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Helping Make Walking Fun and Safe in a Modern Mechanized World

Reality Gaming • Recreation • Exercise • Workplaces • Construction Sites

WALKING IN THE FUTURE IS ONLY SAFE BECAUSE OF MECHA WALKING VEHICLES

Before there were automobiles, the most dangerous thing that could happen to to a person walking was maybe getting bit by a snake. But automobiles flying down the streets at up to 60 MPH have changed all that. Even in 25 MPH School Zones, careless drivers routinely drive 35 MPH and even 45 MPH, endangering the lives of childen.

Yes, automobiles have made being a pedestrian on foot so dangerous. And getting hit by an automobile means the body's soft tissue and narrow bones are no match for the 2000 to 4000 pounds of steel that makes up a hulky automobile. The fact is, today with automobiles everywhere, avoiding being hit by one as a pedestrian on foot has become a game of cat and mouse.
Maybe that's why the future world is so full of mechanized walking vehicles,called mechs or mecha in sci-fi movies, video games and comics. You almost never see anyone walking on foot.


FUN & EXCITEMENT: HOW WALKING VEHICLES CAN PROVIDE GAMERS WITH ADVANTAGES

Some fun facts about GPS video gaming, laser tag, paintball and Nerf foam blaster gamers:

  • They like to play games where they can compete with their friends
  • The equipment they prefer is lightweight, helps them be more nimble, and technology, such as mecha walking vehicles, help bring rich new features and adventures
  • They are young as 9-14 years old up to adult age, using equipment that can cost hundreds to thousands of dollars
  • The first laser tag facility opened over 25 years ago and now there are hundreds of facilities nationwide
  • Players are smart and quick to learn, understand options, and look for variables to keep the experience ever changing and always evolving into the next generation of fun
  • They have a passion to acquire extra equipment features, enhancements, advantages, and add-ons
  • They enjoy going to the movies and watching sci-fi films, such as Star Wars and Transformers that feature mecha walking vehicles, which are filled with action, excitement and fill their imaginations
  • Now our mecha walking vehicles allow GPS video gaming, laser tag, paintball and Nerf foam blaster gamers to live out sci-fi movie and video game adventures in real life, and best of all now, to be part of the real action.

GAMERS IN MECHA WALKING VEHICLES HAVE AN ADVANTAGE


  • Peering Over High Walls and Barriers
    Laser tag, paintball and Nerf gamers clearly have an advantage when it comes to high barriers. With a 9’ high line of sight, and the ability to duck down in the mecha, the gamer in a mecha can easily avoid being shot. This includes 6’ to 8’ fences, walls and hedges.
  • Spotting Opponents Hiding Behind Obstacles
    The opponent who tries to hide behind barrels, low walls and other low obstacles can more easily be seen by the gamer in the mecha.
  • Utilizing The Mecha To Distract Opponents
    Since the gamer in the mecha behind high obstacles can crouch down to not be seen, the opponent may be able to see the top of the mecha cab, but might be unsure if the gamer is actually iside. In this way, the gamer can position the mecha to be visible by opponents entering the area, but climbing down from the mecha and standing nearby to ambush the opponent.
  • Amplified Blaster Sounds
    Laser tag and other gaming systems can be connected to the built-in Bluetooth stereo sound system for amplified movie-like realistic blaster sounds.
  • Remote Viewing Through Top Mounted Cameras
    Gamers in a mecha can also remotely view the scene through the top-mounted cameras. Simply position the mecha near a battle entrance, then outside the mecha the gamer can view the top-mounted cameras through a mobile device or tablet.


