Video: Robo-One-style greatest "hits" compilation makes us wince continuously
It's been just about six months now since we've seen a solid video of two incredibly sophisticated robots beating the ever-living daylights out of one another, and quite frankly, that's about 5.5 months too long. The unashamed fanatics of unbridled robot violence at Impress have assembled a killer compilation video showing some of the greatest slams, smashes, hits and fan chops from the Japanese robo fighting circuit, and it's waiting for your attention in the read link below. Warning: copious amounts of blood, PCB, gears and actuators are seen flying in all directions.























I lol'd.
I know it's just a saying, but when did robots get ever LIVING daylights?
Did I miss a memo?
If so, then I for one welco
I can't wait until the military makes giant ones with laser cannons and missiles.
When they take over they will see these videos and makes us humans fight to the death in all sorts of enviorments and have stables for us like sumo wrestlers. However there will little to no rice to be thrown just gore
Every time I watch those videos, hilarity ensues.
There goes two minutes I'll never get back...
I don't know the specifics, and obviously these are remote controlled, but why is honda having issues with asimo walking and such when these things pretty much dance around, is the size the huge difference here?
Yes, making a larger bot walk appears to be a dramatically harder problem ... which isn't obvious till you do the math or try it yourself...
There are a couple different things.
First off, have you seen how huge the feet are on these things? If you made it human size, these things would have feet the size of manhole covers.
Even with that, did you notice how often the things fell over? It's not that big of an issue when you're 6 ounces, totally different story when you're 100 lbs.
Human race is doomed...I have seen the future!
Are those really robots? They're more like radio-controlled cars...
This is hillarious. Most of the robots fall on their own. I think it's not really the robots' fault, but the operators behind the control. There are some pretty impressive moving robots. Pity the operators have probably never played with a gaming console in their life.
my money is on the black one.
http://robot.watch.impress.co.jp/cda/news/2008/12/12/1500.html
great, I can either watch 15 minutes of boring stuff to get to the best parts, or I can just watch the link posted by engadget