A CREEPY new video reveals the full horror of the world's first 'synthetic human' twitching into life.
The bot - dubbed Protoclone - is built with artificial muscle, bone and sinew to recreate the structure of the human body.
A new promo vid from its creators, Clone Robotics, show the unnerving thing jerking around.
Hanging from a series of ropes, the hyper-realistic machine lurches its limbs in the air.
It then flexes its spindly fingers and seems to stare down at them in concentration.
The bots tests out a range of different movements, tweaking around its neck, chest and legs.
The tech start-up behind the creation has hailed it as the world's first 'musculoskeletal android'.
The firm previously released another package of disturbing footage to unveil their machine to the world for the first time.
Clone Robotics hopes that Protoclone will soon be lurking around our homes, completing daily chores.
The company, operating out of Poland and the US, describes Protoclone V1 as 'faceless' but otherwise 'anatomically correct'. The Sun
A CREEPY new video reveals the full horror of the world's first 'synthetic human' twitching into life.
The bot - dubbed Protoclone - is built with artificial muscle, bone and sinew to recreate the structure of the human body.
A new promo vid from its creators, Clone Robotics, show the unnerving thing jerking around.
Hanging from a series of ropes, the hyper-realistic machine lurches its limbs in the air.
It then flexes its spindly fingers and seems to stare down at them in concentration.
The bots tests out a range of different movements, tweaking around its neck, chest and legs.
The tech start-up behind the creation has hailed it as the world's first 'musculoskeletal android'.
The firm previously released another package of disturbing footage to unveil their machine to the world for the first time.
Clone Robotics hopes that Protoclone will soon be lurking around our homes, completing daily chores.
The company, operating out of Poland and the US, describes Protoclone V1 as 'faceless' but otherwise 'anatomically correct'. The Sun
A CREEPY new video reveals the full horror of the world's first 'synthetic human' twitching into life.
The bot - dubbed Protoclone - is built with artificial muscle, bone and sinew to recreate the structure of the human body.
A new promo vid from its creators, Clone Robotics, show the unnerving thing jerking around.
Hanging from a series of ropes, the hyper-realistic machine lurches its limbs in the air.
It then flexes its spindly fingers and seems to stare down at them in concentration.
The bots tests out a range of different movements, tweaking around its neck, chest and legs.
The tech start-up behind the creation has hailed it as the world's first 'musculoskeletal android'.
The firm previously released another package of disturbing footage to unveil their machine to the world for the first time.
Clone Robotics hopes that Protoclone will soon be lurking around our homes, completing daily chores.
The company, operating out of Poland and the US, describes Protoclone V1 as 'faceless' but otherwise 'anatomically correct'. The Sun
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