VIDEO: Japanese exoskeleton suit called "HAL".
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There’s a long comic book tradition of people going slightly doo-lally, building massive robot suits in their garage, and then stomping all over their enemies. Well, the Japanese just did it. They’ve built HAL, who looks like he’ll stomp all over you in an instant.
HAL is worn over your arms and legs, and uses eight motors to attached to your shoulders, elbows, knees and waist to control your movements. Let just hope that whoever’s controlling it has the same ideas about what you want to do as you do. Still, longer term, this could be an incredible help for the disabled.
(via WeirdAsiaNews)
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Colour plus texture for the lips. Stands out on the runway. Simmers on the street! What made M·A·C famous.
When I was a child I managed to build a robot from empty cans. It took me more than a year to finish it but it was awesome.
You must be really bored to want to make a thing like that. Yesterday I saw the giant tower of lego parts the Brazilian guys have built.
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