Meet the Landwalker: A Giant Robot That Shoots Foam Balls

The Landwalker, developed by Masaki Nagumo, is a 1000 kg robot-like vehicle that can launch foam balls. Inspired by science fiction, Nagumo built it himself after growing tired of waiting for such a machine. It operates on small wheels and is controlled by foot pedals and levers, with navigation aided by a front-mounted camera. The Landwalker can move at 1.5 km/h and shoot foam balls up to 30 meters. It is not allowed on public roads, and its toy guns cannot be modified.

Who developed the Landwalker?

• A science fiction movie director

• Masaki Nagumo

• Gubo

• A farm machinery company

What inspired the creation of the Landwalker?

• A popular video game

• Childhood science fiction movies

• A need for farm machinery

• A government project

How does the Landwalker move?

• By walking on legs

• By gliding on small wheels

• By flying

• By swimming

What is the primary method of controlling the Landwalker?

• Foot pedals and levers

• Voice commands

• A smartphone app

• A remote control

What is the maximum speed of the Landwalker?

• 3 kilometers per hour

• 5 kilometers per hour

• 10 kilometers per hour

• 1.5 kilometers per hour