Suidobashi Heavy Industries has place the finishing touches to the latest project, some.4-ton Kuratas. Mobile suit obsessives all over the world can thank artist Kogoro Kurata and robotics expert Wataru Yoshizaki for that robot frame, that has space to accommodate an airplane pilot inside. The mech's touch screen UI even features a Kinect-based movement interface and also the shudder-inducing "smile-triggered" twin BB gatling guns. You are able to personalize your personal diesel-powered animal within the dystopian gang colors of the selecting, but be advised: the $1.35 million cost does not include further personalization options just like a faux leather interior, cup holder or phone cubby. The Kuratas does, however, include a chance to make telephone calls direct in the cockpit, so that you can inform your opponents that you are coming on their behalf.
Continue reading through Kuratas, the 13-feet mech: sets loose your inner Ripley, costs $1.35 million (video)
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