AVATAR Robots comes alive!

                              Yang Jin-Ho, CEO of South Korean robotics firm Hankook Mirae Technology, took the first baby steps inside his 13-foot-tall, 1.5-ton, manned bipedal robot. On Dec 27 Tuesday afternoon the run test on that robots, South Korean company built man operating  robot that walk like a human ,they mimics the action as pilot inside of it.

                  The robot height is about 13 foot and weight is 1.5 tons, metal arms each weigh 130 kilograms (286 pounds).

                  One of the leading firm "Hankook mirae" technology created a human like robots it seems to be the resembles of robots that appears in the movie "Avatar".

Test conducted 

                     On  DEC 27 afternoon  ,30 engineer conducted  various  initial test on that robots from the results of the test they gave some  adjustments to that robots.

                     This robot is the world first manned bipedel robots and the main reason behind for building this kind of robots to work in a hazadous areas ,where human can't go said by Jin-Ho CEO of the Hankook Mirae,

                     Due to its large size it captures a media attentions,not only media its capturea a huge attention to the public they were  expecting the arraival of mannned robots.

                     In the test they examine the robot under diifferent circumstences including walking front and back and the limb movements . a pilot inside the robot action is mimicked by that robot.

                    The robot, more than twice the size of a tall man, is so heavy that it shakes the ground when it takes a step with a loud whirring of motors.

Dream of CEO

                       Yang, who dreamed as a child of building his own robot, said he has invested 242 billion won ($200 million) in the project since 2014 to "bring to life what only seemed possible in movies and cartoons".finally yang dreams comes true .

                      Building the giant robot was a challenge for the engineers - most of them in their mid and late 30's - as its unprecedented scale meant they had nothing to refer to, said one who declined to be named.  So far, it remains unclear how the robot will be used.

                       "Method-2" is seen more as a test-bed for various technologies that will allow the creators to build any type and size of robot in future.

                        Yang said they have already received inquiries from industries ranging from manufacturing and construction to entertainment. Either way the dream come true and our world moves to the future technologies.

                         There have even been questions about its possible deployment along the heavily fortified Demilitarized Zone with North Korea.

                        But the robot, tethered by a power cable and still a bit wobbly on its feet, is far from finished. More work is needed on its balance its weight and power systems.

                       It need some more test to work fast and day by day its improves its performance and the co ordination between pilot and robot keeps improving so that fast movement can be obtained.

                         This kind of robot has an life saving usages  in military and other protocals.

 According to the firm and the creators of that robot,

              "The robot is one year old so it is taking baby steps,"

                 Its just like humans, it will be able to move more freely in the next couple of years and it strongly belived by the creators of that robot and also they said the robot will be ready for sale by the end of 2017 at a price of around 10 billion won ($8.3 million).

It means that

                 " Future is not far away it situated at reachable distance , by the evolution of this kinds of technology will provide us a path to the future".