Kanibot Surveillance Robot Can Go Anywhere With Its Spider Like Design

Kanibot is an innovative robot concept that has been designed to work as a surveillance robot with various handy functionalities. This spider like design of the robot features six mechanical legs with the ability to perform all-way movement, giving the robot the opportunity to go on almost any surfaces. The main body features a powerful camera to capture photos and videos, motion sensor to detect suspicious elements and a tiny antenna to send and receive signals and data to the base station. The glossy black and orange color combination has given the robot an appearance of professional military equipment.

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Designer : Norio Fujikawa

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Stephen Russell says: March 26, 2010

Had same in Minority Report for 2004.

Seen similar on Military Channel.

Ideal for:

Search & Rescue

Recon

Intelligence

Jamming

Sensor mobile.

Mobile mine.

Remote hacker?

Place mini mines around?

Track cars, then jump off target car?

Andrew says: April 21, 2010

I could definitely see this being implemented in the future.







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