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Revl9n - Walking Machine (Sebastian Remix) [VERY GOOD AUDIO]
little doodle of a walking machine from a not-quite-steampunk setting
The guns would be inaccurate from afar, and the metal shielding deflects cannon fire, so most skirmishes are won by toppling the other, or by boarding and fighting hand to hand.
Reagan Robot by Dan Mathias (1989), FutureBots, West Palm Beach, Florida. Named after president Ronald Reagan, this hexapod robot was created in the late 1980s for a college project. Originally, it had a 9 inch CRT and an 8088 computer, retrofitted in 2009 with new hardware including a Pentium processor, solar panel and a colour display. Sensors include a pair of video cameras and four Kodak ultrasonic sonars. Its mechanically linked wooden legs are cranked by a motor driving the middle leg on each side, enabling it to walk 2 to 3 miles per hour.
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He says, "I, I have seen the world's most beautiful places
Still I feel, as If I'm a walking machine
Watching it all through a screen
There is nothing in between to me
This might as well not be real"
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The Walking Machine Josh Alexander Is The New Impact World Champion.
Indigo night
So many of them, they all sing
About the pleasures of life
And he cries, "Why can't I sing along with some feeling, or some meaning?
It feels like I've always been blind
I don't know why you girls are so kind
For there are so many in line
Whose lives aren't as lost as mine"
Rodnee by Chris Southall (1966), Farnborough College, UK. The students of Farnborough College take Rodnee for a 50 mile walk to London during Rag Week, raising money for charity. Rodnee, who was built by engineering apprentice Chris Southall, weighs 140-pounds, looks around and waves his arm, and "enjoys a walk" — with a little help from his friends.