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Jimmy, the unmanned robot Disney

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A short test of the robot named Jimmy, which utilizes an innovative drive system called hybrid hydrostatic transmission. The system developed by the research department of Disney, in order to make the movement of the robot as much as possible more natural and realistic is. The robot is controlled using the remote control and precisely follows the movements made by the operator, behind the wall.

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