Meet Robokiyu, Japans corpse recovery robot. (1 Viewer)

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This Robokiyu, Japans fire services robot, which is used to remove corpses form disasters and places where its too dangerous for its human counterparts to enter.

And Robokiyu demonstrating its corpse handling capabilities with a dummy.

The commercial advert for Robokiyu.

Once more in action

 

[samoth]

How will it make the difference between someone who is unconscious and a dead body?
Do you think it is automatic or someone has to pilot it? I would like to try so much...

 

[Witchfynde]

One has to ask - because its a bit " bulky " would it be able to do the job . I mean if it was a building it had to entre I cannot see it doing it

 

[Fishingformore]

Probably has sensors to detect pulse two they need to make a Minnie version

 

[Torque Button]

Fukushima, creating new opportunities for a brighter better tomorrow.

 

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How will it make the difference between someone who is unconscious and a dead body?
Do you think it is automatic or someone has to pilot it? I would like to try so much...

Ha ha I can just imagine you at the controls Samoth. You would be in your element playing with remote robots and corpses.

 

[samoth]

Ha ha I can just imagine you at the controls Samoth. You would be in your element playing with remote robots and corpses.

Would be better on the ground, digging for cadavers with your hands!
When Belgium will buy one of these robots, I'll apply

 

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Would be better on the ground, digging for cadavers with your hands!
When Belgium will buy one of these robots, I'll apply

Your one cool Mutha Samoth He he he

 

[MajorWhiteBoy]

Wonder if it will clamp and crush flesh?

 

[Meatcleaver]

Wonder if it grinds up the bodies and spits them out the back in the shape of hamburger patties!

 

[kevin kirk]

Domo arigato Mr.Roboto

 

[Pixiedust]

Yeah what if they are inflated by heat and elements.....too hard of clamping on.......BAM. SPLASH....EWWW HUN