G-TuneF108M
Turning junk into useful objects is an endeavor of Siso Junk Studio, or Siso Lab, of Japan. In 2008, it created G-TuneF108M, a humanoid robot that had a length of wiring that could wrap around the horn of the servo axis. Its body was mainly composed of a polycarbonate frame, acrylic, PVC plate, and aluminum. It is equipped with an RPU-10 controller and Kongo gyros.
G-TuneF108M can be considered a transformer robot, as it can morph from its container mode into a bipedal machine. It was one of the contenders in the ROBO-One 13, where it won the Ranger Award.
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