RECREATION: WALKING VEHICLES CAN PROVIDE GREAT OUTDOOR EXERCISE & LEISURE ACTIVITY


  • You can relax and enjoy the outdoors in your mecha walking vehicle
    Walking vehicle legs and feet are designed for balance & stability. Walking vehicles can provide a great form of upper body exercise, including the arms, stomach muscles and legs. Easily relax up inside, with your tablet and mobile device in the dash, while enjoying your favorite music through the built-in Bluetooth stereo sound system.
  • Tipover sideway prevention
    Mecha walking vehicle feet feature sideways movement limiters that help prevent sideways tip-overs. This keeps the mecha rider balanced and stable, to walk on level surfaces up to 3 degree inclines, forward, backwards and sideways. Mecha may look like they will fall over, but in reality they feature a very stable A-frame design.
  • Built-in entertainment for your walk
    Normally walking and exercise can leave your hands and pockets full of devices and clutter, and walking with headphones can be very dangerous. But exercising in a mecha walking vehicle, your mobile device mounts in the dash and connects to the mecha’s Bluetooth stereo sound system.
  • In-dash tablet holder and smart phone holder
    And a full-size in-dash tablet allows you to get navigation info, access email and messages, without having to hold your phone up to your face. Top-mounted dual cameras and dual security detectors help keep you safe and out of danger. And 3’ up above the ground, you are likely to suffer far less injuries in a collision with an automobile, with the mecha legs and cab providing additional protection.


PROTECTION: HOW WALKING VEHICLES CAN HELP PREVENT PEDESTRIAN COLLISIONS WITH VEHICLES

Some Facts about US Pedestrian Collisions:

  • Most pedestrian accidents occur in urban areas
  • Each year 60,000 pedestrians are injured
  • Each year over 4,000 pedestrians are killed
  • Up to 75% of all pedestrian fatalities take place outside of an intersection
  • Every 8 minutes a pedestrian suffers an injury
  • Every 113 minutes a pedestrian is killed
  • Approximately 40% of all pedestrian fatalities will involve a person who is intoxicated
  • Approximately 18% of all pedestrian fatalities will involve a drunk driver
  • Males are more likely to be injured than females
  • The most common time of day that pedestrian accidents occur is between the hours of 6 PM and 12 AM

PEDESTRIANS TAKE THE FULL FORCE OF THE COLLISION IN NORMAL PEDESTRIAN COLLISIONS


LEGS, TORSO & HEAD: TYPICAL PEDESTRIAN COLLISION INJURIES

  • The Lower Extremities
    One of the first parts of a pedestrian’s body that are likely to come in contact with the vehicle is the lower body. Up to 50% of pedestrians experience injuries in the lower part of their body. Trauma to the ligaments and muscles, pelvis fractures, lacerations, and broken bones are all common.
  • The Neck, Face, and Head
    The second part of the body that is typically impacted is the neck, face, or head. This occurs when this part of the body strikes the windshield or hood. Approximately 38% of pedestrians suffer an injury to their neck, face or head. Some of the common examples of these injuries include shoulder displacement, vertebrae injuries, neck injuries, jaw fractures, skull damage, lacerations, and concussions.
  • The Upper Extremities
    Since the gamer in the mecha behind high obstacles can crouch down to not be seen, the opponent may be able to see the top of the mecha cab, but might be unsure if the gamer is actually iside. In this way, the gamer can position the mecha to be visible by opponents entering the area, but climbing down from the mecha and standing nearby to ambush the opponent.
  • Head Injuries
    It’s estimated that pedestrians are up to twice as likely to have a head injury than to have an injury to their abdomen or chest. Any injury to this part of the body can be severe and even fatal to pedestrians.

REDUCING INJURIES & FATALITIES: WALKING VEHICLES CAN POTENTIALLY SAVE LIVES AND REDUCE INJURIES


WALKING VEHICLE LEGS ABSORB THE BRUNT OF THE INITIAL COLLISION WHEN OCUPANT IS INSIDE WALKING VEHICLE DURING COLLISION

  • On City Streets and Sidewalks
    Walking vehicle occupant is protected inside cab, limiting head, lower body and upper body injuries, with the walking vehicle legs and cab impacting car, absorbing much of the impact.
  • Construction and Jobsite Spotters
    Spotters elevated 3' high in walking vehicles with a 9’ high line of sight can potentially perform better as a second pair of eyes and ears for truck drivers, forklift operators and heavy equipment operators, than spotters on the ground. Spotters stand near equipment or vehicles and feed information to drivers, including directions and things the driver is unable to see or hear by themselves. Safety lights and signs can be attached to the walking vehicles, as well as electronic collision-prevention detectors.


• Always wear head and body protection in walking vehicles.
• Do not use in high winds.
• Do not use while intoxicated.


VIDEOS:
Climb aboard, turn and walk away.


Night walking up hill, turning around without toppling over, continuing up the hill, and then climbing out.


"You no longer have to fantasize about the mecha walking vehicles, chicken walkers and transformers you see in movies, video games and comics. Now you can own yours today."
James Roberts
CEO, Mecha Robotics Corporation


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