KAIST's new control framework lets four-legged robots perform parkour, enabling fast, precise navigation in complex terrains.

In recent years, we've seen wood used in the construction of traditionally ... which definitely has its selling points. Ordinarily, robot designers have to choose between either soft rubber ...

A video of newly trained ANYmal in action shared by ETH Zurich shows the beefy red robot clambering up a small wooden staircase ... in collapsed buildings or complex natural terrains,” the ...

Researchers are breaking through the difficulties of robotic recognition of various common, yet complex, items ... Today's intelligent robots can accurately recognize many objects through vision ...

and morphologically complex filaments that can operate with very simple control," said study co-author Robert Wood. We've seen variations on the tentacle-robot theme in the past, including this ...

By comparing historical and real-time data collected through the robot’s scans, AI systems can automatically identify changes in surface structure, paint layers, and wood stability.

This coordinated policy ensures that the robot can perform complex upper body gestures while walking steadily on surfaces like gravel, dirt, wood chips, grass and inclined concrete paths.