“Lately, motion capture is mostly restricted to near-static movements. With these elastic cables, the human body movement is more easily replicated since you can move wherever the hell you want without worrying about it breaking.” — nisbahmumtaz909

“They get to have cool playground equipment like this in Japan because their mom’s have no word for WORRY.” — arredalhe9

“I’m not just thinking sushi.” — RosieCornwall

“Developed by Japan’s Vstone robotics, in concert with Nissin, the Cup Noodle guys, this thing looks just like a regular old ramen noodle cup when you first get it. But start cooking up some noodles, set the timer, and watch ROBONOODLE rise! Here, check it out in all of its beauty. Now watch the uprising of the first noodle robot army… Yatta!” w/ photos + videos

“OK, what’s going on? Shiro is too big to fit in that small bowl. He doesn’t move at all, even his whiskers don’t twitch — is that just his head in the bowl?” — 46mica

“Let the damn thing sleep! You can always eat it later! Damn!”

“How come everything in Japan looks cuter?” — jprp83

“I didn’t understand a word, but it was sweet.” — pinkdipi

“Japanese cheerleaders in slow motion filmed with a high speed camera. You can clearly see the torque the human body endures during an average set of cheerleading stunts.”

“I was watching this when my mom walked in… so I switched to porn because it was easier to explain.” — tophe949