A robot that moves too fluidly to do The Robot!

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wow. wow. Really impressive. A very different approach than the massive industrial ASIMO - but, maybe coming from the toy angle and scaling up is a better way to go. I hope he open sources the software and lets people tinker.

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wow. wow. Really impressive. A very different approach than the massive industrial ASIMO - but, maybe coming from the toy angle and scaling up is a better way to go. I hope he open sources the software and lets people tinker.


I WANT!!!!

He made the robot angry, that was his first mistake.

The beginning of the end begins...

very very cool and I love the guy's enthusiasm...

surprising that it's a European and not Japanese.
The biggest problem w/ these robots are batteries. If you put too powerful processor in it, it'll eat up battery, otherwise it'll be just a dumb toy.

When the CEO was caught off guard by the autonomy of the robot, it sent chills down my spine...

are we sure we want to build these things?