DLR's Agile Justin plays catch with Rollin' Justin

[@Hunter7023]

Finally a friend to play some ball with.

[@Suro_One]

I wonder why people still keep the gundam a secret. It's obvious that if you can build something small, you can build it big and better.

[@Bownaix]

@stinkybips
The DLR is the german space agency and there is no funding at all for military development of the JUSTIN system and there are no plans either. The system is aimed at 2 things: taking care of elder people and space applications like assisting astronauts or servicing of satellites. Because the throwing and catching of things is mastered now, exchanging tools and materials between 2 robots by throwing might actually be feasible in their daily work.

[@MacGuffin1]

Very nice, the only way I could be more impressed is if the catcher decelerated the ball by matching it's velocity with it's hand on the last part of the catch (as a human would) At any rate, well done, most impressive!

[@SwedenIsAwesome]

I for one welcome our new robot overlords.

[@john058]

nice for keeping the dog busy

[@enduringpatriot]

Nice, but can they play catch with Randy Johnson?

[@majorRedelitE]

I saw these from Daily Planet

[@stinkybips]

All I see are grenades or human heads flying around...

[@wwickeddogg]

Doesn't that guy play for the Yankees?

[@roidroid]

@wwickeddogg the robot probably costs less TBH

[@menga111]

you have doomed us all

[@EngineerAtheist]

Sports are just a few years away from becoming watchable.

[@derlustigedfence]

Meanwhile, at SKYNET HQ........

[@boazzaob]

Its got to pull the pin first.

[@DerTypHinnerDir]

Thanks Google

[@SEThatered]

Ihr seid so geil!

[@eightminutes6842]

holy shit lol

[@jonathonwallen]

Robocop

[@mathoni]

cute

[@AndrBuPriest]

Anti-Home Run system :D

[@Ryuuken24]

So these guys are the ones whom will be taking the Chinese jobs, over sea.

[@lukep778899]

First.