#4431684

S3nt3nc3

2012-10-15 12:16

not even close to humanoid lol

#4431829

must_kill_ati

2012-10-15 17:27

I (American taxpayer) just paid 900k for a segway with an arm.

#4431861

tsunami231

2012-10-15 18:30

.... I guess there be a good reason for them "wasting" that much money on such thing, But I fail to see what the reason was.

#4431896

PCElite

2012-10-15 19:56

I (American taxpayer) just paid 900k for a segway with an arm.

0,003$:wanker:

#4431919

teleguy

2012-10-15 20:44

Yep. Next you know? This. Stop them now! Before it's too late...

And that scientist in the video is doing his best to piss them off.

#4431970

Clouseau

2012-10-15 21:57

Strongest? It lifted a chair. What was the weight or mass of that chair?

#4432031

scoter man1

2012-10-16 00:06

I have to agree with others, I don't know how the hell that is "strong". Once it attempted to pick up something that was heavy enough where the motors didn't have enough power to overcome the torque on the body of the robot, its done. I'm sure that isn't a very high weight. I'd bet any of the robots that do welding or pretty much anything in auto manufacturing are "stronger", and sort of more human like.

#4432738

macdaddy

2012-10-17 01:20

remote controlled ?? But then again what you expect from American Development. Better leave it to the Japanese Folks. If that thing is a humanoid my remote controlled toy car is half way there.