What are the military applications for a 9ft tall mech?
>>65361162manlet rage
Bigger warehouses
>>65361162Would be way more practical to use but less as a mech and more like power armor
>>65361162idk ask Ghanians
>>65361162Airborne Assault
>>65361162Riot control, imagine putting a teargas canister launchers on the shoulders, a pepper ball gun on one arm and a bean bag gun on the other. Fully enclosed the cockpit in ballistic glass and give it some armor on the legs. This thing could tear through crowds.
>>65361175>>65361162
>>65361162>>65361195>another China tech concept demo scam
>>65361162>August 17 2026How do they have magazines from the future?
>>65361226Because the physical copy is sold later
>>65361195>wall of loose cinder blocksimplessive
>>65361240it really is hilarious how much of a scam this shit is lol. Time magazine and a Chinese company sucking each other off for views.
>>65361162Should be good to kick unarmed protestors. Unlike a horse, it will do that reliably every time.Could be used as electric elephants to dispatch insufficiently loyal Republicans with American History X stomps. In Minecraft.
Stop making this thread
Implessive
>>65361166this and only this. even then forklifts are superior.
>>65361162That robot posture screams: "Mom said it's my turn to play"
>>65361162Put flesh and a cute face on it and turn it into a police rape fembot.
>>65361195>more unitree implessive bullshit that can only use pre-programmed walking cycles on a perfectly flat surface.I wish it was real but sadly chinkshit is usually bullshit.
>>65361162
Why are you so butthurt, chinkshill?
>>65361162i understand that some of the discrepancy in height is from the perspective of the shot, but if the robot is 9ft is that guy 4'2"?
>>65361224>>65361240>>65361254>>65361342>ImplessiveThat's exactly what luddites said about these guys.
I forgot it's the weekends and the loser chinkshill is spamming again
>>65361590the mech doesn't fly though. Just moves slower than vehicles we have already lol. Doesn't do anything special.
>>65361590No they didn't. No one ever said that. No one ever said powered flight was impossible either. Yeah, I know that was going to be your next move you smooth-brained faggot.
>>65361590you're simply not reliable, zhang. behind the veneer of technical proficiency you're just like the shit stained jeets you hate so much, a race of spiteful subhumans that live off scamming and cargo cult-ing whites while pretending to be superior.
Vely implessive
>>65361195>>65361162Honest question: Besides "Because it's cool", what does this do that Forklifts and the warehouse robots that Amazon is making can't do?
>>65361189what if you just put all that stuff on a wheeled or tracked vehicle instead?then you wouldn't be able to trip it
>>65362056It go through rough terrain, and also work as an excavator, crane, while also being able to use weapons.
>>653620702/10
You will never have the future imagined. You will have cold, hunger and the given day.
>>65362056Dude, hands lmao.
>>65361162>Has to get their smallest, skinniest guy to climb into it.>Have to jump-cut to a foam dummy while it walks because it can't handle human weight in it.>Knocks over a wall of totally industrial grade cinderblocks stacked one box deep, as a show of strength.Chinese engineering very implessive. At least fake it enough that an American R&D company actually makes it.
>>65362056That thing? Nada, except tip over when a person tries to pilot it.The idea? Could be very useful for basically a large power tool machine with hands.
>>65361162To fight xenos of course
>>65361590The airplane did something no human could ever do.Your mech is literally just a worse version of a human.
>>65362062It's not as intimidating as a walking mech. It's the same reason why horses are still used for riot control, it directly taps onto primal fears of humans
>>65361693>no ever said powered flying was possiblewilbur wright himself said it wasnt happening for another 50 years in 1901lord kelvin said it wasnt going to happen 50 days before it happened and he was a lauded physicist
>>65363597>and he was a lauded physicistAt that point, Aerodynamics was too young a theory even for most of the Epstein folks.
I want one. But not because of the mobility shit, I want a machine built as an accessory to a giant axe, who's function is moving around and swinging it. I want to be able to chop shit with an axe roughly in the class of a school bus or municipal plow truck.
>>65363636Why not install chainsaws onto it?
