Maybe a world where humans pilot a giant robot and race for sports and entertainment isn’t too far away.

One of those 13-foot tall and 7,500 pounds robots made its debut at Maker Faire Bay Area this weekend at the San Mateo County Event Center.

The machine, “Prosthesis,” is the world’s first racing mech and it has no autonomy, requiring a human pilot, according to the Faire’s spokesperson. Prosthesis is a creation by Jonathan Tippet and his team at the

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