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A robot's mass, therefore the energy required to move it, varies as the cube of its height. So given linear scaling of power with height, a giant robot is going
by bitwize 3y ago
A robot's mass, therefore the energy required to move it, varies as the cube of its height. So given linear scaling of power with height, a giant robot is going to move more slowly than a human-sized one.
In order to have a giant robot that moves fast, we have to solve for how to store, transfer, and use the vast amounts of power needed. My favorite solution comes from Evangelion: tether the robots on giant extension cords.
- DoesntMatter22 3y agoI'm just saying in general. Even human sized robots generally move very slowly. Boston Dynamics is pretty quick now but for hand stuff it rotates super slow