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The giant robot, built in South Korea, works by repeating the actions of its pilot sitting inside by moving its enormous arms and legs up and down.
Scientists have programmed a monster one-tonne robot that can walk and mimic human movements resembling something from Avatar .
The METHOD-1 machine is four metres tall and when it stomps it leaves the ground "shaking", according to designer Vitaly Bulgarov.
The giant robot, built in South Korea, works by repeating the actions of its pilot sitting inside by moving its enormous arms and legs up and down.
In astonishing video the sinister machine can be seen walking across a laboratory floor using its mechanical joints.
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The machine named METHOD-1 is four metres tall (Photo: Facebook/Vitaly Bulgarov)

A control room just big enough for a human operator to squeeze in sits where the robot's chest should be.