At 8.5 meters, two-legged robot Mononofu is the winner of the Guinness World Record for the largest humanoid robot. Built by Japanese engineer Masaaki Nagumo, it weighs over seven tonnes. | CGTN

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532K views · 3.5K reactions | This Japanese robot was built to rescue unconscious people during disasters. It pulls victims inside using a conveyor belt and rolls them to safety without risking firefighters. Pure rescue engineering. credits: hikobon, 最強のりものチャンネル, matsutome /YT #robotics​ #shorts​ #technology | Tech Today | Facebook

How do you build a robot that moves without joints? In this clip from a 1991 lecture on Japanese robotics, Dr. Red Whittaker explains the mechanics behind "flexible tube actuators." By varying air pressure within three internal chambers, these tubes could achieve high strength relative to their weight. The quad-screen demonstration highlights their versatility, showing how they could be combined in unique ways to handle delicate tasks or navigate confined spaces. | Computer History Museum