Super robot 4 tons releases bullets when the owner laughs

Suidobashi Heavy Industry electronics company in Tokyo, Japan has launched a super robot weighing 4 tons, which can be controlled by iPhone.

>>>Video: Super robot 4 tons releases bullets when the owner laughs

In an interview with Wired technology magazine, engineer Kogoro Kurata, the father of a super robot, said he plans to produce this product in large quantities and sell it at an expected price of $ 1.3 to 1.5 million. for technology lovers for entertainment or collection purposes.

Suidobashi released the super robot Kuratas at Wonder Festival.

Kuratas super robot is equipped with advanced weapon system - multi-barreled gun capable of firing 6,000 BB bullets (ballistic bullets) in 1 minute. Kuratas' ll shooting the gun when the operator laughing.

Therefore, the manufacturer recommends that operators should limit laughter to avoid errors when operating Kuratas.

To control Kuratas, users can sit in the cockpit inside the robot or use "Master-Slave system" with any smartphone with 3G connection.

You can stand outside to control Kuratas via 3G connected phone.

Super robot has about 30 hydraulic couplings that allow operators to use motion-based control mechanisms.

. or inside the cockpit (Anna is entering the cabin).

In addition, the automatic aiming system allows you to lock the target."Kuratas will not give any goal to escape" , Anna - who controls the Kuratas robot during the Wonder Festival technology exhibition in Chiba (Japan) on July 29.

Kuratas and 2 engineers of Suidobashi and the controller Anna (middle).

Kuratas is nearly 4m tall and weighs 4 tons, does not count the driver. Super 4-wheel robot ensures easy transport. The operator can drive this robot at speeds of less than 10.5 km / hour.

The maximum speed of the super robot is 10km / h.

To please individual customers, this super robot is also manufactured in 16 different colors, including black and pink. If you put in an extra $ 95, you will have a super robot version capable of lifting you from the cockpit out.