Tampa Bay area bomb squad members are making Easter possible this year for the blind.
"A basic switch, a little beeper or buzzer and then a nine volt battery and it's just a basic circuit that we sauter[sic] together and we build into the eggs."
Bomb squad members took a break from their usual training and turned their focus to Easter eggs and kids with disabilities.
"This gives these children the ability to [go] out and hunt Easter eggs like all the other kids. Just gives them that little bit extra ability to be able to locate the eggs utilizing the beeping Easter egg," said Sergeant Jarrett Seal with the Tampa Police Department bomb squad.
The hunt will benefit close to 50 kids who are visually impaired.
[...] Not only will kids get to have an Easter egg hunt, but they'll get to have one whenever they want.
"This year [they're] all going to take home a bag of Easter eggs donated by the bomb squad and now they can do it whenever they want to, and they can go to grandma's house and have an egg hunt or they can go to the community egg hunt and have one there," said Mongelluzzi.
(Score: 2, Informative) by schusselig on Friday March 09 2018, @02:39PM (1 child)
As demand for competent AI to filter out internet porn from Rhode Island has depleted the pool of qualified bomb handling robots, a new generation of visually impaired people are being trained to fill the gap.
Sergeant Jarrett Seal commented to the Associated Press, "those blind kids won't be discouraged when they see the other kids blown to bits, because, like, they can't see!"
(Score: 2) by c0lo on Friday March 09 2018, @02:44PM
So, they do explode, those eggs, eh?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoFiw2jMy-0 https://soylentnews.org/~MichaelDavidCrawford