The thing that scares me, like really scares me about robots is the fact that technology ALWAYS follows science fiction. Every single baby step made by roboticists has been done before the exact same way by some crappy novel/movie. They got it all the way down to the way this thing dances.
And they all end up the same way, some fatal flaw making the machines attack.
@dusk1234567890 Not for at least another ten years. Technology takes time to advance to a completely cost-efficient and practical state. This is just like the evolution of cell phones, computers, and virtually everything else humans have created. All it takes is just a little time and effort, and the benefits will eventually shine through.
tens of millions of dollars spent on the rich does help the poor. Who do you think pays their salary? Not to mention the creation of jobs products like this entail.
It may be modeled after a thin athlete, but when it first stepped out I was more reminded of the CGI Tetra Vaal police robot despite the lack of head fins/antennas.
(I think the comments aren't letting me post the link, search YouTube)
amazingly done.... i see a PHD in every joint. funny thing people who obviously dont have the slightest clue about knowledge and science give themselves the permission to comment.
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And how is this supposed to help our society? Half the world lives in abject poverty & this is what first world countries are concerned about? robot servants for the rich? Hey Japan! You've got one of the worst suicide rates in the world, you can't fix human suffering with more technology, think about it.
@botswanky You act as if all of Japan's scientists are ONLY working on robots. This is your perception only because robots are more popular (visible) online than more esoteric scientific advances.
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@plasticpals1 I'm fully aware of that, but the fact remains that there's tens of millions of dollars, that ARE being spent in this almost pointless field. Depression and suicide are rising around the globe at an unprecedented rate, along with the break down of the family unit mankind will soon be facing very serious unrest as these facters start having an effect on society. The study of robotics is fine to a point, beyond that it's pretentious.
@botswanky I think it is pretty pretentious of you to say that. Robotics has the potential to help mankind achieve incredible things and there are many breakthroughs coming that will save millions of lives. Robotics will have a huge impact on war, transportation, space exploration, health care, and agriculture. But according to your line of thinking, we should stop spending money on it because the breakthroughs haven't yet occurred.
@plasticpals1 It's ok up to a point, beyond that it's just an escapist fantasy as there are far to many other issues that need to be addressed if mankind has any hope for a brighter future. "Robotics will have a huge impact on war, transportation, space exploration, health care, and agriculture". These problems will not be resolved by robotics or any other form of advancements in technology. A fundamental problem will always be there, as history proves, we lack the ability to rule ourselves.
@botswanky I rather have them spend money on robotics than giving money to 3rd world country with corrupt governments which will use the money we send for weapons and increasing the tyranny. Recent example is Haïti. And where do you get the IDEA that it will be for Rich 1st world people?! Are you from africa living in a bamboo hut with almost nothing to eat and fight every day to stay alive?! Or are you just another 1st world citizen who loves to Troll on youtube pretending to give a fuck? GTFO
perhaps you should stop wasting all the money you spend on luxury products and give it to the poor? The money needed for the development of this kind of technology pales in comparison to the money spent on developing cosmetics or dog food. This tech actually has the potential to help people. I am guessing you are one of those people that thinks the space program is a waste of money? This kind of technological exploration always produces benefits you can't predict in advance.
@botswanky The solution to global misery is not to cut spending on robotics, but to kill politicians. Besides, robotics can help lift many impoverished people from the dirt that they are in by performing tedious tasks and allowing those who live in harsher conditions to spend more time on education and improving their lives.
what a weird mindset. How about the millions that are spent in the USA on NASCAR each year? Does racing cars around a racetrack contribute anything to society except mindless fun and atmospheric pollution?
How about monster truck rallies? The total amount spent on robotics is probably a fraction of what is spent on baseball player salaries.
@botswanky While I do agree with your remark on Japan getting its priorities right with making robots for the rich, your comment on there suicide rate is actually a culture issue. Suicide is considered a way out of certain problems and issue one might not want to have to face. We in the west might call it stupid or even cruel for the reasons people kill themselves in Japan they however, do not. Honour of oneself and family, saving face and respect can mean very different things in Japan.
@TMANIMPROVED your confusing AI with physical abilities. What I was refering to is more like a waldo setup. A waldo is more like a remote control with some autonomy. A human firefighter with his years of experience would suit up in a set of sensors and manipulators. The human would decide where to move and what actions to take and the robot would perform the actions. The advantage, besides keeping the human safe, would be that the robot would be able to work in enviroments unreachable otherwise.
