Robots rock out to Manson's "The Beautiful People"
Robotic technology never ceases to amaze us, but we can't forget about those lingering thoughts of a terrifying robotic apocalypse. Take this EOL Robot Band for example, perfectly capable of performing an impressive cover of Marilyn Manson's "The Beautiful People". Now if it were a cover of Justin Bieber we may feel a bit less threatened, but if robots are possibly capable of capturing the controversial madness that is Marilyn Manson, we might be in trouble.
This robotic masterpiece consists of a robotic cello, electric guitar, drummer and... a scanner. Who would've thought robots can be rock stars too? Check out the video to see the EOL Robot Band in action.
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freaking amazing
That is one Mechanical Animal.
what up with the guitar, it sounds like crap. other than that, awesome.
I want to see the code this guy created!
I am still speechless, freakin' awesome!
\m/ u_u \m/
Love the "Dot Matrix Printer" sound of the Cello
Just missed the Microchip logo before!!! PIC RULES!
BADASS!!!!!!!
I like how well they have managed to get thie machine to play real instruments. It does remind me of a surprisingly good rendition - using a ZX spectrum to control a bank of HDDs and a scanner - to play Radiohead.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmfHHLfbjNQ