New footage released Monday shows the mammoth machine, which looms over a factory in Yokohama outside of Tokyo, moving its ... The Gundam Factory Yokohama, which produced the real robot, was ...

Based on the popular Gundam ... robot kneeling down on one knee, moving its legs in a walking motion, moving its arm up and extending out a finger. Kinda like a toddler learning about its own ...

A giant, true-to-life robot has ... known that Gundam would also be able to perform certain moves and gestures, which, given its massive size, would have been impressive on its own.

The world’s tallest robot recently took its first tentative steps. And while it might not be ready to enter service in the Earth Federation just yet, this 60-foot Gundam already makes for one ...

The port of Yokohama will play host to a colossal, walking Gundam robot for ... virtual copy of the robot that aspiring programmers can play with to develop their own actions and poses.

Pre-orders for the “Moving Full ... of the upcoming Gundam plastic model that will come with a platform that is reminiscent of the life like statue that will take its first official steps ...

At the Port of Yokohama, just south of Tokyo, the world's largest humanoid robot ... its Odaiba neighborhood, coming in at almost a whopping 65 feet. So why stop there? Why not give the Gundam ...

Easily one of the most infamous anime in the Mobile Suit Gundam franchise was Mobile Fighter G Gundam, which had more in common with a fighting game than a Real Robot mecha anime. Its main mecha ...

Its success even inspired a government-related science website to estimate how much it would cost to build a real Gundam ... shows an animation of the Gundam robot moving its head and arms ...

A 60-foot-tall moving robot inspired by a popular Japanese anime series said its last goodbyes Sunday after a four-year, twice-extended display. The RX-78F00 Gundam — or General Purpose Utility ...