Sentences with phrase «own robot suit»

But once you shake off the initial giggles of seeing someone wearing a robot suit and squatting by their workstation, the applications of the device become clear.

That's right — a cardboard robot suit.

Instead, it's a set of cardboard toys, aimed at letting young players assemble interactive Switch peripherals including a fishing rod, piano keyboard, periscope, or robot suit.

The EksoVest isn't quite the robot suit Jeff Bezos piloted, but it's a look into the near future of work.

Nobody has yet built a crime - fighting robot suit, but brain - machine interfaces may soon give reality to some related fantasies.

Instead of seeing guys with machine guns, research labs, and a robot suit as the final bad guy, we get ninjas, a mad scientist, actual Japanese - American actor Brian Tee as Shredder, and mutant monster bad guys in the form of Bebop and Rocksteady, classic TMNT enemies.

Tony Stark's high - tech robot suit may boast an alluring sheen, but the core gameplay in Iron Man 2 is rusty and uninspiring.

Scrawny and socially awkward, his only friend a fishy sidekick in a robot suit (David Cross), Megamind comes to own his outsider status; Metro Man just as easily slides into the role life laid out for him.

As such, Iron - Man 3 is a perfect collaboration to round off the character's initial trilogy, a beautifully written, insightful piece of character - driven, «proper» filmmaking that just happens to have a bunch of flying robot suits thrown in for good measure.

Iron Man's secret weapon dwells underneath the high - tech robot suit and the whiz - bang special effects: We can win the war on terror, the movie suggests, with the force of Robert Downey Jr.'s personality alone.

A slight departure in its multiplayer focus, the Lost Planet sequel still features the huge enemies and stompy robot suits which made the original so popular.

These towering robot suits can convert into cars and jets on the fly and be quickly entered and exited at the push of a button, allowing players the freedom to change mid-battle between mech and on - the - ground fighting styles.

I storyboarded a rough concept of a cat building a robot suit and teleporting to an underwater Lizard world to fight a Lizard King with a toaster.

I pretty much just started from scratch and threw out years of stuff that just didn't work but the design of Victuals, the robot suit and the lighthouse were pretty much untouched.

The Nintendo Labo Robot Kit launches in stores on April 20, and includes all the parts to build a DIY robot suit.

Make: Transform modular sheets of cardboard into interactive creations called Toy - Con — from a 13 - key piano to a motorbike, a robot suit and more.

With Nintendo Labo Robot Kit ($ 79.99 MSRP *** USD), you can build a wearable robot suit, including a backpack and visor, which allows you to assume control of a huge on - screen robot.

With this kit, you create a wearable robot suit.

The second kit allows you to create, discover and wear a pretty nifty robot suit, that allows you to interact in robot oriented games where every move you make, occurs as is in the console.

After you're done assembling the robot suit, which shouldn't take you long, take part in robot oriented games on the screen, where every move you make will be performed by the robot character in the game as well.

· Toy - Con Robot: Create a wearable robot suit, and insert the Left and Right Joy - Con into the designated slots on the backpack and visor to assume control of the robot, which is shown on the TV when the Nintendo Switch console is docked.

At one point, I actually managed to get to the fight with Burns where he's in some robot suit, and I almost beat him, but you know, beat»em - up ports and their limited continues... grumble grumble...

While the singleplayer mecha setup looks interesting, in terms of narrative, the mecha themselves still look like they handle akin to people in robot suits.

The robot kit lets you build the aforementioned robot suit, which includes a headset, backpack straps, and all of the tension cords to assemble it — both kits also include software for the switch.

If you ever had the power fantasy of flying around in a giant robot suit in a mysterious galaxy, X has you covered.

If you ever had the power fantasy of flying around in a giant robot suit in a mysterious galaxy,

Labo turns the Switch into a piano player, a full - fledged robot suit, and a fishing game with a fishing rod, to boot.

With Nintendo Labo Robot Kit ($ 79.99 USD), fans can build a wearable robot suit, including a backpack and visor.

Toy - Con 2 is a robot suit, made up of a backpack with arm and leg tethers and a headset to slot one of the Joy - Cons into.

These big robot suits drop from the sky in impressive fashion when pilots call them in, and they let you stomp and dash around levels with some amount of authority.

In one Last Titan Standing match — where every player spawns in a robot suit — several players crammed their mechs into a tight area and began duking it out, and the frame rate dived down to what must have been single digits per second.

Over the past four years, however, that splash has turned into a considerable wave of anticipation for the next installment in the adventures of an AI - controlled robot suit that crash - lands on a scrap - heap planet.

With Labo, you can craft fishing poles, robot suits, musical instruments, and more.

The Robot Kit features a robot suit that can be built, worn, and used to assume control of a giant in - game robot.

The biggest addition is that of the robot suits, powerful armor that Kirby can ride and gets his ability to absorb powers from enemies.

Using the Robot Kit, Switch users will create a robot suit to wear while battling an in - game robot.

With the Robot Kit, you can build an interactive robot suit with a visor, backpack and straps for your hands and feet, which you can then wear to assume control of a giant in - game robot.

The Robot Kit, on the other hand, only comes with enough material to assemble one Toy - Con Robot, a wearable robot suit outfitted with a visor and backpack that allows wearers to control the robot when the Switch and Joy - Cons are inserted.

Each character has their own special abilities (Mechanica's robot suit allows her to hover shortly, and more resistant to knock - back; meanwhile, Byte can use Barq as a jumping platform, with the robot dog also attacking independently from time to time).

The Variety Pack comes with five individual «Toy - Cons» — RC Car, Fishing Rod, Motorbike, House and Piano — with Robot Kit simply containing Toy - Con Robot, a wearable cardboard robot suit.

On the surface, it's little more than a set of cardboard curios allowing you to build a fishing rod, a piano or even a robot suit, yet beneath the surface, Labo is so much more.

There's also Mechanica, a young human girl who has made a robot suit for herself so she can face her stretchy - limbed opponents in combat; and Kid Cobra, an odd character who seems to be comprised of sporting equipment.

It IS an ugly game, with hyper - powerful graphics doing nothing to disguise the drab, uninspiring level design and general aesthetic of the environments, soldiers, and above all else, the robot suits.

The software also has more modes to enjoy than simply rampaging around in a robot suit, so it's surprisingly reasonably priced for a Nintendo Switch game.

The other package includes one of the more interesting pieces: a robot suit complete with a visor, backpack, and straps for both hands and feet.

Or you can make the robot suit emit different sounds depending on which extremity you move or what direction you move it in.

Taken separately, her subjects are distinct and specific — migratory birds, a speculative robot suit, skeletal anatomy, and a mountain - fed desert spring.

Use pre-cut cardboard kits to build your own robot suit, with easy - to - follow interactive instructions included in the Nintendo Labo software.

Samsung notes that wearable robot suits could have various purposes, such as for helping movements of disabled persons, the elderly, and the infirm by assisting their muscle strengths when they move, for rehabilitation treatment for muscle disease patients, for soldiers who carry heavy military gears, or for industrial sites in which workers carry heavy loads have been briskly developed.

Our first play test had us building RC cars and fishing poles, playing with giant robot suits and lots more.