あけましておめでとうございます。
本年も宜しくお願いします。オンライン英会話レアジョブ
終了です。


年始1回目のレッスン終了です。
お出かけが続き、ようやく初レッスンとなりました。

5日も空くとついていけるか少し心配になりましたが、なんとか良い感じでレッスン終了です。



先生 : Mr.Lee

いきなり初めての先生で緊張しましたが、すごく感じも良く、楽しんでレッスンできました。
早速bookmark登録しました♪


記事 : 「Japanese Man Builds Pilot-Controlled Robot」

元旦の記事です。どんどん読み、早く当日分迄に追いつきたいです。
少年の頃の夢、「ロボットを造る」、それが叶った喜びが記事を読んできても伝わってきました。


Kogoro Kurata, a 39-year-old Japanese artist, has built a massive robot called the “Kuratas,” which weighs 4 tons and stands at 13 feet (4 meters) high. In addition, the robot is equipped with a pilot seat so that an operator can control it from the inside.

Kurata said it had been his dream to create and to ride robots ever since he was a child. When he was younger, he would watch state-of-the-art robots in films and animation. Many of the robots were big and piloted by people.

Kurata added that robots are a part of Japanese culture, and he felt a robot of this type is something that Japanese should bring to life.

Aside from being controlled from the inside, the robot’s arm movement and operating system can be controlled using an iPhone. The Kuratas can be armed with guns that shoot plastic bottles or pellets. It can also move at a maximum speed of 10kph.

It took a team of engineers two years to build the Kuratas robot from the schematics. At present, the same kind of robot can be made-to-order, although a basic model can cost up to 110 million yen ($1.3 million). Customers can choose additional features for their robot such as cup holders and different paint colors.

The creator said he has received thousands of inquiries from interested buyers, but he did not say how many have bought a robot.

Kurata hopes his act of building a robot would encourage others to create even better robots in the future. He is especially interested in how future society could use robots.


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仕事初めの明後日より頑張っていきたいと思います!!


以下キャンペーンを利用し、レアジョブレッスン初めてみては如何ですか?