Google Has Developed An Intimidating Robot And Trained It To Do A Scene From 'Karate Kid'
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Boston Dynamics has created this enormous robot, and maybe most impressively, taught it how to re-enact a famous scene from "The Karate Kid," according to The Daily Mail.
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Boston Dynamics is owned by Google.
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This slightly terrifying beast of a robot is 6'2" and weighs 330 lbs. Its name is Ian.
The robot was programmed by IHMC in Florida. Ian came in second at the US Government's Robo-Olympics, and was apparently able to walk, carry a fire hose, and get in a car and drive it, according to The Daily Mail.
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Here's the entire video posted on YouTube by IHMC Robotics:
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