MORAV: Multi-Operational Robotic Armored Vehicle : The History of Robotic Warfare

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If you like robot science fiction, MORAV could be what you've always wanted to see but no one has done. This kind of gritty realism is uncommon in the robot science fiction genre. The show is heavily focused on keeping stories character based and making the environment tangible. There is an effort to bring the audience into a world where robots really walk the streets. The robots in this series do not jump, fly, and shoot lasers out of their eyes. They are designed the way giant robots would be if they were real. MORAV: Missions plunges you in to the middle of World War III with a giant robot crew and an imbedded news correspondent as they fight for survival in a terrifying robotic war. MORAV examines the human condition under the most extreme life and death situations. We are shooting MORAV as a live action series with loads of miniatures and other traditional practical visual effects, doing as much in-camera as we can. Since this is very much an independent production and we have no corporate funding, we are relying on the enthusiasm and generosity of our friends and fans to donate. If you would like to be a part of this incredible achievement, help us launch MORAV: Missions Live Action Series. Join our team and help. If you donate, we will put your name in the credits as a contributor, unless you would like to remain anonymous. According to the 2011 census, the percentage of people without religion was the lowest in the Moravian Zlín Region, followed by the partly-Bohemian, partly-Moravian, Vysočina Region; the South Moravian Region; the Moravian-Silesian Region; and the predominantly-Moravian Olomouc Region. [18] See also [ edit ]

Radio Morava is a broadcast radio station in Jagodina, Serbia, providing Adult Contemporary, Top 40 Pop music. MORAV has so far been funded by myself with invaluable help of close friends, coworkers and other renegades from the entertainment industry. It's very much a grass roots independent project of personal creative passion. I have waited a long time for someone to come out with a gritty realistic giant robot series. I always wanted to see this done in the most tangible possible. I finally decided if no one else is going to do than I will. After talking with some of my friends about MORAV I found that I was not the only one that thought this was a good concept. Lines will be drawn, friendships tested, alliances forged, and the balance of military might will be forever changed by a weapon the likes of which no one has ever seen or imagined. Souček (webmaster[zavinac]penkavcivrch.cz), 2003-2021 Ing Tomáš. "Petr Bezruč - Polská Ostrava (Slezské písně) | Čítanka | Český-jazyk.cz aneb studentský underground". Český-jazyk.cz (in Czech) . Retrieved 14 August 2021.As tensions evolve into all-out war, heroes from both Tangri and Kumala unite with a corporate peacekeeping detachment of the Joint Nations Defense force in an attempt to prevent the onslaught of genocide. If they fail, the conflict could destroy Kumala and threaten not only the stability of Tangri Island, but engulf the remainder of South-East Asia into a global war. The series continues in live-action with MORAV: Missions, a captivating sci-fi tale that follows a motley crew of unforgettable characters as they're deployed in various conflicts around the world during WW3, to fight for their political and personal freedom during the birth of giant robotic warfare. Havlík, Lubomír E. (1994). Svatopluk Veliký, král Moravanů a Slovanů[ Svatopluk the Great. King of the Moravians and Slavs] (in Czech). Brno: Jota. ISBN 80-85617-19-6. There were 1,363,000 citizens of the Czech Republic who declared Moravian ethnicity in 1991. However, the number dropped to 380,474 in the 2001 census: many persons previously declaring themselves as Moravians declared themselves again as Czechs in this census. In 2011, the number increased again to 630 897. The strongest sense of patriotism towards Moravia is found in the environs of Brno, the former capital of Moravia. However, the results of the census are skewed by the fact that most Moravians do not know that they can sign up for the Moravian nationality, but would use the option, according to a 2011 survey.

The Moravians ( Old Slavic self-designation Moravljane, [7] Slovak: Moravania, Czech: Moravané) were a West Slavic tribe in the Early Middle Ages. Although it is not known exactly when the Moravian tribe was founded, Czech historian Dušan Třeštík claimed the tribe was formed between the turn of the 6th century to the 7th century, around the same time as the other Slavic tribes. [8] The ASL fingerspelling provided here is most commonly used for proper names of people and places; it is also used in some languages for concepts for which no sign is available at that moment.

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The MORAV series is a dark and gritty military drama, featuring massive 30-foot tall robots. It's a non-stop action adventure, that explores the human condition, while paying homage to favorites like Aliens, Transformers, BattleTech, Robotech, Gundam as well as many Anime classics. Set in the near future, MORAV captures the political and sociological trajectory of today's global current events.

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Vánoční noviny: před sto lety psaly o dárcích, před padesáti o JZD". E15.cz (in Czech) . Retrieved 14 August 2021. In the 9th century, Moravians settled mainly around the historic Region of Moravia and Western Slovakia, but also in parts of central-southern Poland, Lower Austria (up to the Danube) and Upper Hungary. The first known mention of the Moravians was in the Annales Regni Francorum in 822 AD. The tribe was located by the Bavarian Geographer between the tribe of the Bohemians and the tribe of the Bulgarians. Třeštík, Dušan (2008). Počátky Přemyslovců. Vstup Čechů do dějin (530–935) [The Beginnings of the Přemyslids. The Enter of the Czechs into History (530–935)] (in Czech). Nakladatelství Lidové noviny. ISBN 978-80-7106-138-0.

Standing at almost 30 feet tall, the MORAVs are humanoid style 2-legged piloted robots. Their massive “feet” and the proportions of a gorilla not only make them menacing in combat, but increase the stability of the bi-pedal design. Based on contemporary military technology, they are protected with heavy plate armor and the latest in “dragon scale” ceramics for the utmost protection. The military application of the MORAV has a larger cargo area that can incorporate smaller vehicles, or be outfitted for troop transport. But the MORAV isn’t just a hauler; it’s also a fighter. Each MORAV can be outfitted with a multitude of modular accessories like missile launchers, Vulcan canons, flamethrowers, and floodlights. Detachable arms will allow them to outfit the bots with different accessories like grabbers, cannons, shields or any other type of equipment the battlefield will support. Our focus has been on two things characters we can identify with and tangible environments. The story is about people in exotic locations around the world about immersed in robotic warfare. We want to put the audience in to a gritty realty that draws from the world around us while keeping the story geared toward adults with atopical multi layeredfoundationsmirroring the complexity of world we all live in. Until the beginning of the 20th century, the Slavic-speaking inhabitants of Moravia publicly identified themselves as Moravians, not Czechs. [10] Then, for fear of Germanization, Moravians would begin to publicly refer to themselves as Moravian Czechs — joining a stronger neighbour. But internally they still felt their nationality (for example, here [11] [12] [13] [14] [15]). Slovaks were considered as Czechs by politicians, too. [16] In the Czechoslovak and communist eras, Moravian nationality would be banned, [17] so for the first time since the fall of the dangers of Germanization (1945), Moravian nationality appeared in the 1991 census.Never one to leave the private sector unprotected, Sphericorp has also adapted the MORAV for law enforcement. The Generation 3 MORAV, or Gen 3.0, will be somewhat smaller than the military applications which will allow it to move faster and perform in a more enclosed urban environment, including hostage negotiation, emergency rescues and urban pacification. Czech Statistical Office: Percentage of population without religious faith as of 26/3/2011, results by permanent residence (in Czech)