LiterallyBruh if they start manufacturing these shyts.......peeping Toms will be back on the rise....
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Hover boards???.........we off that
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CoochieMane
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they gon be on someThem Muslims gonna have a blast
Don't ask me how
Except no need for a plane
So one of these 4 jet engines probably looks something like.......
I don't see 1 that costs less than about $2500. They go up to around $5000. I don't know which one they used........There's four in the flyboard air. Plus the technology used to control it. Add in them trying to cover manufacturing, advertising, shipping, and make a profit..............
I don't see 1 that costs less than about $2500. They go up to around $5000. I don't know which one they used........There's four in the flyboard air. Plus the technology used to control it. Add in them trying to cover manufacturing, advertising, shipping, and make a profit..............
Jaylen Tatum
Superstar
Live stream yes I'm sure. But make it out to actually tell someone? Good luckSo you're saying its now going to be possible to fly by and livestream what's inside Area 51 before being shot dead?
newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
There is a couple technology out there there in the same vein as hoverboard and WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY BEYOND It.
Several Electric Mobility Options (Pad, Scooters, Suitcase)
Rocket Skates ( I like these here
)
Flying Golf Cart
Google Working on Flying Cars
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/flying-cars-about-to-hit-the-high-skyways-dahelljr.435091
TECHNICALLY PLANE/AUTOMOBILES EXIST and are FAA APPROVED and by other Governments (Just a Matter of Putting them Into Production)
Several Electric Mobility Options (Pad, Scooters, Suitcase)
Rocket Skates ( I like these here
)Flying Golf Cart
Google Working on Flying Cars
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/flying-cars-about-to-hit-the-high-skyways-dahelljr.435091
TECHNICALLY PLANE/AUTOMOBILES EXIST and are FAA APPROVED and by other Governments (Just a Matter of Putting them Into Production)
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newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
I saw this today I forgot I had seen this up here. The OP is really crazy.
reallyDangerous as fuuck but amazing...
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Prosthesis' 'anti-robot' that can run 50mph almost SILENTLY revealed at CES | Daily Mail Online
Meet 'Prosthesis', the terrifying 14ft-tall 'anti-robot' that can carry a human and run 50mph almost SILENTLY
By Cheyenne Macdonald For Dailymail.com In Las Vegas15:48 EST 05 Jan 2017, updated 17:17 EST 05 Jan 2017
Exhibitors revealed the massive Prosthesis bot at CES 2017 in Las Vegas today, and they say it can hit a top speed of roughly 50 miles per hour – and despite its imposing size, it’s nearly silent when it moves.
The 7,700lb ‘anti-robot’ is controlled by a human pilot who stands at the center of the mechanical exoskeleton, using arm movements to drive it forward at terrifying speeds.
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Exhibitors revealed the massive Prosthesis bot at CES 2017 in Las Vegas today, and they say it can hit a top speed of roughly 50 miles per hour – and despite its imposing size, it’s nearly silent when it moves
THE PROSTHESIS BOT
The robot can run for 30 minutes to two hours at a time, using a 96V x 20kWh lithium ion battery.
It’s 4.2 meters tall (13.8ft) and 5 meters wide (16ft), and weighs a staggering 3500 kilograms (7,716lb).
The robot achieves fifty centimeters of suspension movement, thanks to custom engineered air and coil over shocks, according to the creators.
It can hit speeds of roughly 45-50mph.
Prosthesis robot relies on electro-hydraulics with direct haptic feedback to generate motion.
And, it’s designed to go head to head with other robots in giant ‘mech’ races.
The human pilot uses arm movements to drive the robot’s legs, slipping their own limbs into the robotic exoskeleton at the center of the machine.
‘Someone sits inside of it, and they can move it with their body,’ exhibitor Kristin Howard told Dailymail.com.
‘It acts as kind of a suit, more than even a robot.
‘It’s very silent - When it walks, you don’t really hear it.’
The robot can run for 30 minutes to two hours at a time, using a 96V x 20kWh lithium ion battery.
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‘Someone sits inside of it, and they can move it with their body,’ exhibitor Kristin Howard told Dailymail.com. ‘It acts as kind of a suit, more than even a robot'
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‘Someone sits inside of it, and they can move it with their body,’ exhibitor Kristin Howard told Dailymail.com. ‘It acts as kind of a suit, more than even a robot'
+7
The 7,700lb ‘anti-robot’ is controlled by a human pilot who stands at the center of the mechanical exoskeleton, using arm movements to drive it forward at terrifying speeds
It’s 4.2 meters tall (13.8ft) and 5 meters wide (16ft), and weighs a staggering 3500 kilograms (7,716lb).
The robot achieves fifty centimeters of suspension movement, thanks to custom engineered air and coil over shocks, according to the creators.
This allows it to tackle rough terrain and complex tasks – like racing other machines.
‘This robot races with other robots,’ exhibitor Kristin Howard told Dailymail.com.
‘After the show, we’re taking it out to the desert to do trial runs. So we’ll see how fast it really gets. But it will get to 45-50 miles per hour – so, it’ll be pretty fast.’
