Which Nation will be the first to build a real-life Mecha?
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Jericho Antares
FAKKU Writer
I loved Patlabor. But anyway, to actually address the topic, I believe the Japanese will be the ones to reach such a feat. They already built ASIMO, and it is a matter of enlarging the design. It would be slower and clunkier than all hell, but it would be a mech
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Ah Asimo is made for household.It's not made for battle or war.US in the other hand made some mech for war.they it is still on wheels but others have arms.
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Japan definitely. In fact, I think this is a pointless thread since Japan has already made robots since 1973, even though Russia made the first exoskeleton in 1972.
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Japan will start it off with a Megaman/Rockman like Mecha.
US on the other hand will make "Transformers" like mecha in battle.Tanks that turn into Robots.WEW
On the Philippines on the hand we have recycled mechs!!!
Why it's called Resiklo is ths word "Ang mga Robot na gawa nila ay gawa sa resiklong bagay"
"Their Robots are made from recycled things."
US on the other hand will make "Transformers" like mecha in battle.Tanks that turn into Robots.WEW
On the Philippines on the hand we have recycled mechs!!!
Why it's called Resiklo is ths word "Ang mga Robot na gawa nila ay gawa sa resiklong bagay"
"Their Robots are made from recycled things."
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In my story they started in Canada. Lol my imagination knows no bounds.
https://www.fakku.net/viewtopic.php?t=5495
https://www.fakku.net/viewtopic.php?t=5495
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Hmmm combine it with the video i posted and you have a little story that comes together with a show.
P.S.
Is it really accept no one or was it except no one?
P.S.
Is it really accept no one or was it except no one?
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Sinner wrote...
Maybe Japan would build mecha like Labors from Patlabor. Labors were created to replaced heavy machines used in construction and other industries, as well military and police use.Yeah, I think they will come up with something like that.
Btw, nice vid ShadowRonald, I would be interested in seeing the movie. The cg looks really cool.
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Kais86 wrote...
Arizth wrote...
Damn, you make long posts, mate.Here is my question: why do you consider mecha to need to be incredibly heavy?
A proper size mech is between 7 and 10 meters tall, and is often LESS armored then a tank. The functionality of a mech is designed to be a giant, metal infantryman. Mecha are more about flexibility, speed, dodging, and such.
Sure, I agree: Flying Gundam mechs are, at the moment, silly. We not only lack a good, strong material, we lack even a good power source.
When I say mechs, I ask you to imagine Full Metal Panic!'s Arm Slaves, or Code Geass' Knightmares, not Gundams or whatever.
Gundam has always been firmly placed in fiction. I mean, they use laser-based weaponry that can be dodge. The hell is that?
FMP!'s Arm Slaves, such as the Savage and the M9, happen to be light, and seem to be within out technological level, save the power source.
Knightmares doubly so...well, except the laser cannons. And that's still a matter of power.
Please do not assume I mean Gundam if I mention mecha. It makes it hard to argue.
Veritechs, on the other hand, seem equally feasible, though I'm not sure we can code a Neural-Wave AI just yet.
I make long posts because I know what I'm talking about and there is a lot of information on the subject.
Mecha need to be heavy because you don't want the average jerks with a machine gun being able to take one down, as will invariably happen, if you make it light, because I'm using real world physics, and in real world physics the ability to endure an RPG to the face requires you to be heavy.
A combat ready tank (well ok a M1 abrams with the limiter off) can move about 72 mile an hour and that thing is only 2.44 meters wide and 7.93 meters long, and it still weighs 71 tons most of which is engine, front plate, and turret, yet it still can be damaged by weapons carried by infantry, not very well but it can be.
The Veritech fighter is implausible using modern tech because like I said it is using cheat-tech, you are asking too many things from too small and too light a vehicle, as it only weighs 10 tons, this being said I wonder if they are marvel tons (10 marvel tons is a tank 100 a battleship), well they did give the weight in KG instead of tons, I suppose that means they aren't using marvel tons.
the thing is now they have defense systems for lightly armored tanks and can take out the RPG even before it gets with in 5-9 feet from the tank also light mechs should be flexable and be able to dodge some things you know but i do agree that Veritechs would be pretty impossible for us now and even in the future
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Kaien wrote...
the thing is now they have defense systems for lightly armored tanks and can take out the RPG even before it gets with in 5-9 feet from the tank also light mechs should be flexable and be able to dodge some things you know but i do agree that Veritechs would be pretty impossible for us now and even in the futureCan we take this to the topic I started up on whether or not mecha are feasible?
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Rasonable, legitimate.
Dictionary.com says
Feasible- 1 capable of being done; 2 probable, likely; 3 suitable
Dictionary.com says
Feasible- 1 capable of being done; 2 probable, likely; 3 suitable