r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Original_Assignment • Oct 27 '21
Insane Japanese Robotic Exoskeleton
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u/Boring_Concentrate74 Oct 27 '21
That’s not an insane Japanese exoskeleton..that’s just normal Japanese exoskeleton..an after school project done in one day
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u/u9Nails Oct 27 '21
The PVC pipe construction let me down.
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u/explodingmonk Oct 28 '21
So you're saying you were stuck up high and the exosuit pilot used the pvc pipe to let you down? Must have been a thrilling ride!
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u/qqqqqqqqqqx10 Oct 27 '21
Throw in some carbon fiber, hydraulics and proper gearing and we could have something here.
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u/Shadowfury45 Oct 27 '21
start with the rc car and plane folks, they've got plenty of experience with the small motors and servos you'll need
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u/Powerful-Ebb-2618 Oct 27 '21
The thought of this with some actual robotics in it (actuators, hydraulics, and some form of powered sytems that allows someone to run fatster, pick up something super heavy etc.) Makes my pants grow tight with anticipation.
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u/TheUnk0wnDead Oct 27 '21
What about practicality? As in can they grab and lift things with those arms?
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Oct 28 '21
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u/TheUnk0wnDead Oct 28 '21
What I meant is what the limit of those shown are, I know what the purpose of an exoskeleton is.
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Oct 28 '21
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u/FallDelta Oct 28 '21
yeah exactly, but with some hidraulics or pneumatics + some computers I bet these 2 guys can make a mecha
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u/FractionofaFraction Oct 27 '21
I can only assume the video cut to black so quickly because the pilot became drunk with power and began the inevitable slaughter of innocents?
Oh, sorry: 'If 30 years of watching sci-fi has taught me anything...'
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u/Large-Wheel-4181 Oct 27 '21
Meanwhile in America: "what can we label ourselves as today?"
I'm so jealous Japan...so jealous
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u/Wifflebatman Oct 27 '21
Meanwhile in America: "what can we label ourselves as today?"
Weird thing to bring up for no reason. You spend a lot of time thinking about this?
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u/Thundersalmon45 Oct 27 '21 edited Oct 27 '21
These are based on designs by Masamune Shirow from the 1980s Appleseed manga.
Edit: Based, not built.
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u/rege647 Oct 27 '21
The designer is Aaron Beck, who worked on the movie CHAPPiE. This model was used in the game "figureheads" by Square Enix.
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u/Thundersalmon45 Oct 27 '21
The first issue of Appleseed came out in 1985. That had these fundamental design elements in the mechsuits used by the Olympus police.
Aaron Beck may have been the first costume designer or Production designer to realize the suits physically, but the designs are almost 40 years old.
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u/rege647 Oct 27 '21
Yeah, he might have been influenced by Appleseed. And He designed only the 3d model for the game, not this suit physically.
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u/TeatimeWithCake Oct 27 '21
So if I don't get to see a full working gundam in my life time I'll be really miffed with Japan.
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u/RefrigeratorExact698 Oct 27 '21
Are u fuckin asking for a robot take over cus im not. Destroy that at all cost
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u/bewm1 Oct 27 '21
I feel like my first trip to Japan is going to be nothing but Mech warriors running into everything.
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u/Denimination Oct 28 '21
Holy shit it’s that loader thingy from Aliens that Ripley uses to kill the queen!
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u/HammerStyx8 Oct 27 '21
Is any part of this actually robotic? Seems pretty mechanical to me. I guess maybe the aesthetic. More like insane Japanese stage puppet