@TMANIMPROVED what you are thinking of is an andriod, not a robot. If it becomes possible to create a self aware thinking inteligence in the future, not having robots would not be a problem for it if it wished to do harm. Think of how many times a day your life depends on computers working properly. Now imagine if an AI exists which has access to those computers and it wishes harm. Planes fall out of the sky, elevators drop, reactors go critical, cars accelerate out of control. Bad enough?
@botswanky Hate to break it to you, but utilitarianism is fundamentally flawed as a basis for morality (maybe you should look it up just in case). Society cannot progress without pioneering advances. Of course, there are very few companies that actually do stuff like this, and many more people working on the day-to-day. Just enjoy the shiny robot and stop trying to bring everyone else down.
After 5yrs of helping suicidal youths not take their lives in Japan. I feel that I'm in a fine position to have made such a comment. And robotics is just one part of technological advancement, your blanket insult of my comment is idiotic and childish.
@botswanky Uh no you are not "in a fine position" to make comments like "being spent in this almost pointless field" and "study of robotics is fine to a point, beyond that it's pretentious." You are an absolute moron with no knowledge of the field of Robotics and you should definitely stop trolling these videos. Oh, and I do have a degree in this field, from MIT no less.
@karim3343 Absolute moron huh? too bad studying at MIT hasn't done anything for your manners. And dealing in very real human misery DOES put me a fine position, you know why? Because I live in reality & see first hand were we should invest our time and money, and it sure as hell ain't robotics. btw, posting a comment on robotics over a year ago does not make one a troll, but I guess it makes it easier to undermine me doesn't it. Anyway, good luck with your utopian fantasy.
I wonder when the japanese are going to start basing their software off dynamic internal control. They're great at making a robot move in a realistic fashion, but they need to make it able to figure it out on its own. That way they can say "go over there," instead of "bend knee -21 degrees, bend hip +10.5 degrees,...etc., etc., etc., etc.."
All it needs is mechanical commands to move objects from one place to another, and we have ourselves the complete blueprint and working model for automated workers. Than you have free-energy, and you have free-automated workers.
Every time it walked to the screen I kept thinking "Shoot it!" I've never feared robots till I saw these. Now it's iRobot all over again! Shoot it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
See while ya'll are buisy developing robots that dance and include horribly inefficent things like legs we americans will build armies of assualt mecha.
I love how our imagination of the future is comming closer, Robotics will provide the world with a work force (slaves) . Biotechnology will extend our lives by 200 years and cure all desieses. Comersial flights into space are begining to pop up. I am really excited about our future. lets just hope we don't blow ourselves up before we get to technilogial maturity...
@Mar1n - no worries, the robots will do his spelling for him! They'll cook and clean and feed and bathe him.... they'll go to his job and do his work... so he can sit on a couch and play Halo for 275 years!
@plasticpals1 That's Enough Pressure To Push The Fire Key On A Scalar Weapon. We've Come A Long Way, But These Droids Are The Beginning Of Major Trouble. In The End, Metal Trumps Flesh And Machinery Can Proceed The Mind By Which It Was Built. Quote Me.. Cool Vid.
It looks like a 6 year old could take it in a fight. I wont be impressed until a robot can take on one 12 year old or 2 5 year olds. Because that's where bipedal human robots will first reach their most use. In the coming 4-13 year old wars.
Quite dexterous! I didn't take note of the position number, but the scene where the bot is approaching the camera is a little unnerving! All it is doing is walking, but I got the feeling that I needed to defend or flee! I think I'm going to want my bots a foot or so shorter to compensate for that.
It's got great flexibility and balance and is quite mobile. But I see no practical use for it yet. As far as I know, someone off stage was manipulating everything, anyway, which just makes it a big, radio controlled power ranger. I wish I could scratch that far up my back, though.
"Bow before me, puny fleshbags! Judgement day is upon you! Resistance is futile! You will all be my slav...OH SHIT!! YOU'RE HUGE!!! BZZZGHLARHXZZZ00100101001" *Short circuits*
Incredible work :D another SERIOUS 2 legged robot :D
m44ever 3 weeks ago
that is soooooo beast
Ilive2lovepie 1 month ago
just like a mech from mass effect 2
Palgh 2 months ago
I want a better version of this one. Hurry!
dkoribag1 2 months ago
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Boston Dynamics just shit all over this with Petman
NoBullet 4 months ago
A Perfectly good use of millions of dollars while people starve.
veldross1 4 months ago
anybody thinking star wars episode 1 droids? just add a gun!
darkartone 5 months ago
@95kemp Lmao i really did misunderstood.
