Video: Toyota’s robo-quartet makes Kerouac cry

May 16th, 2008 | Category: Robots

After watching Honda’s Asimo conduct the Detroit Symphony, Toyota’s distressed team of robots hopped a box car with a jug of wine and wound up leaning in and kicking out a clear harmonic cry to some corporate goons in Japan. The band consists of a couple repurposed DJ Robots and new Partner Robots. While laudable,

there’s not adequate ecstasy for us, not sufficient life, delight, kicks, darkness, music… not suitable night. Video after the break, Jack.

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Original post by Thomas Ricker

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