>>65363092I never thought to question this before but what exactly would a humanoid form bring to a construction site as far as heavy industrial usage goes?If you need to lift things using a crane handles that instead of contriving fingers onto a giant hand and if it's too big it can go inside the structure to do things.It really goes to show that power armor/exo-skeletons are really the way to go.
>>65363799A Single system that can do the job of several construction vehicles
>>65363807Such as? What is a mech going to do a excavator doesn't? Even the loader from Aliens works as a glorified fork lift and seeing what is usually carried by them I question how useful a humanoid shape would be outside of very specific situations like ship that isn't butt fucking huge like a carrier.
>>65363816Since It has hands, just like a person It could change roles by just grabbing a different tool, and there won't be much training either
>>65363799If they can be synchronized with external sensors, they could be laying bricks like your mum on the loo. Brick laying height's limited by a person's height, so the wall would be going up faster and with less scaffolding.In window and door installation, we used to hit the site with the whole company, because that's how many folks it took to safely lift and place very large pieces.Finally, exos are kinda shit in use. Even if they're fully powered (which they generally are not), you still need to adjust fit and you still have to carry them. With a larger robot, you just get in and put on the control sensors for the extremities. There's loads of lifting to do on a construction site that can't use a crane. Nobody's going to bitch about a robot doing it.
>>65363799>>65363807mechs are fucking dumb. The idea is to put a massive multi-purpose machine on two legs, one leg while walking. This is very unstable and if I would on a work site, I would be staying very clear of it. Millions of years of evolution could only make bipedal theropod's that weighed 10 tons and could pick up about two tons (from what we know, could be more), but that creature would be very ill-suited for construction sites or warehouses. Lifts and other vehicles may as well be perfected. We have tiny forklifts that can operate and work in a warehouse perfectly. Staying stable, lifting very heavy loads, moving quickly, and using reliable energy sources.
>>65363818>>65363820>>65363833Thinking back on Patlabor underwater construction could be good. You also run into the issue of a giant humanoid vehicle messing up the ocean floor walking about but I suppsoe if you're putting in oil rigs the environiment is the least of your concern.Then it makes me go back to the Humble ball and just have the arms be advanced enough to have a welder be able to move it as if he were actually doing it himself.
>>65363799If its compact enough it can be something that can go where people can go but vehicles can't. That's the ultimate advantage of a humanoid form that is approximal to human size. You run into ground pressure issues quickly though, I think powered frames that allow humans to carry more weight like an exosuit are going to come around and those will be useful for many applications where you can't bring a wheeled or tracked platform, but not full on suits.
>>65363839In Patlabor's case it also seems to be because for a fuckhuge megaproject, everything's big anyway and being able to flood the place with vehicles able to fill a bunch of different roles okay is better than having to rotate through more specialised tools.Labors also benefit from hyper technology as the intro always reminds us, not that we've ever been told what the fuck it is.
>>65364178So…just what is Pats job anyway?
>>65361195>wang xingxing
>>65361195You know it's a fake by the 3rd second, how exactly would that thing not instantly topple forward when attempting to get on all fours?
>>65364875It's crawling upside down/"spider walking": https://youtu.be/oWOyUMJWptc
This is both a /m/ offtopic thread and a chink spam thread in one.
>>65363807You mean like a Bobcat?
>>65364914this is literally just a robot design that has been around for ages at this point with a car seat bolted into it. What's even the point of the seat? Isn't it better to just remotely pilot it? Especially when it's flipping backwards like that? lol
>>65361590>waaaah if you call out my fake and gay chinkshit investor trap you’re a luddite!I love robotics technology that is actually real and not a scam AKA not chinese.
>>65361195>who has done more than arguably anyoneall these guys did was copy boston dynamics' hard work
What weapons should a mech be carrying? 14.5mm machineguns? Recoiless rifles?
>>65366344Magic wands and unicorn cocks
>>65361590>Chinese eternally pissed that America did everything cool first
>>65361162>it's ANOTHER fucking mech threadIt's all so tiresome.
>>65369122What’s the tactical advantage of chinkshills spamming shitty chink investor bait robot threads?
>>65362062Can walk over barricades that would stop a vehicle, you could even give it a grabby arm too move shit out of the way
>>65370725Lol.Lmao.ROFL even.
9 ft tall fursuit
>>65361162Japan
