At 168 centimetres tall, its face fixed between a grin and a grimace, humanoid robot Kengoro is something of a synthetic Arnold Schwarzenegger. Created by the University of Tokyo's JSK laboratory, Kengoro is a sweaty beefcake among metal bipeds.
For a svelte robot, Kengoro is strong, powered by 108 motors. Thanks to this large number of motors plus a unique metal frame, Kengoro can hammer out push-ups for 11 minutes straight. For the average robot, such exertion could spell hot, hot catastrophe. But Kengoro's true superpower, so to speak, is that it can perspire. Don't believe us? Scan the QR code for more.
