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Raging Bender" from the second season of Futurama also depicts a hidden human controller of a robotic boxer. One of the particular challenges Real Steel faces is depicting the world of just nine years into the future, which means creating a world that is somehow both recognizable and at least a little futuristic. We asked Shawn Levy about his approach to creating a fully-realized world in which the robot boxing could exist. Here's his explanation: Speaking of which, Real Steel feels like the much-needed antithesis of Marvel’s Cinematic Universe, now stuffed to the breaking point with capes and cowls. The MCU now contains nearly three dozen individual superheroes all vying for screen time, not to mention the brain space fans are expected to devote to all the narrative threads unspooling over 23 movies. It’s enough to make you wish Thanos really did wipe out half of that interconnected universe.

Hollywood's Top 40". Vanity Fair. March 2011. Archived from the original on May 29, 2011 . Retrieved October 3, 2011. Evangeline Lilly as Bailey Tallet: A boxing gym owner and daughter of Charlie's former boxing coachNot based on any pre-existing mega property, comic book, graphic novel, or toy line, Real Steel’s original screenplay is instead loosely based on Steel, a cynical 1956 short story by I Am Legend’s Richard Matheson. After the legendary Rod Serling, Matheson is responsible for writing the most episodes of the original The Twilight Zone TV series than any other writer. Robots don't have personality,” he said. They all have very specific individuated aesthetics. They don't talk, they don't express feelings. They are controlled by humans. They do not walk around in the street. It's not A.I. They are not servants or butlers. It's not a mechanized society."

Steel" ( The Twilight Zone), a 1963 episode of The Twilight Zone also based on Richard Matheson's short storyWorldwide, only a few robots have achieved super-low latency rapid teleoperation, but they are small in size, and their teleoperation devices are complex. This is where Qibbot stands tall – as high as 1.9 metres (6.2 feet).