When one Japanese engineer dreamed of riding inside the robot from his favorite anime series, he decided to turn his dream into a reality. Check out the giant humanoid robot he created! | CBS Newspath

This 14.8 ft (4.5 m) anime-style transformer robot can be piloted by a real person. Tsubame Industries has developed a battery-powered giant robot, fulfilling the dreams of mech aficionados by bringing Gundam, the Japanese term for giant robots or mecha, to life. Featuring 26 joints, the robot has the ability to assume an upright position for performing tasks in robot mode and can also crouch down in vehicle mode, achieving a maximum speed of 2.78 mph (10 km/h). Envisioning a future where their

This 14.8 ft (4.5 m) anime-style transformer robot can be piloted by a real person. Tsubame Industries has developed a battery-powered giant robot, fulfilling the dreams of mech aficionados by bringing Gundam, the Japanese term for giant robots or mecha, to life. Featuring 26 joints, the robot has the ability to assume an upright position for performing tasks in robot mode and can also crouch down in vehicle mode, achieving a maximum speed of 2.78 mph (10 km/h). Envisioning a future where their