Small flying robots, rocket engines and cameo Mark Hamill: talk on the inside of Jeff Bezos on Mars

At this year's March Conference – an exclusive event focused on robotics and artificial intelligence and organized by Amazon CEO, Jeff Bezos – "the strength is with you".

That is, if you have the chance to get an invitation.

While last year's invitation-only conference in Palm Springs, Southern California, had produced vivid images of Bezos walking with a robotic dog designed by Boston Dynamics, this year's buzz. came straight from the stars.

Actor Mark Hamill, who described the protagonists of "Star Wars", "Luke Skywalker" in the film's original trilogy, is one of the participants this year.

Bezos presented a robotic dragon fly on stage that revolved around his head. The tiny dragonfly-bot is one of the many animal-inspired designs of the German firm Festo

While Hamill, who had just relaunched Skywalker for the latest version of the Star Wars franchise, was mingling with the guests, the other conference attendees presented their latest most exciting revelations in the fields of robotics, entertainment, and entertainment. artificial intelligence, machine learning, etc.

"March2019 – Where dreams come true!", Dor Skuler, CEO of Intuition Robotics tweeted next to a photo of him with Hamill.

"Talking robot cops with the Master."

Among the most vivid demonstrations to date include a flying robotic dragonfly launched by Bezos himself and a multi-legged multi-legged robot named "Centauro & # 39; who flexes across the stage, showing his range of motion.

The tiny dragonfly-bot is one of the many designs inspired by the animals of the German firm Festo.

Hamill (right), who recently relaunched Skywalker for the latest version of the Star Wars franchise, mingled with guests to talk about innovation and robotics. He is pictured above with Intuition Robotics General Manager, Dor Skuler.

The former NASA astronaut poses next to two rocket engines during the conference on Mars, one of which (the left) has made the round trip several times in space.

Bezos also exhibited its own rocket engines that are used by the private aerospace company's CEO, Blue Origin.

Members of the press are not allowed to participate in the event that takes place over the next few days.

Actor Mark Hamill is among the participants this year. Photo file

Amazon, however, has announced its intention to host a more public version of the show called "RE: MARS".

This will take place during the first week of June in Las Vegas.

For the most part, however, Amazon's RE: MARS event can be just as elusive, with a price of $ 1,999 for a single pbad.

Those who are willing to pay the bill will have access to more than 100 roundtables and discussions with a range of different speakers ranging from actor Robert Downey Jr. to iRobot's CEO, Colin Angle.

Amazon has presented the event as a place where "participants will explore the future of AI innovation".

Registration for the event begins on March 28 at 6:00 am (PDT).