Canada to develop a floating state and agile robot walking on water

Canada to develop a floating state and agile robot walking on water

The robot is much needed in human life. Now, robots play a role in facilitating the work of many people and change the human role. One of them in relation to the world of water.

In studies that have dipubilasi at the American Chemical Society's Applied Materials & Interfaces journal, Canadian scientists say they have created a robot that not only can walk on water like a water strider insects but can also take a leap above the surface.

Some small robot that can walk on water have been developed and can cross the lake and other water for water quality monitoring or surveillance operations.

Researcher named Pan Qinmin from the University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada, and his colleagues say they have built a robot that can walk and the water went well and jumped in the water.

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This Japanese giant robot named Kuratas Battle Mech.This Giant Robot Controlled Smartphone



Japanese electronics companies Suidobashi Heavy Industry has just inaugurated a giant robot named Kuratas Battle Mech at Wonder Festival a few days ago. Robot with a height of 4 meters and a weight of 4.5 tonnes can be run with all four wheels, can lift heavy weights, can hold a weapon, hitting the opponent, gripping and shooting can be controlled by a person through the cockpit.


Besides controlled via the cockpit, this robot can be controlled with a smartphone using an application known as MasterSlave control system. This application can be run via a 3G network to be able to move this giant robot. Kuratas robot is available in 16 different color choices and will be marketed in the near future. The price of this robot 1.523 million yen, or about 183 billion. For more details, please see the video below