Mpumalanga Man in Bushbuckridge Makes Voice-Activated Robot, TikTok Video Gets 1.7M Views
- One man from Bushbuckridge in Mpumalanga showed people he had a special project that could rival Iron Man
- In a TikTok video, the man showed people that he had made a robot which has fascinating features
- Many people were amazed by the hi-tech robot that he made from cardboard and other recycled materials
A robot maker in Bushbuckridge showed people his own version of Iron Man. The young man makes videos showing the progress he has made on his AI helper.
Source: TikTok
The man's video got lots of attention as people were impressed by his hi-tech efforts. Many people were floored after a man showed how his robot works.
Man creates robot in TikTok video
A man named @mickie.ja Bushbuckridge is working on his own version of Jarvis from Iron Man named Javas. In one video, he got the robot to look at the camera on command.
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Man makes voice-activated arm
In another video that went viral, he showed a robotic arm. The prototype is voice-activated and switches on a light with a vocal command.
Watch the videos below:
SA impressed by man's Javas robot
Many people thought the young man did an amazing job with the robot. Online users could not get over the young man's hi-tech project.
Sydman.villain1 wrote:
"Jarvis has competition with Javas."
ngwatoprincess added:
"Iron man was found shaking."
012_statixx said:
"We all started somewhere my brother stay locked in and keep pushing. I respect your work."
wariaaa wrote:
"Tony STUCK."
LaNkosii applauded:
"This is only the beginning."
MOLOSIGNS joked:
"Javas is the new manager of Eskom."
Sweaty was impressed:
"Bro is cooking for real."
Inventor's clever robot made from trash draws warnings
Briefly News previously reported a South African inventor is amazing his social media followers with his ingenious invention: a lifting robot made from recycled materials.
The TikTok video shows the man demonstrating how his robot works. He used fence wires, plastic bottles, cardboard boxes, cables and other recyclable rubbish to create a small wheeled vehicle with a robotic arm.
The vehicle and arm are connected by cable to a controller wrapped around his forearm, which controls the movement of the wheels and the arm depending on how he moves his arm.
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