Robotic Paintgun-toting "Kill Bot" Means Business

From Yanko Design:

Gun on Wheels

Let me just stop you right there. This thing is called the “Robotic Weapon”, but don’t be fooled! All this is really is a teleoperated MIl-Sim non-lethal paintball gun mounted on a 4-wheel-drive E-Maxx RC vehicle. Does that sound like anything you know? I remember a television show about these sorts of things I think. This lovely war machine’s alternate names are: “Kill Bot,” “Mega Hurtz,” “The Wireless Weapon,” and “SWAT BOT.”

I don't know about you, but "paintball gun" or not, there is something about a consumer-grade remote controlled vehicle with a working gun mount and digital sight that makes me a little nervous.

Comments

[paintball guns]

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[Bree Tanner]

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[video submitter software]

I hate to sound like a nitpick, but your grammar is just...deplorable.  I want to be interested in this, I really do.  But it seems you spent so much time on the design (which, I will say, is amazing) that you forgot that people actually have to read your blog.  Clean this up...PLEASE.  It could be so much bigger if you just did some work.

[how to windsurf]

Excellent read, I just passed this onto a colleague who was doing a little research on that. And he actually bought me lunch because I found it for him smile So let me rephrase that: Thanks for lunch!

[Perry Joynt]

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