The Great Elephant is a Massively Recycled Ride
Meghan Young — July 27, 2010 — Tech
Although you've probably seen your fair share of robots, the Great Elephant robot will still undoubtedly have you mind-boggled. Reaching 12 meters high at a span of 8 meters wide, this eco-friendly creation is the actual size of its real-life counterpart.
Capable of carrying up to 49 passengers, this Great Elephant robot is fashioned out of 45 tonnes of reclaimed wood and steel. Environmentally friendly and definitely interesting, this robot is a massive and intricate work of art and technology.
Capable of carrying up to 49 passengers, this Great Elephant robot is fashioned out of 45 tonnes of reclaimed wood and steel. Environmentally friendly and definitely interesting, this robot is a massive and intricate work of art and technology.
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Robotics - The trend of creating robots out of recycled materials invites opportunities for sustainable and environmentally-friendly technological advancements.
2. Intelligent Transportation - The creation of large-scale robots like the Great Elephant demonstrate the potential for innovative methods of transportation which prioritize passenger experience.
3. Large-scale Artistic Creations - As seen with the Great Elephant, the trend of large-scale artistic creations via robotics technology has the potential to revolutionize the art world.
Industry Implications
1. Transportation Industry - Creating life-sized robotic creatures for transportation purposes has the potential to dramatically impact the transportation industry.
2. Art Industry - The integration of robotics technology in the art industry could potentially disrupt traditional methods of artistic production.
3. Sustainability Industry - The development of eco-friendly and recyclable robotic creatures presents opportunities for businesses and industries focused on promoting sustainability.
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