Smooth Walking for $3,000
Jeremy Gutsche — April 3, 2006 — Tech
References: vstone.co.jp & boingboing.net
Vstone corporation, a Japanese robot company, has released a kit for a remote control robot based on Gigantor / Tetsu-jin 28. The 15 inch robot runs can walk smoothly like a human being. It runs for about $3,000... but how can you put a price on having more awesome robots than your neighbors?
Implications - 15 inches might not seem like a huge robot, but when you can effortlessly control one that size suddenly doesn't seem so bad at all. Just imagine all the playful havoc that you could wreak with this bad boy. While the $3,000 price tag might make the Gigantor Testu-jin 28 Robot out of reach for most enthusiasts, those who can afford to get their hands on one will be the envy of their friends for sure.
Implications - 15 inches might not seem like a huge robot, but when you can effortlessly control one that size suddenly doesn't seem so bad at all. Just imagine all the playful havoc that you could wreak with this bad boy. While the $3,000 price tag might make the Gigantor Testu-jin 28 Robot out of reach for most enthusiasts, those who can afford to get their hands on one will be the envy of their friends for sure.
Trend Themes
1. Remote Control Robots - Companies can explore new opportunities in the development of more advanced remote control robots.
2. Humanoid Robots - Robot manufacturers can continue to invest in the development of humanoid robots like the Gigantor Tetsu-jin 28 Robot that can walk smoothly and mimic human movements.
3. Playful Robotics - There is a growing market for playful and fun robotics that can be used for entertainment or leisure purposes.
Industry Implications
1. Robotics Manufacturing - The robotics manufacturing industry can explore new opportunities in the development of more advanced and realistic remote control and humanoid robots.
2. Entertainment Industry - The entertainment industry can incorporate playful and fun robotics into their products and experiences.
3. Consumer Electronics - Consumer electronics companies can invest in the development of new and innovative robotic devices for leisure and entertainment purposes.
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