China’s first humanoid robot that can change its own batteries

mickyflinn · Wednesday at 14:48

The Walker S2 humanoid robot, which can change its own battery when it's running low on power, could potentially be left to run on its own forever.

China launches world's first robot that can run by itself 24/7 — watch it change its own batteries in unsettling new footage

The Walker S2 humanoid robot, which can change its own battery when it's running low on power, could potentially be left to run on its own forever.

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GreatAuk · Wednesday at 14:51

BMO got there first

SimonRigga · Wednesday at 15:18

I for one welcome our robot overlords.. got to be better than our current human overlords

Nasher · Wednesday at 16:00

Also Chinese robot

There is another clip with the same model randomly gut punching a member of the public :cry:

mickyflinn · Wednesday at 20:14

A robot wife that never stops, oh my.

Jokester · Wednesday at 20:22

Does it come with double D’s?

Derek W · Wednesday at 20:31

Jokester said:
Does it come with double D’s?

Death and Destruction?

freddie64 · Wednesday at 22:04

Nasher said:
Also Chinese robot

There is another clip with the same model randomly gut punching a member of the public

M3GAN prototype. :eek:

Ali195 · Wednesday at 22:08

Mike Tyson’ed the crowd!

builder22 · Wednesday at 22:32

Minusorange · Wednesday at 22:47

mickyflinn said:
which can change its own battery when it's running low on power

mickyflinn said:
could potentially be left to run on its own forever.

Not if he can't make his own batteries

Old Man · Wednesday at 22:51

mickyflinn said:
A robot wife that never stops, oh my.

Something like this? I big nope for me.

mickyflinn · Wednesday at 23:13

Minusorange said:
Not if he can't make his own batteries

Robots make batteries already so eventually there will be full autonomy.

Brun · Thursday at 00:12

builder22 said:

That's a classic. Check out the angle between the crank arms on the bike :cry:

SimonRigga · Thursday at 09:24

mickyflinn said:
Robots make batteries already so eventually there will be full autonomy.

don't forget they need power...

ah yes.. the old humans as batteries.. although I suspect they will force us to ride power generating bicycles.. rather than the virtual world using our body heat

edit: sp

Tram · Thursday at 09:26

SimonRigga said:
don't forget they need power...

ah yes.. the old humans as batteries.. although I suspect they will force us to ride power generating bicycles.. rather then the virtual world using our body heat

You can now buy a decent model for 12k..

Hagar · Thursday at 18:10

Is it called Winnie?