Meet the Landwalker: A Giant Robot That Shoots Foam Balls

The Landwalker, developed by Masaki Nagumo, is a 1000 kg robot that appears to walk but actually glides on wheels. It can launch foam balls up to 30 meters and is controlled by foot pedals and levers. Inspired by science fiction, Nagumo built it himself after growing tired of waiting for such a machine. Currently an engineer, he may sell Landwalkers if there's enough demand at $3000 each. Despite its appearance, it's a vehicle and not allowed on public roads. The Landwalker is a unique blend of engineering and childhood dreams.

Who developed the Landwalker?

• A farm machinery company

• Masaki Nagumo

• A group of engineers

• A science fiction movie director

What inspired Masaki Nagumo to build the Landwalker?

• His engineering background

• A childhood dream of flying

• Science fiction movies

• A need for farm machinery

What is the potential price for purchasing a Landwalker?

• 3000 U.S. dollars

• 4000 U.S. dollars

• 2000 U.S. dollars

• 1000 U.S. dollars

How does the Landwalker move?

• By walking on legs

• By gliding on small wheels

• By flying

• By swimming

What is the maximum distance the Landwalker can shoot foam balls?

• 20 meters

• 30 meters

• 10 meters

• 40 meters