A Japanese company has made a popular anime cartoon larger than life, unveiling a ... according to the series. The Gundam Factory Yokohama, which produced the real robot, was due to host a grand ...

A Tokyo startup created ARCHAX, a $3 million robot that looks like "Mobile Suit ... Back in 2020, a video showing how a real-life Gundam raised its foot went viral on YouTube.

Pacific Rim showed that Japan's giant animated robots could work wonders in a live-action film ... are no stranger to full-size mecha in real life, of course. Just this week, a toy company ...

Although the official unveiling of this monumental robot was initially scheduled for October 1st at the Gundam Factory in Yokohama, the event had to be postponed due to the ongoing challenges ...

WTF?! Anyone who has ever fantasized about piloting a real-life Gundam robot could see that dream come close to reality thanks to a nearly 15-foot-tall battery-powered mech from Japan. The catch ...

Although the bots are mostly confined to the realms of anime movies and manga comics, a few groups have successfully created real-life Gundam-like robots ... the Archax in action, in the ...

However, one Tokyo-based company is showing the world that this technology is very much real—and ... 15-foot tall robot dubbed Archax (named after the winged dinosaur archaeopteryx) that can be ...

The huge four-wheeled robot looks like a machine from Mobile Suit Gundam or more specifically to us an Armored Core from the hit series of videogames. Unlike past attempts to make a real-life ...

On a wind-swept pier in Yokohama, Japan, the world’s largest mobile humanoid robot has a new lease ... email interview that building a real-life, operational Gundam to anime specifications ...

anime fans and science fiction fans alike have wondered if our technology would ever make it so that mech suits would become a real-life technology. While we might never see fully-realized Gundam ...