Most High-Tech/Advanced robot built?

[Sparkey98]

101.
In all seriousness, for it's time, Mortis.

Nope.avi



Thumper, RW US 1997 hammer bot. Completely autonomous.

[haz]

murphy's law 2, 2011- not exactly high tech but is being bloody complicated at the moment!

half the time with really advanced robots (like mortis and things) the high tech ness went against them in combat

[Ben Purse]

Red Drum.

[Sparkey98]

Red Drum.

Sarcasm detected.

[GoldenFox93]

101.
In all seriousness, for it's time, Mortis.

Nope.avi



Thumper, RW US 1997 hammer bot. Completely autonomous.

Actually Sparks, 101 did have a clever system for its spike- it used sensors that would automatically fire the spike whenever a target came into range.
 
And Thumper sounds interesting as well- have you got any pictures?

[Ben Purse]

Red Drum.

Sarcasm detected.

wut

[Sparkey98]

101.
In all seriousness, for it's time, Mortis.

Nope.avi



Thumper, RW US 1997 hammer bot. Completely autonomous.

Actually Sparks, 101 did have a clever system for its spike- it used sensors that would automatically fire the spike whenever a target came into range.
 
And Thumper sounds interesting as well- have you got any pictures?

Thumper on the left. Note that's him flipping himself back on his wheels using a self righting arm.

[GoldenFox93]

Also, you guys used gyros? o_O

I've tried them yes, but without the tzatziki sauce, they're a little bit dry for my liking.

[That Robot is a Spy!]

LOL, I was being sarcastic with 101. It had sensors now! That's pretty cool.

[GoldenFox93]

LOL, I was being sarcastic with 101. It had sensors now! That's pretty cool.

Indeed- it's amazing where a Pound and a Penny can get you, these days.

[SteveM4]

These days in 1999

[Conraaa]

101.
In all seriousness, for it's time, Mortis.

Nope.avi



Thumper, RW US 1997 hammer bot. Completely autonomous.

Actually Sparks, 101 did have a clever system for its spike- it used sensors that would automatically fire the spike whenever a target came into range.
 
And Thumper sounds interesting as well- have you got any pictures?

(Image removed from quote.)

Thumper on the left. Note that's him flipping himself back on his wheels using a self righting arm.

Was there ever a video of that match? I have a book which mentioned that match and I have never seen it.

[GoldenFox93]

101.
In all seriousness, for it's time, Mortis.

Nope.avi



Thumper, RW US 1997 hammer bot. Completely autonomous.

Actually Sparks, 101 did have a clever system for its spike- it used sensors that would automatically fire the spike whenever a target came into range.
 
And Thumper sounds interesting as well- have you got any pictures?

(Image removed from quote.)

Thumper on the left. Note that's him flipping himself back on his wheels using a self righting arm.

Was there ever a video of that match? I have a book which mentioned that match and I have never seen it.

Ah yes. I remember that one. It fought Hercules, as I can see there.

[NFX]

LOL, I was being sarcastic with 101. It had sensors now! That's pretty cool.

Indeed- it's amazing where a Pound and a Penny can get you, these days.

Glenrothes.

[kill343gs]

conquering clown

[GoldenFox93]

conquering clown

"Well, you need some clown to do the barbeque.
 
I'm melting, noooo...!"

[GoldenFox93]

Anarchy was another one I could think of- it's one thing making a cool walking robot, but making one that can fight as well as a wheeled robot? That's something else- it was very quick and reliable for a true walker, and it had very effective combat capabilities on top of that.

[haz]

kwijebo?

[lloopp D lloopp]

Napalm.

[SteveM4]

Nah, Robot The Bruce was way more advanced than that piece of rubbish!