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Comments on China's Spherical Walking Robot With Retractable Arms
Updated! Favorite design of supervillains patented! Diagrams show this walking spherical robot with retractable arms. (Read
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"I love spherical robot stories! Roll over and click on these links to see more amazing spherical robots:
(Bill Christensen 12/21/2010 4:24:53 PM) |
| "From the patent photos, I was expecting the Omnidroid from The Incredibles." ( 12/22/2010 1:36:30 AM) |
| "Actually, I was reminded more of the Robot Spy from the old Jonny Quest cartoon.
http://davidszondy.com/future/jonny_quest/robot_spy.htm" (Winchell Chung 12/22/2010 6:52:51 AM) |
| "Holy crap. Who knew that supervillains and arch nemeses need to take out patents! I guess it would be a pain to be sued while trying to take over the world. I found some video, will add to the article. Jonny Quest was one of my favorites; my son likes it, too. The Robot Spy is one of my favorite episodes. Thanks!" (Bill Christensen 12/22/2010 7:29:57 AM) |
| "
"Guard! Get tanks, flamethrowers - anything! That thing must be stopped!" I also added the Omnidroid 08 robot from The Incredibles; thanks, readers, for helping me improve my article." |
| "@ Bill,
It is USA that wants to monopolize its hegemony unlike China whose intention currently exists in wild western imagination." ( 12/22/2010 3:43:35 PM) |
| "**off-topic political rant**
Back on topic, I think that the choice of Dr. Zin as a villain had more to do with the Jonny Quest program's fascination with exotic locales than anything else." |
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