat a series of words that you desire any time you issue a command.
Needless to say, I had even more fun with Jessica then I thought possible and I look forward to our next session together.
When initiated, the change in her demeanor was much more dramatic as when the initiating phrase is first invoked. At first she was sitting directly in front of the camera, so it was very easy to see how her face appeared to "blank out" awaiting an instruction. When standing, you could see that her entire body actually responded when the trigger was spoken.
The exact same movements she performed when frozen, now became far more abrupt and calculated, though no less fascinating. In fact, she was unable to distinguish between freeze and robot triggers herself, often assuming it was the former when released.
Movement, particularly walking was much easier since you did not need to speak specific commands to move her legs. I was able to have her walk right up to the camera and back into position with ease.
In addition, there were a couple of distinct triggers that either made her malfuntion or shutdown as if she had been switched off. Both were a marvel to behold. Also, if you are creative, you can "program" her to repeat a series of words that you desire any time you issue a command.
Needless to say, I had even more fun with Jessica then I thought possible and I look forward to our next session together.
