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  1. Re:awww :( by GameboyRMH · · Score: 1 · on Using Mech Combat To Hone Engineering Skills

    This guy had the idea of creating a real mech battle league:

    http://neogentronyx.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=12&Itemid=26

  2. Creators Website by axek · · Score: 2, Informative · on DIY 18-ft.-High Robotic Exoskeleton

    The website for Carlos Owens is http://neogentronyx.com/, where he has a few more photos and other projects...

  3. Found some videos of it by parcanman · · Score: 5, Informative · on DIY 18-ft.-High Robotic Exoskeleton

    Here's a really short video of it in action

    Here's the designer talking about it

    And here's his website (under construction, but with some technical info)

  4. Forget about the bionic man by layer3switch · · Score: 1 · on Bionic Man May Soon be a Reality

    http://www.neogentronyx.com/

    C'mon, Mech totally kick bionic man's ass!

  5. getting a better crystal ball by Alien54 · · Score: 2, Informative · on Commercial Exoskeletons
    I posted this before, and now we get this story posted where it actually fits the best. Got to get a better crystal ball. If you've seen this before, move along. Data posted here for sake of completeness....

    As noted in another thread:

    Neogentronyx is currently in the process of constructing a Bipedal Exo-Skeletal Robotic Vehicle [neogentronyx.com], known as a Mech and designated NMX04-1A. The purpose of the NMX04-1A is proof of concept and to make the first bold step towards full production of Mecha vehicles, affordable to civilians and not just commercial entities. There are plenty of pretty pictures and info here [neogentronyx.com]. See also these larger more recent pics [coasttocoastam.com]

    Another fine product of Alaska, approximately 18 ft tall (7 meters)

    As someone noted:

    Bring a few cans of WD-40. Looks like they are assembling this thing out in the open! No building to put it in!

    ...........

    Do you think that he's any competition?

  6. getting a better crystal ball by Alien54 · · Score: 2, Informative · on Commercial Exoskeletons
    I posted this before, and now we get this story posted where it actually fits the best. Got to get a better crystal ball. If you've seen this before, move along. Data posted here for sake of completeness....

    As noted in another thread:

    Neogentronyx is currently in the process of constructing a Bipedal Exo-Skeletal Robotic Vehicle [neogentronyx.com], known as a Mech and designated NMX04-1A. The purpose of the NMX04-1A is proof of concept and to make the first bold step towards full production of Mecha vehicles, affordable to civilians and not just commercial entities. There are plenty of pretty pictures and info here [neogentronyx.com]. See also these larger more recent pics [coasttocoastam.com]

    Another fine product of Alaska, approximately 18 ft tall (7 meters)

    As someone noted:

    Bring a few cans of WD-40. Looks like they are assembling this thing out in the open! No building to put it in!

    ...........

    Do you think that he's any competition?

  7. These are not the prototypes you are looking for . by Alien54 · · Score: 1 · on S. Korea Considers Using Armed Robots Along DMZ
    As noted in another thread:

    Neogentronyx is currently in the process of constructing a Bipedal Exo-Skeletal Robotic Vehicle, known as a Mech and designated NMX04-1A. The purpose of the NMX04-1A is proof of concept and to make the first bold step towards full production of Mecha vehicles, affordable to civilians and not just commercial entities. There are plenty of pretty pictures and info here. See also these larger more recent pics

    Another fine product of Alaska, approximately 18 ft tall (7 meters)

    As someone noted:

    Bring a few cans of WD-40. Looks like they are assembling this thing out in the open! No building to put it in!

  8. These are not the prototypes you are looking for . by Alien54 · · Score: 1 · on S. Korea Considers Using Armed Robots Along DMZ
    As noted in another thread:

    Neogentronyx is currently in the process of constructing a Bipedal Exo-Skeletal Robotic Vehicle, known as a Mech and designated NMX04-1A. The purpose of the NMX04-1A is proof of concept and to make the first bold step towards full production of Mecha vehicles, affordable to civilians and not just commercial entities. There are plenty of pretty pictures and info here. See also these larger more recent pics

    Another fine product of Alaska, approximately 18 ft tall (7 meters)

    As someone noted:

    Bring a few cans of WD-40. Looks like they are assembling this thing out in the open! No building to put it in!

  9. Try Dancing with This by Alien54 · · Score: 4, Interesting · on Voice-Controlled Robosapien
    Neogentronyx is currently in the process of constructing a Bipedal Exo-Skeletal Robotic Vehicle, known as a Mech and designated NMX04-1A. Their goal is not simply to build the NMX04-1A. The purpose of the NMX04-1A is proof of concept and to make the first bold step towards full production of Mecha vehicles.

    One priority is the goal of constructing Mecha in a way that will be affordable to civilians and not just commercial entities. There are plenty of pretty pictures and info here. See also these larger more recent pics

    I can just imagine a mosh pit filled with these things.

  10. Try Dancing with This by Alien54 · · Score: 4, Interesting · on Voice-Controlled Robosapien
    Neogentronyx is currently in the process of constructing a Bipedal Exo-Skeletal Robotic Vehicle, known as a Mech and designated NMX04-1A. Their goal is not simply to build the NMX04-1A. The purpose of the NMX04-1A is proof of concept and to make the first bold step towards full production of Mecha vehicles.

    One priority is the goal of constructing Mecha in a way that will be affordable to civilians and not just commercial entities. There are plenty of pretty pictures and info here. See also these larger more recent pics

    I can just imagine a mosh pit filled with these things.

  11. Re:Combine that with the Bear Proof Suit by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Homebrewed Robot Exoskeleton In Alaska

    Alaskan Mech + Bear-Proof Suit = Battletech Atlas