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Are Giant Robots Possible. Researchers at mit have made significant steps toward creating robots that could practically and economically assemble nearly anything, including things much larger than themselves, from vehicles to buildings to larger robots. The robots, or 'mechas' in new movie 'pacific rim' are huge. It still had to be connected to the massive gantry, but it could move its legs, arms, head, and various individual panels to make it look like it was the real thing. At least, in a limited sense. For decades, there has been a common thread in what we think the battlegrounds of the future will look like; But would these giants hold up in real life? But bigger isn't always better, say roboticists. But it can bend down on one. Large buildings need piles driven into the ground to stop them. The legs would never be able to support a giant robot, they'd buckle under the weight, and the ground likely wouldn't be able to withstand it. Standing at 18 meters (59 feet) tall, this huge robot can’t fly in space or wield laser beam sabers. Here are a few of the challenges of making.

It still had to be connected to the massive gantry, but it could move its legs, arms, head, and various individual panels to make it look like it was the real thing. For decades, there has been a common thread in what we think the battlegrounds of the future will look like; Researchers at mit have made significant steps toward creating robots that could practically and economically assemble nearly anything, including things much larger than themselves, from vehicles to buildings to larger robots. The robots, or 'mechas' in new movie 'pacific rim' are huge. But would these giants hold up in real life? The legs would never be able to support a giant robot, they'd buckle under the weight, and the ground likely wouldn't be able to withstand it. Here are a few of the challenges of making. At least, in a limited sense. Standing at 18 meters (59 feet) tall, this huge robot can’t fly in space or wield laser beam sabers. Large buildings need piles driven into the ground to stop them.

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Are Giant Robots Possible Large buildings need piles driven into the ground to stop them. Researchers at mit have made significant steps toward creating robots that could practically and economically assemble nearly anything, including things much larger than themselves, from vehicles to buildings to larger robots. For decades, there has been a common thread in what we think the battlegrounds of the future will look like; Standing at 18 meters (59 feet) tall, this huge robot can’t fly in space or wield laser beam sabers. Large buildings need piles driven into the ground to stop them. But bigger isn't always better, say roboticists. The legs would never be able to support a giant robot, they'd buckle under the weight, and the ground likely wouldn't be able to withstand it. But would these giants hold up in real life? The robots, or 'mechas' in new movie 'pacific rim' are huge. Here are a few of the challenges of making. It still had to be connected to the massive gantry, but it could move its legs, arms, head, and various individual panels to make it look like it was the real thing. At least, in a limited sense. But it can bend down on one.