Former roboticist Daniel Wilson made a huge splash several years ago with his non fiction book How to live a Robot Uprising , and then fix his optic implants on writing fabrication . His unveiling novel Robopocalypse was a vast bestseller , and is set to become a Steven Spielberg pic . And now he ’s got a new novel out , Amped , about people in the near future tense who get cybernetic implants — and possibly become a raw variety of human .
We involve Wilson what it was that first got him interested in robotics . Here ’s what he had to say . In this video recording , he speak about his early inspiration as a kid produce up in rural Oklahoma . Living in the Bible Belt , he said , he discovered that scientific discipline was the only thing that made sense to him . Plus , robotics are just cool . “ I do n’t know why everybody does n’t become a roboticist , ” he said .
What Was It is a serial of shortsighted interviews co - hosted on io9 and Gizmodo that asks the luminaries of skill and science fable what inspire them to delve so deeply into the only variety of thaumaturgy we have in the existent populace — skill and applied science . What was it that first opened their eyes ? Find out more atWhat Was It ?

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