My favorite og walking robot.

First ever Fortnite dance

That armor's too strong for blasters.

Otro genial inventor español que ha caído en el olvido. Como Alejandro Goicoechea, inventor del TALGO. Un tren reconocido, en cuyo sistema de suspendión pendular se basa el TGV francés, pero poco promocionado en el mundo. Casi nunca valoramos lo nuestro 😕

Mr Smith was one of my science teachers at MCHS. He was the only teacher who ever gave me an A. But not for my classwork which was very average but by showing interest in class. One of the nicest teachers.

I named my robot Gizmo. I built him with Powerwheels motors and gearboxes in his based. Two windsheild wiper motors raise and lower his arms. Two little motors and gearboxes with pullies in his shoulders open and close his claws. His legs and body and head are plastic trash cans. He is controlled by and old cassette tape storage box with 6 double pole/ double throw switches mounted inside. He looks like a big toy.

imagine that fkr coming for you

Amazing for the 60s...but my brain can't help but seen just a roomba

coOL.

coOL...RCA way ahead of iroomba

Very coOL.

A man ahead of his time. NASA later did this in the 80s.

Nice. Never seen this before.

Pretty coOL....Was this the 1980s? Still waiting to see such robots.

pretty coOL for 1935.

Cute story.

Pretty coOL for 1962. Even if it does nothing more than hobble around, it's like owning a pet.

Incredible to watch, even in 2022.

2022, I'm still impressed watching this mechanical walker.

I remember a similar robot during 1990 when I was in Austin Robotics group. Think the guy was a UT engineer.

There's a photo of the robot, and Sherwood Fuehrer, in my 1960 edition of the World Book. I was two when my family bought the encyclopedia, so I grew up with it. I remember, back then the "gismo" spelling seemed completely standard; but today Google thinks it should be "gizmo", and now that spelling seems more correct to me.

I had trouble finding this video, happy I did! Thanks!

Amazing at making messes!

They built an AT-TE from Star Wars.

It’s a pity that the original was altered: the chassis was shortened .. it would be better to leave the original of 1951 in its original form - as a unique historical robot, but they would make the second one according to the same scheme, more modern and working.

the mechanism works well, remotely controlled, it's a shame he couldn't be programmed but at the time a computer was as at least as large as the room where Robert was being worked i would guess?

Dexion used in making it. That stuff was great!

Incredible.

So AT-TE's may become a reality :->>>.

Incline would destroy this

so cool

Dreams of Dr Ralph Mosher. I watched documentary of Dr Ralph Mosher, in NHK TV program. Dr is great Pioneer.

Cool

So cool robot

Who's here from Infographics?

Eric moves faster in this clip than the 'refurbished' Eric in the robot museum Today.

это очень крипово....

We have a lot of catching up to do to be able to build cheap and effective machines as insects do by the millions at a time. I dont know if we have robots as sophisticated as a common ant Yet?

Теперь понятно, откуда в фильме Звездные Войны появились такие шагоходы.))

So creep, lol

Wann starb Klaus Scholz ,der Erfinder der beiden Roboter?Wo war er wohnhaft in Wien?

A weapon to surpass Metal Gear...

Whshhhshdhehehrueeuruu

"half of the landmass on the planet is impassable by conventional wheeled or tracked vehicles"... proceeds to show the robot walking on flat land.... 😂😂😂

Crazy how far Boston Dynamics has come in less than 40 years!

Its generator noise reminds me of the Boston Dynamics first robots.

so unpractical lol

I remember reading about these as a kid but never saw video of them. they move remarkably smoothly for 80's tech.

Where is this now?

He's not as talk about as he should be!