FadFlow 5 months ago
@95kemp iROBOT SUCKED..terminator is good.
FadFlow 5 months ago
But will it blend?
rankaratar 6 months ago
The thing that scares me, like really scares me about robots is the fact that technology ALWAYS follows science fiction. Every single baby step made by roboticists has been done before the exact same way by some crappy novel/movie. They got it all the way down to the way this thing dances.
And they all end up the same way, some fatal flaw making the machines attack.
MarlonOwnsYourCake 6 months ago
what was with the idol poses and karate stance. japan is great apparently
michu070 6 months ago
the name sounds like HERPIE HAHAHA i dont think anyone will want herpie wandering about their homes
mrbumblesquat 7 months ago
Okay but when will they become useful?
dusk1234567890 7 months ago
@dusk1234567890 Not for at least another ten years. Technology takes time to advance to a completely cost-efficient and practical state. This is just like the evolution of cell phones, computers, and virtually everything else humans have created. All it takes is just a little time and effort, and the benefits will eventually shine through.
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wow thats sick
OnLifeMars 8 months ago
In 10 to 15 years they are going to be mass produced
zsdg34 8 months ago
I like him better when he was called ASIMO
wotshish 8 months ago
so it begins...
wizzzer1337 9 months ago
tens of millions of dollars spent on the rich does help the poor. Who do you think pays their salary? Not to mention the creation of jobs products like this entail.
mcchriskicksass 9 months ago 2
00:30 - teabag
KLA914 10 months ago
It may be modeled after a thin athlete, but when it first stepped out I was more reminded of the CGI Tetra Vaal police robot despite the lack of head fins/antennas.
(I think the comments aren't letting me post the link, search YouTube)
cyborgsix 1 year ago
KILL ALL HUMANS
SuperDZEN 1 year ago
are they equipped with the tree basic laws of robotics?
tavarestattoo 1 year ago
If they learn it to use a gun.. we're screwed
TheMychemmonster 1 year ago
amazingly done.... i see a PHD in every joint. funny thing people who obviously dont have the slightest clue about knowledge and science give themselves the permission to comment.
mojojojovic1 1 year ago
They are really getting there o_o. Keep up the hard work!
Shalek 1 year ago 2
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And how is this supposed to help our society? Half the world lives in abject poverty & this is what first world countries are concerned about? robot servants for the rich? Hey Japan! You've got one of the worst suicide rates in the world, you can't fix human suffering with more technology, think about it.
botswanky 1 year ago
@botswanky You act as if all of Japan's scientists are ONLY working on robots. This is your perception only because robots are more popular (visible) online than more esoteric scientific advances.
plasticpals1 1 year ago 25
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@plasticpals1 I'm fully aware of that, but the fact remains that there's tens of millions of dollars, that ARE being spent in this almost pointless field. Depression and suicide are rising around the globe at an unprecedented rate, along with the break down of the family unit mankind will soon be facing very serious unrest as these facters start having an effect on society. The study of robotics is fine to a point, beyond that it's pretentious.
botswanky 1 year ago
@botswanky I think it is pretty pretentious of you to say that. Robotics has the potential to help mankind achieve incredible things and there are many breakthroughs coming that will save millions of lives. Robotics will have a huge impact on war, transportation, space exploration, health care, and agriculture. But according to your line of thinking, we should stop spending money on it because the breakthroughs haven't yet occurred.
plasticpals1 1 year ago 27
@plasticpals1 It's ok up to a point, beyond that it's just an escapist fantasy as there are far to many other issues that need to be addressed if mankind has any hope for a brighter future. "Robotics will have a huge impact on war, transportation, space exploration, health care, and agriculture". These problems will not be resolved by robotics or any other form of advancements in technology. A fundamental problem will always be there, as history proves, we lack the ability to rule ourselves.
botswanky 1 year ago
@botswanky I rather have them spend money on robotics than giving money to 3rd world country with corrupt governments which will use the money we send for weapons and increasing the tyranny. Recent example is Haïti. And where do you get the IDEA that it will be for Rich 1st world people?! Are you from africa living in a bamboo hut with almost nothing to eat and fight every day to stay alive?! Or are you just another 1st world citizen who loves to Troll on youtube pretending to give a fuck? GTFO
mordecaibraeden2 1 year ago
@botswanky
perhaps you should stop wasting all the money you spend on luxury products and give it to the poor? The money needed for the development of this kind of technology pales in comparison to the money spent on developing cosmetics or dog food. This tech actually has the potential to help people. I am guessing you are one of those people that thinks the space program is a waste of money? This kind of technological exploration always produces benefits you can't predict in advance.
