Robot: Named after the winged dinosaur Archaeopteryx, Tsubame Industries, a Japanese robotics company, recently presented Archax, a 3.5-ton, 15-foot-tall robot that a human can operate from within. The suit was designed to resemble the battle bots from the hit anime “Mobile Suit Gundam,” but its developers think it will be more useful for space exploration and life-saving than for big-budget conflicts. Read on to learn more about this amazing piece of technology.
Japan’s Gundam-like robot
A ladder is used by the pilot to access the steel-bodied Archax’s cockpit, which is located inside the bot’s torso. The pilot can observe their surroundings thanks to a set of four screens within the cockpit that are connected to nine cameras outside. Joysticks and two-floor pedals are used to control the robot’s arms and four wheels, which allow it to reach a maximum speed of six miles per hour.
Just make sure you have the $3 million to spend on whatever you like. For the five distinct iterations of the machine, the business has just started taking preorders.
What can it be used for?
At first glance, that may sound remarkable, but according to the company’s website, the present robot isn’t designed to handle the challenging circumstances of space operations or disaster assistance. According to the business, its purpose is merely to demonstrate the possibilities of a robot of the future and make it appear “cool.”
Yoshida expresses his expectation that Archax versions in the future will be able to be utilised for both space exploration and disaster assistance. There’s no doubt that Gundams has potential uses on the battlefield, given that the TV version was utilised for combat.
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