amaha’s autonomous Motobot

Yamaha has worked extensively with its self-governing Motobot since 2015 and this year the organization was so sure that it emphasized the creation towards a prominent one of the other riders in the area.

Motobot Yamaha's 2017 goal is two: reach a speed of 200 km / h and beat Valentino Rossi, seven times the MotoGP champion, in just one turn. After the main task, Yamaha started shining the other. Unfortunately, there was still about 30 seconds left for Rossi, but that's the most convincing part.

The most crazy part of Motobot is that the same bike remains unchanged from the factory. It's the humanoid robot on the bike that controls the inventory. Its six actuators can move and accelerate in a single lane while computers examine all information regardless of whether it's the speed or behavior of the engine.

Yamaha needs to use the machine to find out how the robot "gathers" the best lines and methods when it breaks the lane, with the potential goal of being a robot equipped to defeat the best human knights. In the end, Yamaha is convinced that its innovation can be tailored for various types of transport, including individual snowmobiles and personal watercraft.