The two-legged Tron 1 robot from LimX Dynamics, resembling a Star Wars AT-ST walker, has been showcased in new videos performing tasks like tour guiding and delivery. The $25,000 machine, initially tested at CES with basic remote control, now displays advanced programmed capabilities. Developers highlight its potential for various real-world uses.
LimX Dynamics has released videos demonstrating the Tron 1 robot's versatility in practical settings. The bipedal robot acts as a tour guide, delivery assistant, and even a street photographer, moving beyond its earlier preprogrammed movements and remote-control features observed at CES earlier this year in a Las Vegas hotel room. The company notes these demos illustrate what developers can program the robot to achieve. The Tron 1, priced at $25,000, draws comparisons to the AT-ST walkers from Star Wars due to its distinctive two-legged design, though it is built for terrestrial applications rather than galactic conquest. While initial hands-on experiences were entertaining but limited, the recent videos suggest expanding capabilities for this and similar robots. LimX Dynamics indicates that further potential uses remain to be explored.
