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Robot cyclist
(5) | 31/12/2013 | 
The ' v2 ' primer is a robotic biker who can ride a bike in exactly the same way as a man: pressing the pedals and keeping his balance. Developed by Japanese Masahiko Yamaguchi and was presented at the exhibition iRex Robotics in Tokyo.
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