Biggest dragon robot in the world

The name of this dragon-shaped robot is Fanny. It weighs 11 tons, 9.14m high, can flap wings that wings length is 12.2m, can walk on 4 legs and spit fire.

Photo: Daily Mail

Fanny robot was designed by Zollner Elektronik AG, Germany. It is remotely controlled by 4 devices, in the body with a turbo diesel engine and a series of hydraulic valves. This robot was created as part of the Tradinno project - the word of 'tradition' and 'innovation'. Fanny was awarded the world's largest walking robot and recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records.

This robot dragon is made up of two hydraulic circuits with 272 valves, 50 drives and uses 165 liters of oil. It holds a total of 1.300m of power cable. In addition, there are 80 liters of fake blood sprayed on the back during the performance when it was stabbed. Each of Fanny's legs has seven levels of movement that help it move forward, backward, move to either side or walk around an angle.

According to the Daily Mail, Fanny is based on a folk legend, with the play Drachenstich (meaning "thrust the dragon" ) held in the town of Furth im Wald in 500 years.