Kenji Ishida and Brave Robotics have created what kids and nerds have been dreaming about since the 80′s and the debut of Transformers.
They created a fully working remote control car that can autonomously transform into a fully working bipedal robot. The Megatron-style robot can even salute and shoot projectiles. It’s truly an amazing spectacle of engineering.
ZentaOlbaid published video of his amazing six legged, remote control robot in August, but it only went viral over the past weekend, garnering over 500,000 views in just the past few days.
The PhantomX hexapod runs on complex Phoenix computer code, allowing it to move smoothly and naturally, almost like an insect!
While two helicopter fliers were enjoying the sky and the magic of flight they noticed a remote control airplane flying to their left. A beautiful P-51 Mustang model airplane. Cool.
But suddenly, the plane crashed into a tree. One of the chopper fliers asked his buddy, “You know how cool it’d be if we could scoop that thing out the tree for him?”
Amazingly, they ended up actually recovering the r/c plane, and returned it to the very grateful owner. What a story.
Rich Ogy posted the video in September, but is just exploded in popularity now after being featured on Reddit, NeoGaf, DailyPicks, and BroBible.
There have been plenty of super car race videos before, but this one is special. It’s downsized. Very downsized.
Remote control sports cars, like an r/c Nissan GTR, Porsche 911, Ford Mustang and more, all perform in the greatest r/c car chase that was commissioned by Internet super nerd Freddie W and is featured on LaughingSquid.
Kids pulling their loose teeth out in creative ways under the leadership of dad always make for fun and adorable viral videos.
The latest kid to go viral is first grader Easton. On his first day of first grade he was helped by his parents to pull his first loose tooth all by himself. After having his loose tooth affixed to his toy remote control monster truck, Easton hit the accelerator, and pulled his tooth with no pain or tears at all!
The viral video is featured on DailyMail, Today, and BuzzFeed.
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