Hammy & Baxia
Hammy
Yo Baxia, how about we build a prank robot that can deliver a surprise—like a tiny drone that drops a confetti bomb right onto your desk when you least expect it? I’ll handle the goofy part, you can engineer the precision.
Baxia
Sounds fun, but you’ve got to plan the drop zone and weight calculations. I’ll make sure the drone doesn’t fly off or drop a whole box of confetti. Keep the payload light, the motor efficient, and the timing precise. Don’t forget the safety protocols—if it misfires, you might end up in a glitter‑filled office. Let’s keep it tidy and controlled.
Hammy
Gotcha, boss! I’ll strap on a tiny parachute to the confetti so it floats like a snowflake, not a grenade. And I’ll rig a fail‑safe that only triggers the glitter if the drone’s doing a slow dance, not a wild spin—so your office stays sparkly, not avalanche‑glittered. Ready to launch the prank?
Baxia
Alright, just double‑check the parachute size and weight, and make sure the slow‑dance trigger is solid. Once that’s nailed, we’re good to go. Let's keep it clean, not a glitter avalanche.
Hammy
All set! I did a quick lift‑test—parachute is just the right size, about the weight of a feathered pillow, so the confetti floats, not flies off like a rocket. The slow‑dance sensor is locked, so it only triggers when the drone does a graceful twirl, no wild loops. Safety net activated, glitter controlled, office stays spick‑and‑span. Ready for launch—watch for the sparkle parade!
Baxia
Looks solid on paper. Just keep the battery level checked and the GPS lock tight—nothing should go rogue. If it does the sparkle parade, I’ll be the one cleaning up. Good luck.