For Bonus Stories, Community and Conversation Follow Technabob on Facebook
Subscribe:
subscribe to our rss feedsubscribe via e-mailfollow technabob on twittertechnabob facebook fan page
Cool Gadgets, Gizmos, Games and Geek Stuff on Technabob

Mega Hurtz Tactical Robot Means Business

November 15th, 2010 by: Technabob


Pin It

Most of the time when I think of robots, I think of tame little droids like R2-D2 and Asimo. But this robot-on-wheels means serious business.

mega hurtz tactical robot 1

Created by Chris Rogers of Inspector Bots, the Mega Hurtz Tactical Robot is an seriously amped-up robotic vehicle, with enough torque to pull a 4700 pound Hummer H3. It’s designed for handling dangerous situations too hostile or difficult for humans to handle.

mega hurtz tactical robot 2

The Mega Hurtz has a sturdy steel frame, and powers along with a set of stealthy electrical motors. Not only is it rugged enough to handle off-road terrain, it can turn on a dime. It’s strong enough to break through cinder-block walls.

mega hurtz tactical robot 3

And if that’s not bad-ass enough, the ‘bot can be fitted with a tactical weapons system with laser targeting and IR night vision. Oh yea, you can control the entire thing remotely using a set of VR goggles.

Here’s a video Mega Hurtz being put through its oh-so-awesome paces:

0

Ok, that was the best video I’ve seen since Keyboard Cat. And if you didn’t make it all the way to the end of the clip, jump to the 5 minute mark to see Mega Hurtz go postal on a watermelon, and then turn into a killing machine worthy of Cyberdyne Systems Machine of the Year award.

[via Yanko Design]

« Previous Post Next Post»
« Home Comment »
Subscribe to Technabob

Comments (1):

  1. taylor says:

    this is bad ass wish i had one

Post a Comment:

Want a personal avatar on your comments? Sign up for a free Gravatar now!

Spam protection by WP Captcha-Free

Categories: Cool Toys Gadgets Robots Technology

Tags:       


« Previous Post Next Post »
« Home Comment »
Subscribe to Technabob

Got a Tip? E-mail Technabob!