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It’s 4.2 meters tall (13.8ft) and 5 meters wide (16ft), and weighs a staggering 3500 kilograms (7,716lb). The robot achieves fifty centimeters of suspension movement, thanks to custom engineered air and coil over shocks, according to the creators
Essentially, it’s a massive sports machine.
While it isn’t available for sale as of now, it could eventually even be used in racing leagues.
‘Imagine a stadium with obstacles, challenges and head to head competition, not with cars or trucks, but with giant, human piloted mechs,’ the Prosthesis site explains.
‘The ultimate union of pilot and machine, pushing the limits of technology, and human performance.
'This is the sport of the future. This is the exo-bionic racing league.’
Meet 'Prosthesis', the terrifying 14ft-tall 'anti-robot' that can carry a human and run 50mph almost SILENTLY
By Cheyenne Macdonald For Dailymail.com In Las Vegas15:48 EST 05 Jan 2017, updated 17:17 EST 05 Jan 2017
- Prosthesis is an 'exo-bionic racing robot' that is controlled by a human pilot sitting inside it
- The human sits at the center of the machine, and moves their arms to control it
- According to the creators, it can hit speeds of up to 45-50 miles per hour
Exhibitors revealed the massive Prosthesis bot at CES 2017 in Las Vegas today, and they say it can hit a top speed of roughly 50 miles per hour – and despite its imposing size, it’s nearly silent when it moves.
The 7,700lb ‘anti-robot’ is controlled by a human pilot who stands at the center of the mechanical exoskeleton, using arm movements to drive it forward at terrifying speeds.
+7
Exhibitors revealed the massive Prosthesis bot at CES 2017 in Las Vegas today, and they say it can hit a top speed of roughly 50 miles per hour – and despite its imposing size, it’s nearly silent when it moves
THE PROSTHESIS BOT
The robot can run for 30 minutes to two hours at a time, using a 96V x 20kWh lithium ion battery.
It’s 4.2 meters tall (13.8ft) and 5 meters wide (16ft), and weighs a staggering 3500 kilograms (7,716lb).
The robot achieves fifty centimeters of suspension movement, thanks to custom engineered air and coil over shocks, according to the creators.
It can hit speeds of roughly 45-50mph.
Prosthesis robot relies on electro-hydraulics with direct haptic feedback to generate motion.
And, it’s designed to go head to head with other robots in giant ‘mech’ races.
The human pilot uses arm movements to drive the robot’s legs, slipping their own limbs into the robotic exoskeleton at the center of the machine.
‘Someone sits inside of it, and they can move it with their body,’ exhibitor Kristin Howard told Dailymail.com.
‘It acts as kind of a suit, more than even a robot.
‘It’s very silent - When it walks, you don’t really hear it.’
The robot can run for 30 minutes to two hours at a time, using a 96V x 20kWh lithium ion battery.
+7
‘Someone sits inside of it, and they can move it with their body,’ exhibitor Kristin Howard told Dailymail.com. ‘It acts as kind of a suit, more than even a robot'
+7
‘Someone sits inside of it, and they can move it with their body,’ exhibitor Kristin Howard told Dailymail.com. ‘It acts as kind of a suit, more than even a robot'
+7
The 7,700lb ‘anti-robot’ is controlled by a human pilot who stands at the center of the mechanical exoskeleton, using arm movements to drive it forward at terrifying speeds
It’s 4.2 meters tall (13.8ft) and 5 meters wide (16ft), and weighs a staggering 3500 kilograms (7,716lb).
The robot achieves fifty centimeters of suspension movement, thanks to custom engineered air and coil over shocks, according to the creators.
This allows it to tackle rough terrain and complex tasks – like racing other machines.
‘This robot races with other robots,’ exhibitor Kristin Howard told Dailymail.com.
‘After the show, we’re taking it out to the desert to do trial runs. So we’ll see how fast it really gets. But it will get to 45-50 miles per hour – so, it’ll be pretty fast.’
+7
It’s 4.2 meters tall (13.8ft) and 5 meters wide (16ft), and weighs a staggering 3500 kilograms (7,716lb). The robot achieves fifty centimeters of suspension movement, thanks to custom engineered air and coil over shocks, according to the creators
Essentially, it’s a massive sports machine.
While it isn’t available for sale as of now, it could eventually even be used in racing leagues.
‘Imagine a stadium with obstacles, challenges and head to head competition, not with cars or trucks, but with giant, human piloted mechs,’ the Prosthesis site explains.
‘The ultimate union of pilot and machine, pushing the limits of technology, and human performance.
'This is the sport of the future. This is the exo-bionic racing league.’
newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
GetInTheTruck
Member
Last week an apartment in my co-op complex caught fire because a hover board blew up. Some little asian kid next door to me has one, I was gonna tell them about it but my girl said nah chill it's gonna be awkward blah blah....so I snitched to management 
fukk that.
fukk that.
Malik1time
What you looking at?
Great thread I love new tech!