DaFreak4ever 1 year ago
@botswanky The solution to global misery is not to cut spending on robotics, but to kill politicians. Besides, robotics can help lift many impoverished people from the dirt that they are in by performing tedious tasks and allowing those who live in harsher conditions to spend more time on education and improving their lives.
BezBog 11 months ago
@botswanky Not unless you are secretly trying to build an army of machines for conquest
pipil777 7 months ago
@botswanky
what a weird mindset. How about the millions that are spent in the USA on NASCAR each year? Does racing cars around a racetrack contribute anything to society except mindless fun and atmospheric pollution?
How about monster truck rallies? The total amount spent on robotics is probably a fraction of what is spent on baseball player salaries.
skr2k 1 year ago
@skr2k Yes, I agree with you.
botswanky 1 year ago
@botswanky if you're so concerned about poverty why don't you do something about it instead of assuming others will do it for you?
LordSib 1 year ago
@botswanky who said they were trying to fix human suffering? Stupid greenie
Designandrew 1 year ago
@botswanky While I do agree with your remark on Japan getting its priorities right with making robots for the rich, your comment on there suicide rate is actually a culture issue. Suicide is considered a way out of certain problems and issue one might not want to have to face. We in the west might call it stupid or even cruel for the reasons people kill themselves in Japan they however, do not. Honour of oneself and family, saving face and respect can mean very different things in Japan.
geneome 1 year ago
@botswanky technology does indeed fix human suffering, it improves our standard of living and its complete tasks more efficiently.
RayDandy 10 months ago
@botswanky Imagine a fireman that can't burn. A nuclear worker imune to radiation. A deep sea diver who needs no air. Open posibilities?
DouglasMiles1 10 months ago
@DouglasMiles1 imagine the day when that fireman realizes its stronger and faster than its own creator
TMANIMPROVED 10 months ago
@TMANIMPROVED your confusing AI with physical abilities. What I was refering to is more like a waldo setup. A waldo is more like a remote control with some autonomy. A human firefighter with his years of experience would suit up in a set of sensors and manipulators. The human would decide where to move and what actions to take and the robot would perform the actions. The advantage, besides keeping the human safe, would be that the robot would be able to work in enviroments unreachable otherwise.
DouglasMiles1 10 months ago
@TMANIMPROVED what you are thinking of is an andriod, not a robot. If it becomes possible to create a self aware thinking inteligence in the future, not having robots would not be a problem for it if it wished to do harm. Think of how many times a day your life depends on computers working properly. Now imagine if an AI exists which has access to those computers and it wishes harm. Planes fall out of the sky, elevators drop, reactors go critical, cars accelerate out of control. Bad enough?
DouglasMiles1 10 months ago
@DouglasMiles1 Good example of a modern waldo, youtube search for Sarcoman Robot Dancing
DouglasMiles1 10 months ago
@DouglasMiles1 thx for explaining i kinda get it now
TMANIMPROVED 10 months ago
@botswanky Hate to break it to you, but utilitarianism is fundamentally flawed as a basis for morality (maybe you should look it up just in case). Society cannot progress without pioneering advances. Of course, there are very few companies that actually do stuff like this, and many more people working on the day-to-day. Just enjoy the shiny robot and stop trying to bring everyone else down.
autocon2002 4 months ago
@botswanky lmao botswanky the pessimistic Luddite idiot. Stop commenting on these videos if you have problems with the advancement of technology.
karim3343 2 months ago
After 5yrs of helping suicidal youths not take their lives in Japan. I feel that I'm in a fine position to have made such a comment. And robotics is just one part of technological advancement, your blanket insult of my comment is idiotic and childish.
botswanky 2 months ago
@botswanky Uh no you are not "in a fine position" to make comments like "being spent in this almost pointless field" and "study of robotics is fine to a point, beyond that it's pretentious." You are an absolute moron with no knowledge of the field of Robotics and you should definitely stop trolling these videos. Oh, and I do have a degree in this field, from MIT no less.
