Hacksmith’s spider mech robot is a one-off project that you can’t buy, while Tsubame Industries’ ARCHAX will set you back $2.73-million. Limited to just 5-units worldwide and priced at $2.73-million USD, this mech stands 14.7-feet-tall (4.5 meters) with a cockpit for a human pilot who can then transition from standing to driving mode at the push of a button.
Weighing 3.5-tons, this real-life mech has an iron and aluminum alloy shell covered in fiber-reinforced plastic (FRP) as well as 26 cameras used for navigation. The cockpit itself features two joysticks, three large monitors and various pedals. In standing mode, it can reach a top speed of 1.2 mph whereas when driving lets the robot move at up to 6.2 mph. Functional hands with articulating fingers lets the pilot pick up objects that weigh up to 33 pounds (15 kilograms).
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Science fiction world to science reality…We want to cherish romance. Dreams and romance It also has the role of heavy equipment useful for disaster recovery and space development, such as a boarding type robot that has actually been made into a shape, and has functions that extend the human body such as feedback of the feeling of what the robot is holding in the hand, and carries heavy objects. My ultimate goal is to develop a robot that is based on this technology,” said Tatsuo Yoshida, Representative Director of Tsubame Industries.
