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Robo-Dog 'Hound' Makes History As Fastest Robot Sprinter On Four Legs
A South Korean team's dog-like "HOUND" was dubbed the fastest robot on four legs when it traversed a distance of 328 feet in 19.87 seconds.
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''Namaste'': Tesla Shares Video Of Humanoid Robot Doing Yoga, Elon Musk Says...
The robot performs yoga poses that require standing on one leg and extending its limbs, displaying its balance and flexibility.
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Watch: YouTuber Gives Snakes "Robotic Legs" To Walk, Internet Surprised
A YouTuber is gaining traction on social media for inventing robotic legs for a snake to assist it in walking. Allen Pan released a video on his YouTube channel on Saturday in which he explains his engineering techniques.
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Robot Patrols Shanghai Streets With COVID Announcements, Internet Amused
A video has surfaced online which shows a robot patrolling the streets of Shanghai on four legs and making announcements to the residents of a street.
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Bipedal Robot Creates History after Running 5 KM On Single Charge
During Cassie's 5 km run, which the robot completed in 53 minutes and 3 seconds, 6-1/2 minutes were spent on resetting after it fell twice.
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MIT Researchers Developing Dynamic, Acrobatic Humanoid That Can Mimic Functions of Human Legs
MIT researchers are developing a dynamic robot capable of performing acrobats including frontflips and backflips as well as spin jumps. They claim to have developed new proprioceptive actuators that can help achieve highly dynamic movements in any legged robot.
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Facebook's Robotic Arms and Legs Are Learning Faster Than Ever
Facebook doesn't sell robots, but its researchers use plenty of them - and the company said its machines are getting a lot smarter, a lot faster.
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MIT's Latest Dog-Like Robot Can Do Backflips on Command
The vaguely canine-like machine - dubbed "Mini Cheetah" - is also able to trot over uneven terrain about twice as fast as an average person's walking speed, researchers say.
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Boston Dynamics' Atlas Headless Humanoid Robot Has a New Trick: Parkour
In the company's latest 29-second teaser, Atlas can be seen jumping over a log using one leg before nimbly bounding up increasingly high wooden boxes.
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This Firm Is Building Robot Dogs For Purchase Starting In 2019
They can unload the dishwasher, deliver packages to your home and open door. And they use their thin metallic legs to traverse stairs - or crawl straight into your worst nightmares. Now Boston Dynamics's awkward, four-legged, dog-like robot, SpotMini, is evolving from a viral YouTube sensation to a purchasable pet of sorts, according to the company...
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This Swiss Robotic Device Can Help People With Disabilities Walk Again
A Swiss university claims to have brought out a medical invention that can help paralyised people walk again. Researchers at the Switzerland's Technical University have made TWIICE, a robotic device that can help a person with paralysis of the legs to walk. It is called TWIICE because it gives them a second chance.
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New Quadruped Robot Can Change Steps With Speed
The researchers hope that the study will lead to a wide range of applications such as adaptive legged robots working in disaster areas.
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Someday The Pilot In The Cockpit May Be A Robot
From the outside, the single-engine Cessna Caravan that took off from a small airport in Manassas on Monday looked unremarkable. But inside the cockpit, in the right seat, a robot with spindly metal tubes and rods for arms and legs and a claw hand grasping the throttle, was doing the flying. In the left seat, a human pilot tapped commands to his mu...
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New Technology to Let Robots Walk Like Humans Do
Scientists have developed new technology that will enable legged robots to walk like humans do, an advance that could allow the machines to work in the armed forces, save lives as firefighters or do household chores.
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Rise of the Machines? Tiny Robot Horde Swarms to Form Shapes
They look vaguely like miniature hockey pucks skittering along on three pin-like metal legs, but a swarm of small robots called Kilobots at a laboratory at Harvard University is making a little bit of history for automatons everywhere.
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Robo-Dog 'Hound' Makes History As Fastest Robot Sprinter On Four Legs
A South Korean team's dog-like "HOUND" was dubbed the fastest robot on four legs when it traversed a distance of 328 feet in 19.87 seconds.
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''Namaste'': Tesla Shares Video Of Humanoid Robot Doing Yoga, Elon Musk Says...
The robot performs yoga poses that require standing on one leg and extending its limbs, displaying its balance and flexibility.
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Watch: YouTuber Gives Snakes "Robotic Legs" To Walk, Internet Surprised
A YouTuber is gaining traction on social media for inventing robotic legs for a snake to assist it in walking. Allen Pan released a video on his YouTube channel on Saturday in which he explains his engineering techniques.
-
Robot Patrols Shanghai Streets With COVID Announcements, Internet Amused
A video has surfaced online which shows a robot patrolling the streets of Shanghai on four legs and making announcements to the residents of a street.
-
Bipedal Robot Creates History after Running 5 KM On Single Charge
During Cassie's 5 km run, which the robot completed in 53 minutes and 3 seconds, 6-1/2 minutes were spent on resetting after it fell twice.
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MIT Researchers Developing Dynamic, Acrobatic Humanoid That Can Mimic Functions of Human Legs
MIT researchers are developing a dynamic robot capable of performing acrobats including frontflips and backflips as well as spin jumps. They claim to have developed new proprioceptive actuators that can help achieve highly dynamic movements in any legged robot.
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Facebook's Robotic Arms and Legs Are Learning Faster Than Ever
Facebook doesn't sell robots, but its researchers use plenty of them - and the company said its machines are getting a lot smarter, a lot faster.
-
MIT's Latest Dog-Like Robot Can Do Backflips on Command
The vaguely canine-like machine - dubbed "Mini Cheetah" - is also able to trot over uneven terrain about twice as fast as an average person's walking speed, researchers say.
-
Boston Dynamics' Atlas Headless Humanoid Robot Has a New Trick: Parkour
In the company's latest 29-second teaser, Atlas can be seen jumping over a log using one leg before nimbly bounding up increasingly high wooden boxes.
-
This Firm Is Building Robot Dogs For Purchase Starting In 2019
They can unload the dishwasher, deliver packages to your home and open door. And they use their thin metallic legs to traverse stairs - or crawl straight into your worst nightmares. Now Boston Dynamics's awkward, four-legged, dog-like robot, SpotMini, is evolving from a viral YouTube sensation to a purchasable pet of sorts, according to the company...
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This Swiss Robotic Device Can Help People With Disabilities Walk Again
A Swiss university claims to have brought out a medical invention that can help paralyised people walk again. Researchers at the Switzerland's Technical University have made TWIICE, a robotic device that can help a person with paralysis of the legs to walk. It is called TWIICE because it gives them a second chance.
-
New Quadruped Robot Can Change Steps With Speed
The researchers hope that the study will lead to a wide range of applications such as adaptive legged robots working in disaster areas.
-
Someday The Pilot In The Cockpit May Be A Robot
From the outside, the single-engine Cessna Caravan that took off from a small airport in Manassas on Monday looked unremarkable. But inside the cockpit, in the right seat, a robot with spindly metal tubes and rods for arms and legs and a claw hand grasping the throttle, was doing the flying. In the left seat, a human pilot tapped commands to his mu...
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New Technology to Let Robots Walk Like Humans Do
Scientists have developed new technology that will enable legged robots to walk like humans do, an advance that could allow the machines to work in the armed forces, save lives as firefighters or do household chores.
-
Rise of the Machines? Tiny Robot Horde Swarms to Form Shapes
They look vaguely like miniature hockey pucks skittering along on three pin-like metal legs, but a swarm of small robots called Kilobots at a laboratory at Harvard University is making a little bit of history for automatons everywhere.
