 and so on,” wrote Tech Crunch. “Ordinarily a human stabber is employed in recreating these holes in test fabric — for comparison, you understand — but people are notoriously un-robotic in their execution of this type of task, and, as in other things, small deviations in force and angle creep in where unvarying exactitude is needed.”

Despite the potential benefits, Popular Science reports that the machine still needs to improve greatly, as it currently only “jabs” at the force of a human bite.

“Future versions of the machine will probably need to work on accuracy, consistency, and power—the device currently jabs at a pressure of 1 megapascal, which is about the force of a human bite,” they declared. “But eventually, a device like this could help to turn the analysis of textile damage into a science.”

Charlie Nash is a reporter for Breitbart Tech. You can follow him on Twitter @MrNashington or like his page at Facebook. Media playback is unsupported on your device Media caption The Antony Gormley sculpture will now have a permanent home at Saddell Bay

A cast-iron sculpture by renowned artist Antony Gormley is to remain in place permanently after it was bought and granted planning permission.

The abstract human form looks out over the Kilbrannan Sound to Arran from the rocks below Saddell Castle in Kintyre.

Gormley, who is most famous for the Angel of the North, made the sculpture in 2015 to celebrate 50 years of the Landmark Trust.

It was one of five placed at trust properties around the UK.

Image copyright Landmark Trust

The life-sized figures, together known as Land, were originally to have remained in place until May 2016.

The other four were removed as planned last year. They have been returned to the artist who will use them for future projects.

The Kintyre sculpture, called Grip, is the only one to get a permanent home.

Image copyright Landmark Trust

It has been purchased for the trust by an anonymous private donor for an undisclosed sum.

It has been granted planning permission by Argyll and Bute Council.

Gormley said: "There is an excitement about making a sculpture that can live out here amongst the waves and the wind, the rain and snow, in night and day.

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and so on, ” wrote Tech Crunch. “ Ordinarily a human stabber is use in cheer these holes in test fabric — for comparison, you sympathize — but people are notoriously un - robotic in their execution of this character of job, and, as in other thing, small deviations in effect and angle creep in where unvarying exactness is needed. ” 

 Despite the potential benefits, Popular Science reports that the machine still needs to better greatly, as it currently only “ jabs ” at the effect of a human bite. 

 “ Future versions of the machine will probably necessitate to work on accuracy, consistency, and power — the device currently jabs at a pressure of 1 megapascal, which is about the violence of a human bite, ” they declared. “ But eventually, a device like this could help to turn the psychoanalysis of fabric wrong into a science. ” 

 Charlie Nash is a reporter for Breitbart Tech. You can follow him on Twitter @MrNashington or like his page at Facebook. Media playback is unsupported on your device Media caption The Antony Gormley sculpture will now have a permanent home at Saddell Bay 

 A mold - iron sculpture by renowned artist Antony Gormley is to remain in space permanently after it was buy and granted planning permission. 

 The abstract human form look out over the Kilbrannan Sound to Arran from the rocks below Saddell Castle in Kintyre. 

 Gormley, who is most famous for the Angel of the North, made the sculpture in 2015 to observe 50 years of the Landmark Trust. 

 It was one of five placed at trust properties around the UK. 

 Image copyright Landmark Trust 

 The life - sized figures, in concert known as Land, were originally to have remained in place until May 2016. 

 The other four were removed as planned concluding year. They have been returned to the artist who will use them for future projects. 

 The Kintyre sculpture, called Grip, is the lone one to get a permanent home. 

 Image copyright Landmark Trust 

 It has been buy for the trust by an anonymous secret donor for an undisclosed sum. 

 It has been granted planning license by Argyll and Bute Council. 

 Gormley said: " There is an excitement about making a sculpture that can live out here amongst the wave and the wind, the rain and coke, in night and day. 

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CharLie naSh iS a ReporTEr for BReiTbaRt Tech. YOu can foLLow HiM ON twItter @MrNashington oR lIKE hIs page at faceboOK. MEdIA playbacK iS unSuppORTed on Your DEvIce Media CaptioN thE ANtony GoRmLey scuLpTurE wiLl now HAve a PermanEnt home aT SaddELl Bay

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 and_so on,”_wrote Tech Crunch. “Ordinarily_a human_stabber_is employed_in_recreating these holes_in test fabric_— for comparison, you_understand — but_people_are notoriously un-robotic in their execution of this type of task, and, as in_other_things, small_deviations_in_force and angle creep in_where unvarying exactitude is needed.”

Despite_the potential_benefits, Popular Science reports that the machine still_needs_to improve greatly,_as it currently only “jabs” at the force of_a human bite.

“Future versions of the_machine will probably_need_to_work on accuracy, consistency,_and power—the device currently jabs at_a pressure of 1 megapascal, which_is about the force of a human_bite,” they declared. “But eventually, a_device like this could help_to turn_the analysis of textile damage_into a science.”

Charlie_Nash is_a reporter for_Breitbart Tech. You can follow him_on Twitter @MrNashington_or like his page at Facebook._Media_playback is unsupported_on_your_device Media_caption The Antony_Gormley_sculpture will_now_have a permanent home at Saddell_Bay

A_cast-iron sculpture by renowned artist Antony Gormley_is to remain in_place_permanently after it was_bought and granted planning permission.

The_abstract human form looks out over_the Kilbrannan_Sound to_Arran from the rocks below Saddell Castle in Kintyre.

Gormley, who is_most famous for the Angel of_the North, made the_sculpture in_2015_to celebrate 50_years_of the_Landmark Trust.

It was one of five placed_at trust_properties around the UK.

Image copyright Landmark_Trust

The life-sized figures, together_known_as Land, were originally to have_remained in place until May 2016.

The_other four were removed as_planned_last_year. They have been returned_to the artist who will use_them for future_projects.

The Kintyre sculpture, called Grip, is the_only_one to get a permanent home.

Image_copyright_Landmark Trust

It has been purchased for_the_trust_by an anonymous private donor_for an undisclosed sum.

It has been_granted planning permission by Argyll and Bute Council.

Gormley said:_"There is an_excitement about making a sculpture_that_can_live out here amongst the waves and the wind, the_rain and_snow, in night_and day.

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