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Walking iPhone Robot gives your gadget some dubious mobility
DVICE Atom Feed —
An iPhone that can plug into a special laptop is pretty sweet, but how about one that could walk around on its own? (Thankfully it can't chase you around — yet.) Kazu Terasaki, a Silicon Valley-base software engineer, was too fed up with missing calls from Bill Gates and Steve Jobs and decided to take matters into his own hands. In the past, he created a system called PuchiRobo, a system that could turn anything from a beer can to a tissue box into a bipedal 'bot. Now, he's used it to give his iPhone legs.
Right now the whole setup is a little rudimentary. Kazu's PuchiRobo legs need to a computer to ...
Walking iPhone Robot Gimpy, Suicidal [IPhone]
Gizmodo —
I'm going to give credit to Kazu Terasaki for designing a pair of robot legs for his iPhone. After all, creating a platform that will bring gadgets to you is a lazy, yet noble endeavor. Unfortunately, a couple of kinks have to be worked out before this can be a viable product. First of all, it still requires a laptop to coordinate the movements. Second, it is very gimpy (watch in horror as it stands up the edge of a table then hurls itself off). At any rate, his plan is to develop autonomous robot legs that can be attached to any device—which sounds good. He has a little work to ...
iPhone Robot Can Talk the Talk, Walk the Walk
Wired: Gadget Lab —
Software engineer Kazu Terasaki gave his iPhone legs. Why? You'll find out if you watch his video.
Be warned: You may lose your appetite because of it.
Or you can always watch the PG version. Your choice. It's the weekend, though -- so what the hell, right?
Walking iPhone Robot [GetRobo]
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Homemade walking bot for the iPhone, big deal anyway!
Gizmo Watch —
iPhone has been a revelation, and since its introduction we’ve yet to see a day when it hasn’t hit the fray. If you are there in the market for a new iPhone accessory, here is the iPhone robot for you. Brainchild Kazu Terasaki, this is an accessory that’ll give legs to your electronic kid.
What’s innovative:
People take lead from the milieu, then park themselves creating innovative stuff from orthodox technology, and that’s exactly what has brought about this walking assist for the iPhone. The legged bot is controlled by the computer, drawing inspiration from Kazu’s previous venture, called ...
Do We Really Need an iPhone Robot?
Mobilewhack.com —
So did you watch the video above? You’ll find one more after the break. Question is, do we really need an iPhone Robot ? Are we that lazy that we don’t want to move around the hose to get the iPhone? Is the iPhone going to develop into something nastier over time and then go back in time looking for say, Sarah Connor ? So many questions left unanswered and so little time… via Dailymobile Tags: Apple , Apple , iPhone , Mobile News , Other Brands , robot
Scientist breathes life into the iPhone: Takes its first steps
Fashionfunky.com —
Jokes about a Frankensteinish edition of the iPhone may not be totally off the mark once you see how the iPhone walks. A body has been given to the iPhone and the designer expects his idea to take off with most devices getting their legs . ...
Video, iPhone Robot
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Fonte:DailyMobile
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Robot iPhone
Movilae —
Bueno, un japonés con un robot no es algo que deba sorprendernos. Después de todo Japón es el país con la mayor industria robotizada del mundo y tiene un pueblo que adora a los robots desde que Ozamu Tezuka le diera vida a Astroboy hace décadas.
Así que aquí tenéis un vídeo elaborado por un japonés con tiempo libre y cierto fanatismo por su iPhone, recientemente estrenado por el operador Softbank en ese país. Parece que este sujeto perdía muchas llamadas al no tener el móvil consigo cuando iba al baño, hasta que ideó una forma. Si Mahoma no va a la montaña, la montaña va a Mahoma. Aquí os lo ...
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