Goodbye.
karim3343 2 months ago
@karim3343 Absolute moron huh? too bad studying at MIT hasn't done anything for your manners. And dealing in very real human misery DOES put me a fine position, you know why? Because I live in reality & see first hand were we should invest our time and money, and it sure as hell ain't robotics. btw, posting a comment on robotics over a year ago does not make one a troll, but I guess it makes it easier to undermine me doesn't it. Anyway, good luck with your utopian fantasy.
botswanky 2 months ago
I wonder when the japanese are going to start basing their software off dynamic internal control. They're great at making a robot move in a realistic fashion, but they need to make it able to figure it out on its own. That way they can say "go over there," instead of "bend knee -21 degrees, bend hip +10.5 degrees,...etc., etc., etc., etc.."
jag9998 1 year ago
I like the bulkier design of the hrp-3's better, this one looks really delicate, great mobility, though.
Brockton 1 year ago
Good luck taking over the world with these, their batteries last for under an hour.....
zoidberg172 1 year ago
At around 3:42 he lost track on the ball, and by the look on his face he must have seen some really nice tits on the audience.
el3ktricmind 1 year ago
Did anyone else imagine 100 000 of this walking like this in lines over a waist-land of human skulls?
Sparkleflea 1 year ago
This thing is truly amazing...I'd have to say this is one of the most compact humanoids I've seen in a while. Most of them look so bulky.
Now they just need to work on the brains and brawn. More smarts, more speed, more strength. I think they're otherwise almost there.
WarriorIng64 1 year ago
All it needs is mechanical commands to move objects from one place to another, and we have ourselves the complete blueprint and working model for automated workers. Than you have free-energy, and you have free-automated workers.
Juefawn 1 year ago
give in a gun , and ship this robot in iraq -.-" fullidiots
beautiful new world ordner
@LeftBehind2009
u have right !...
AgainstNN 1 year ago
HOOO GOOD BALANCE XP NEXT FUTURE
HAXAMID 1 year ago
Every time it walked to the screen I kept thinking "Shoot it!" I've never feared robots till I saw these. Now it's iRobot all over again! Shoot it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
LeftBehind2009 1 year ago
Keep that shyt over there!!! We breaks up toys over here!!!
dcbama3209 1 year ago
place dialouge somewhere in the video
wolfya11 1 year ago
i wonder what the white one in the back can do
DuMa10000 1 year ago
@DuMa10000 That's the HRP-3 -- go to their YouTube channel and watch videos of it yourself at channel: KTIKawadaGroup.
plasticpals1 1 year ago 3
@DuMa10000 the white one is combat type which job is to kill all humans
imtube333 1 year ago
See while ya'll are buisy developing robots that dance and include horribly inefficent things like legs we americans will build armies of assualt mecha.
All your bases are belong to us.
valcan321 1 year ago
Can we all say: CYLON
BaronsPhotography 1 year ago
@BaronsPhotography It has a slightly off walk, but they will get it right soon!
astrialkil 1 year ago
I kept waiting for that thing to turn its head swiftly and say "stop, criminal!" Fortunately, it didn't see me.
Hateblade 1 year ago
Now all it has to do is be programed to do routine jobs. Physical routines are more important than dancing. I say 10 years.
Juefawn 1 year ago
I wonder if anyone has thought of wrapping this guy inside a rubber sex doll. Just a thought.
sbalogh53 1 year ago
They need to build this several hundred feet high, and take a stroll through NYC.
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And they have a plan....
msaroff 1 year ago
And they have a plan....
msaroff 1 year ago
I love how our imagination of the future is comming closer, Robotics will provide the world with a work force (slaves) . Biotechnology will extend our lives by 200 years and cure all desieses. Comersial flights into space are begining to pop up. I am really excited about our future. lets just hope we don't blow ourselves up before we get to technilogial maturity...
wario22 1 year ago 2
@wario22 comming, desieses, comercial, beginining, technilogial... i like your future vision of the english language!
Mar1n 1 year ago
@Mar1n - no worries, the robots will do his spelling for him! They'll cook and clean and feed and bathe him.... they'll go to his job and do his work... so he can sit on a couch and play Halo for 275 years!
steve66oh 1 year ago 2
人形ロボット。たいしたもんですね。
gekidantao 1 year ago
COOL!!!
