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Top 10 strangest robots

Post by limor » Tue May 16, 2006 1:33 am

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This guy posted a link on Digg.com to his blog titled as the above subject, listing some Robo-One robots and guess what.. he gets an almost 900 digg score
http://digg.com/robots/Top_10_Strangest ... 8Videos%29
This guy posted a link on Digg.com to his blog titled as the above subject, listing some Robo-One robots and guess what.. he gets an almost 900 digg score
http://digg.com/robots/Top_10_Strangest ... 8Videos%29
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Re: Top 10 strangest robots

Post by tempusmaster » Tue May 16, 2006 3:51 am

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Tue May 16, 2006 3:51 am

limor wrote:This guy posted a link on Digg.com to his blog titled as the above subject, listing some Robo-One robots and guess what.. he gets an almost 900 digg score
http://digg.com/robots/Top_10_Strangest ... 8Videos%29


It's a good reminder to always watermark your videos with your website url.... 8)
limor wrote:This guy posted a link on Digg.com to his blog titled as the above subject, listing some Robo-One robots and guess what.. he gets an almost 900 digg score
http://digg.com/robots/Top_10_Strangest ... 8Videos%29


It's a good reminder to always watermark your videos with your website url.... 8)
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Post by bauermech » Tue May 16, 2006 11:48 am

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Tue May 16, 2006 11:48 am

http://www.techeblog.com/index.php/tech-gadget/top-10-strangest-robots

I made #6! Man, that's cool that my robot was recognized, but there's so many in that list that tower over my RN-1... at least for now :wink:

listing some Robo-One robots and guess what.. he gets an almost 900 digg score

Proves that at least the interest in Robo-One is there!

It's a good reminder to always watermark your videos with your website url....

Amen! :D
http://www.techeblog.com/index.php/tech-gadget/top-10-strangest-robots

I made #6! Man, that's cool that my robot was recognized, but there's so many in that list that tower over my RN-1... at least for now :wink:

listing some Robo-One robots and guess what.. he gets an almost 900 digg score

Proves that at least the interest in Robo-One is there!

It's a good reminder to always watermark your videos with your website url....

Amen! :D
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Post by coldguy » Mon May 22, 2006 8:10 am

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Rayered-X is the coolest. Its universal limbs let it morph into different forms to suit different tasks. After seeing people design robots patterned after nature, its refreshing to see something 'unnatural'. But is that name an Asian linguist joke? And does that cockroach bot run under the fridge when you turn the lights on?
Rayered-X is the coolest. Its universal limbs let it morph into different forms to suit different tasks. After seeing people design robots patterned after nature, its refreshing to see something 'unnatural'. But is that name an Asian linguist joke? And does that cockroach bot run under the fridge when you turn the lights on?
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Post by tempusmaster » Mon May 22, 2006 8:35 am

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coldguy wrote:Rayered-X is the coolest. Its universal limbs let it morph into different forms to suit different tasks. After seeing people design robots patterned after nature, its refreshing to see something 'unnatural'. But is that name an Asian linguist joke? And does that cockroach bot run under the fridge when you turn the lights on?


Asurada-san picked the 'Rayered-X' name for his creation by combining 'ray' with 'layer'. He always tries to create something unusual or striking. He's also quite the showman. His demonstration during the ROBO-ONE 9 competition was one of my favorites.

They don't reveal how the judges score the entries on individual factors - they only disclose the total score for each robot, but I have to believe that Rayered-X made it into the top 32 based primarily on how different and unique it was.

Unfortunately Rayered-X doesn't do extremely well in the head to head bouts. Its COG is too high and all the weight (4 kg.) makes it too easy to tip over. Black Seed (Team Liliac) defeated him during ROBO-ONE 9 just by reaching out and flipping up on one of Rayered-X's arms.

During the Robo-Fight 3 ORC competition in Osaka a few weeks ago, he lost both of his bouts - the first to King Kiyser, which is understandable, and then to WR-07 - Nakamura's transformer robot that is usually fairly easy to defeat.
coldguy wrote:Rayered-X is the coolest. Its universal limbs let it morph into different forms to suit different tasks. After seeing people design robots patterned after nature, its refreshing to see something 'unnatural'. But is that name an Asian linguist joke? And does that cockroach bot run under the fridge when you turn the lights on?


Asurada-san picked the 'Rayered-X' name for his creation by combining 'ray' with 'layer'. He always tries to create something unusual or striking. He's also quite the showman. His demonstration during the ROBO-ONE 9 competition was one of my favorites.

They don't reveal how the judges score the entries on individual factors - they only disclose the total score for each robot, but I have to believe that Rayered-X made it into the top 32 based primarily on how different and unique it was.

Unfortunately Rayered-X doesn't do extremely well in the head to head bouts. Its COG is too high and all the weight (4 kg.) makes it too easy to tip over. Black Seed (Team Liliac) defeated him during ROBO-ONE 9 just by reaching out and flipping up on one of Rayered-X's arms.

During the Robo-Fight 3 ORC competition in Osaka a few weeks ago, he lost both of his bouts - the first to King Kiyser, which is understandable, and then to WR-07 - Nakamura's transformer robot that is usually fairly easy to defeat.
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