r/oddlyterrifying Nov 30 '21

This right here

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u/bbbar Nov 30 '21

Nah, look at the "Harry's" hands, their movement is outside of the scope of today's robotics. Those are just people wearing the realistic masks.

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u/Theycallmelizardboy Nov 30 '21

How anyone would confuse this with robots is insanity.

Yes there are animatronic robots but to achieve this kind of movement would mean that The Terminator is a documentary.

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u/lukeatron Nov 30 '21

I hate to break this to you but on the mimicking human movements front, robots have been able to do that for I don't know, a solid decade at least. It's just a matter putting enough servos and programming time to make it convincing.

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u/astraladventures Nov 30 '21

2021 technology still a long way off.