It just makes sense. Robots attack humans. Robots ingest humans. Robot digest humans. Robots excrete oily human remains.
Chewin’ and pooin’ is what Ecobot III is all about. However, it doesn’t actually chew. It’s equipped with “digestive tract” in which Microbial Fuel Cells (MFC) containing biomass hungry bacteria converts the material to hydrogen. Once the microbes have done they’re part, the waste is sent down the chute. Ingenious really. On top of that, the robot was created using rapid prototyping.


I’m telling you, there’s no end to the carnage… or virtual carnage… or inane thoughts I get when I see pretty lights shooting out of a robot. But that just goes to show how naivety will bleed us dry in a fit of flashy brilliance.
Aaaccck! Yeah, forget the fact that the bug you just swallowed was, oh, say the size of your palm. It also happens to have the newest in remote radio control gadgetry, and probably the diseases of a hundred generations, strapped to it’s muscly exoskeleton.
Cruuuunch. Remember the sound, because it’s likely to be the last thing you hear as you see the contents of your body somehow digested through the visible Endoskeleton support structure of the latest in robo-gadgetry, the Eccerobot.
You know that point where robots become more agile than humans and then dead, lifeless bodies scatter the streets of the cities. Yeah, that is approaching, and you’ll love to see what’s putting it all in motion.
There’s just no shortage of pre-apocalyptic robot news these days. We’ve learned the ways in which robots could potentially 
I’m not saying that one day robots will eat and digest you for energy, but I am saying. Especially given the state of two minds that are creating 


