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| In Japan, it’s a mecha and in the US it’s a mech. Either way it means a robotic machine operated by a human pilot. A lot of people are interested in mechs and we think our mechs are a lot of fun too. The future is near – and new designs are already on the Moltensteelman drawing board. | |
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| Mech Chariots | |
| We want these on the ground. And so do you. Or maybe you want yours to fly. It’s quite possible we can do that too, with your help. So please donate, these are going to be fabulous. | |
| A fire-shooting bipedal mech will pull a futuristic warrior chariot carrying a driver and passenger. We envision producing a small squad of these five foot mech robots that will be spirited enough that they might stampede if provoked. These next-generation Moltensteelman mechs will be lightweight and fold for storage and transport. | |
Bipedal Mech concept drawing
| The Walking Beast | |
| This popular kinetic giant weighs 13,500 pounds and stands 11 feet tall. The Walking Beast has an international following, is the subject of many photos and videos, and it gives people the unique opportunity to ride on a real mech. | |
The Walking Beast at the Burning Man Festival
2008
| Hexapod | |
| On the far horizon: The next generation giant walking machine will be a computer-controlled hydraulic vehicle with six legs capable of walking on uneven terrain. | |
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