1930s Japanese Robot

[Brian..]

Recently unearthed footage of the photo shoot of that famous old Japanese robot.

 

 

 

 

Of course it's a fake, but it just shows the staggering potential of AI.

 

[Brian..]

Remarkable!

 

 

 

[Jonydroid]

Lol it's funny, the video, i actually used a little of this AI on a robot video ( just a hair) not as much as this One but the result is pretty good, i think AI can be a good thing? Maybe on a small scale... We still don't know what was the reason for this AI as some high end corporations bought it for bilions from someone, it's not trusty...  it's not human and it's not some smart (bs)  software like  they try to tell everyone. No one have any control on this and there are no rules or laws to use it.

 

You might remember some news... Recentely,  It's a very advanced technology that has absolutely no control because it can do whatever it wants whenever it wants, because it has a mind of its own, recently about those news at this Japanese company that uses this technology and anyone who works there, who had to deal with it knows that this thing has a will of its own since it creates, modifies, certifies and approves without any consent... Human consent...  So you can imagine.  The story about it continues but i will stay right here. 

 

Now i love this robot a lot, it have some nice design and features, i like it's old, i like the concept of a retro old machine.

[Brian..]

Here's an animation of the Rivet Boy box art:

 

 

[Jonydroid]

Nice  

[Brian..]

This didn't go according to plan, but you see the idea.

 

 

[zebedee]

Great stuff Brian, looks good can't see a problem with it...

[robothut]

So great to see these images come to life.

[Hymie]

Looks like Iron Fireman might be the Tin Woodsman's first cousin. Really cool stuff, guys. Thanks for posting

[Jonydroid]

Iron fireman is roasting chestnuts  

[Brian..]

I love this pulp cover. If the robot had more balance I'd try to create a 3D version.