1,069 robots tapped their feet and stretched their arms simultaneously in China. The dancing robot, called Dobi, is highly flexible and can do kung fu moves
1,069 robots tapped their feet and stretched their arms simultaneously in China. The dancing robot, called Dobi, is highly flexible and can do kung fu moves
More than one thousand robots shook their bodies, stretched their arms and tapped their feet simultaneously at a performance that broke the Guinness World Records last week Photo: Daily Mail
More than one thousand robots shook their bodies, stretched their arms and tapped their feet simultaneously at a performance that broke the Guinness World Records last week Photo: Daily MailHave you ever imagined your city being taken over by an army of robots? This has just happened in China, expect the robots were there for a dance party.
Engineers in Guangzhou gathered more than 1,000 droids on August 17 and programmed them to dance at the same time.
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The army of Dobi robots broke the world record held by 1,007 droids which are also from China Photo : Daily Mail
The army of Dobi robots broke the world record held by 1,007 droids which are also from China Photo : Daily MailThe adorable little robots, known as Dobi, shook their bodies, stretched their arms and tapped their feet simultaneously during the spectacular performance in front of the Guangzhou Baiyun International Convention Centre.
According to WL Intelligent Technology, the cute toy has 17 servo joints on its limbs, which can move with high precision. This means Dobi can perform ‘various’ and ‘highly complex’ dance routine.
The dancing robot, called Dobi, is created by a toy company based in Shantou, China Photo: Daily Mail
The dancing robot, called Dobi, is created by a toy company based in Shantou, China Photo: Daily MailApart from dancing, talented Dobi is also said to be able to sing, box and do kung fu moves.
The robot, which has a built in microphone and stereo speakers, can be remotely controlled through an app.
The cutting-edge toy has 17 servo joints on its limbs, which means it can move with precision Photo: Daily Mail
Cai Weidong, the General Manager of WL Intelligent Technology said Dobi was entirely made in China, something the company took great pride in.
Mr Cai said by applying for the Guinness World Records, he wanted to prove that Dobi was more than just a toy, but a representation of Chinese technology.
