There's a YouTuber in China

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Jaeger Fan Shisan's giant robot

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The video likely performed well due to the inherently fascinating and viral nature of giant, anime-inspired robots that mimic human movement. The combination of impressive engineering, visual spectacle, and the novelty of a "rideable mech" being sold for a high price point would capture audience attention.

Summary

This video highlights Fan Shisan, a Chinese YouTuber who builds giant robots inspired by anime. His latest project is a 66,000-pound humanoid robot that mimics his movements in real-time, which he is now selling for $650,000.

Structure

1Introduction to Fan Shisan and his giant robot
2Demonstration of the robot's capabilities
3Explanation of the motion capture technology
4Comparison to previous projects and funding
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DM us Jaeger Fan Shisan is building a 66,000-pound humanoid robot that mirrors his every move in real time, showcasing a viral new trend in consumer mechs and robotics innovation. Discover how this massive Jaeger mech turns human motion into unstoppable mechanical force in one of the smartest robot builds yet. #fan_shisan #jaegerrobot #humanoiddrone #roboticsinnovation #mechtechnology

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The video prominently features Fan Shisan's custom-built giant humanoid robot, showcasing its construction, capabilities, and the technology behind its real-time motion mirroring. The robot is the central subject of the video.

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66,000 pound humanoid robot that copies his body movements in real time Fan Shisan creator in Chengdu and chemistry background who spent years building things straight out of anime flying sword swarms a hoverboard made of blades and a Robot arm arm heavier than 11,000 LBS 6000 LBS that crushed a car on camera project is on a completely different scale Mech Yeager after the giant robots in Pacific it doesn't think for itself motion capture suit and the robot mirrors him in real time scaling every small human movement mechanical force he moves his arm 66,000 pounds moves with him building machines like a defense budget and unitree just started selling a rideable mech for $650,000 giant robots are $607,498 quietly becoming a consumer category

Transcript

There's a YouTuber in China building a 66,000 pound humanoid robot that copies his body movements in real time. His name is Fan Shisan, a creator in Chengdu with a physics and chemistry background who spent years building things straight out of anime. Flying sword swarms, a hoverboard made of blades and a robot arm heavier than a pickup truck that crushed a car on camera. But his new project is on a completely different scale. He named the mech Yeager after the giant robots in Pacific Rim. It doesn't think for itself. Fan wears a motion capture suit and the robot mirrors him in real time, scaling every small human movement into massive mechanical force. He moves his arm, 66,000 pounds moves with him. Building machines like this used to take a defense budget. Fan is funding it with a YouTube channel. He just started selling a rideable mech for $650,000. Giant robots are quietly becoming a consumer category.