[Nakforappealp]

We just need to add machine guns and armor to the i-foot and we have our first mech warrior

[anaisdannyxys]

I like the one you lie down in, it could be used on the road easily, put some seats on the back and you can take other people. It's great for people who live in condensed big cities; you can just jump in your i-unit, zoom down to the local mall, pick up what you want and zoom back home, no problems.

The rest are too big and clumsy.

The left one may enable the disability, but it disables the ability of others around these machines.

[Turbo-ip]

That spot at the top of the walker would be perfect for a frikken' laser beam.

[xtc2d6u8]

That is so two months ago.

My thread is prettier.

[dxpfmP0l]

Originally posted by alva
I've got a rather strange link for an Japanese robot-like massage machine, alas I can't post it here. Can it do sushi too?

[Gvadelunar]

GE (or was it GM) alread has a unit like the 2nd. I saw it at DisneyWorld last year. It's not as slick and polished, but it's the same thing. It even has internal gyros which allow it to go up on two wheels. It was frikkin amazing.

[glagoliska]

Say, how's the guy who's building a mecha in Alaska doing?

[fotodemujerahldesnugdo]

Originally posted by The diplomat
I still wish we could see a military version with a machine gun and rocket launchers. That'd be so cool to see! Why? It would just be a sitting duck, completely useless militarily. Mecha are cool looking, but complete fantasy.

[RalfDweflywex]

Is it required to look like a tool to use them?