In today’s online community, many creators are always able to come up with all kinds of crazy plans in pursuit of higher traffic. Recently, the YouTube channel “Sword man Fan 13 Sword man Fan 13” (the creator famous for Sword Flying) actually built a giant robotic arm weighing 5 tons (5000 kilograms). It is said that the origin of all this was just to find a “sparring opponent” who could slap his friends (but it was actually from the automotive industry):
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All motives have a cause, and this opportunity turned out to be just a ridiculous reason. Swordsman Fan Shisan discovered that a friend has recently become obsessed with the “slapping contest” which is very popular abroad. However, he has been unable to find a suitable opponent and seems very lonely:
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In order to show “deep friendship”, Fan Shisan’s team decided to build a giant robotic arm to serve as his friend’s exclusive sparring assistant, thereby appropriately alleviating his loneliness:
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5000kg giant robotic arm launched
So they started seriously designing a giant robotic arm for “slapping”:
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The team even installed many auxiliary propulsion devices on the robotic arm to increase the power of this steel behemoth, ready to deliver the most shocking blow at any time:
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After working overnight, this giant robotic arm weighing 5,000 kilograms was completed. Users can capture the movements of their arms and fingers through the exoskeleton mechanical gloves on their hands. It is basically a set of giant remote-controlled toys:
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Always do some warm-up exercises before slapping someone! ? So I found a Volvo XC70, which is famous for its ruggedness and crash resistance, to conduct the crash test. In this way, what originally seemed like a prank on friends suddenly turned into a hard-core car crash test:
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As soon as the swordsman Fan Shisan waved his hand forward, the giant mechanical arm weighing 5,000 kilograms rushed forward and rushed towards the Volvo XC70 with a powerful straight punch:
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I also slapped the Volvo XC70 directly. The force of the impact was really mind-numbing:
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However, Volvo’s reputation for being strong and crash-resistant is not untrue. Under these several impacts, its interior has almost no deformation, and its structure looks quite safe:
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What surprised me most in the video was that this giant robotic arm weighing 5,000 kilograms could actually produce the effect of Shoryuken. It really broke through my three views:
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While the film is entertaining and visually stunning, it also cleverly showcases Volvo’s safety craftsmanship. After withstanding several such exaggerated heavy blows, the body structure did not seem to be seriously deformed. Although it was not a very orthodox crash test, such an alternative cooperation also captured the attention of many viewers:
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The last scene of the video shows warm-up and preparation for a slapping contest with a friend. Although this is a funny video ranging from helping a friend find a slapping opponent to a crash test of a professional car, the hardcore experiment of using a 5,000 kilogram giant robotic arm to flatten a car still makes people want to give it a thumbs up in terms of entertainment and practical experience!
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Finally, the original video URL is also attached:
Source: KOCPC Chinese