farmer wu yuluâx80x99s homemade robots at rockbund art museum

Although Vimeo video may not have the most impressive technical display at the Shanghai 2010 World Expo, it makes what is displayed on the Expo site even more eye-catching.
Malcolm Moore of The Daily Telegraph recently went to the Bund Art Museum to interview Wu Yulu, a Chinese farmer and family inventor --made robots.
Wu Yulu tried to make his first robot when he was 11 years old, although until 1970 years old, we found a job in a farm machinery factory, his hobby was not really
He turned the used sewing machine parts and some steel wires into his first real robot.
\"So far, I don\'t know the theory of physics, but I know that electricity can drive the motor and transmit power to the robot\'s hands and feet with levers and wires, wu talked about the robot in an interview with China Daily.
After many experiments, Wu Yulu made his first functional mobile robot in 1982.
As you can see in the video, not just for the show, all the Wu Yulu robots have a purpose, from bowing to water and lighting cigarettes.
On the Bund show planned by Cai Guoqiang, Wu Yulu was overwhelmed by fans.
\"I never thought I would be famous,\" he told the Telegraph . \".
I have never imagined myself playing with robots in a large museum in Shanghai, surrounded by many people.
It\'s just a hobby to be my robot. -
I don\'t think it will eventually become a big business with mass production and marketing.
It\'s just a personal thing.