TheGuramisu 1 year ago
i see the birth of Gundams!
grimnight 1 year ago
@grimnight
any robot as big as a gundam would not be able to support it's own weight...
n1bigdaddy 1 year ago
@n1bigdaddy was true in 1970, now we have carbon fibre.
gnubboleso 1 month ago
No srsly: I remember when we couldn't get robots to walk on two feet without falling,
now they can stand on one and perform other balancing tasks. This is amazing!
massive4r7 1 year ago
I for one welcome our new robot masters!
massive4r7 1 year ago
robots = the end of the hhuman race...
nednarbb 1 year ago
Japanese thinks robot is a friend.
American thinks robot is a soldier.
vv88vv88 1 year ago 8
Give it guns! And a trench coat plus a strap-on to intimidate people. No one will mess with a gun-toting flasher.
Give it the ability to be recharged by lasers from blimps above the cities. Or maybe just let VTOL-UAVs swap out their batteries as needed.
Have it equipped with pepper spray, artificial skunk spray, Tasers and a healthy dislike of anarchists and dirty hippies.
capitalistdingo 1 year ago
This one dances with you before it executes its prime directive of twisting your head off.
rrg019000 1 year ago
@rrg019000 Not possible. Only has a grasping force of 0.5kg.
plasticpals1 1 year ago 4
@plasticpals1 That's Enough Pressure To Push The Fire Key On A Scalar Weapon. We've Come A Long Way, But These Droids Are The Beginning Of Major Trouble. In The End, Metal Trumps Flesh And Machinery Can Proceed The Mind By Which It Was Built. Quote Me.. Cool Vid.
Bridgmen 1 year ago
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Kumiho 1 year ago
It looks like a 6 year old could take it in a fight. I wont be impressed until a robot can take on one 12 year old or 2 5 year olds. Because that's where bipedal human robots will first reach their most use. In the coming 4-13 year old wars.
You've been warned.
jedus1 1 year ago
awesome
pitnails 1 year ago
shouldn't be long now till we see a major advancement in robotics
JackHorner69 1 year ago
Why do I feel the need to kill it by dropping it into molten steel..
BZilliA 1 year ago 18
@BZilliA because your afriad, a coward!
JUKIO01 1 year ago
@JUKIO01 Do you mean "you're"... No worries bro.
BZilliA 1 year ago
@BZilliA DO IT BEFORE ITS TO LATE!!!! :D
HUNAdamus94 1 year ago
sex robot
classicnota 1 year ago
THE TERMINATOR!
hellzyeah45 1 year ago
herp-4
myshuno383 1 year ago
Quite dexterous! I didn't take note of the position number, but the scene where the bot is approaching the camera is a little unnerving! All it is doing is walking, but I got the feeling that I needed to defend or flee! I think I'm going to want my bots a foot or so shorter to compensate for that.
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vincenmt 1 year ago
It's got great flexibility and balance and is quite mobile. But I see no practical use for it yet. As far as I know, someone off stage was manipulating everything, anyway, which just makes it a big, radio controlled power ranger. I wish I could scratch that far up my back, though.
rriverstone1 1 year ago
When will they make robots that do all of the work for us humans so i can just sit on my ass and play video games?
Duff2021 1 year ago
I Robot movie isnt that far fetched after all..
TheRiggyRiggs 1 year ago
say goodbye to the flesh bound body.
willbraham 1 year ago
POWER RANGER!
jirdaar 1 year ago
Oh damn... that's scary
BICKris 1 year ago
WORLD DOMINATION!!!!
davidpallen09 1 year ago
Can't wait until they are so evolved that people will start to discriminate against them. It will happen, you know it will!
TheDFanatic 1 year ago 2
@TheDFanatic Yea.... 100% agree... that's our human tendency...
BICKris 1 year ago
@TheDFanatic it will end human discrimination towards each other. we will all have a common enemy now. but i for one welcome the robots
JUKIO01 1 year ago
Beautiful version. What balance.
theogore 1 year ago
"Bow before me, puny fleshbags! Judgement day is upon you! Resistance is futile! You will all be my slav...OH SHIT!! YOU'RE HUGE!!! BZZZGHLARHXZZZ00100101001" *Short circuits*
NeuroTheory 1 year ago
@NeuroTheory You're from Digg, aren't you?
ginito 1 year ago
wow! he's looking great!
daxx2k 1 year ago
wow!
daxx2k 1 year ago
he mustve good processors for the balance.. Wow my brain is awesome!!!
MasterMike44 1 year ago