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Japan unveils world's largest operational humanoid robot

Sunday, 23 October 2016 1:12 AM [ Last Update: Sunday, 23 October 2016 1:14 AM ]

The world's largest operational humanoid robot weighs 300 kilograms unveiled in Japan.

Japanese experts have developed one of the largest operational humanoid robots in the world. They were inspired by a giant robot from an animation series.

Engineers in Osaka say the huge biped walking robot that is 4 meters tall and weighs 300 kilograms is now on sale. It would be between $770,000 and $960,000. The robot can be operated from a cockpit inside its body.

The pilot watches the display captured by a head camera and operates the robot using the joystick and the master-slave controller. The pilot moves the joint of the master doll. Then the slave robot does the same motion.

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