The Deep Robotics bionic dog combines AI technology with robotic software, to enable maneuverability in a variety of terrains. Through first-person real-time image transmission and self learning capabilities this robot dog exhibits autonomous and agile movements. High torque density and reverse transmission make it so nothing will keep this little dog down. | Mashable

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Meet Salto, a tiny one-legged robot from UC Berkeley that’s rethinking how robots move. Instead of using wheels, Salto jumps. It has a spring-loaded leg that stores energy and releases it in powerful leaps. Inspired by the bushbaby, it can jump higher than its own height, bounce off walls, recover almost instantly, and stay balanced in midair with the help of a reaction wheel tail. Basically, it’s a pogo stick with a brain. This clever design helps Salto handle rough terrain and obstacle courses

Salto UC Berkeley’s one-legged robot with a springy leg and inertial tail. Hops high, sticks the landing, and even bounces off walls for a real-life double jump! 🤖 ⚠️ This video is shared for educational and informational purposes only. It does not contain any sponsored deals, advertising, or commercial intent. Credit to the original creator. All rights belong to the respective brand. If you are the owner and wish to have it removed or credited differently, please contact us. #CTORobotics #CTOR

Part two video of Boston Dynamics’ robots dancing/ welcoming in the New Year and displaying their incredible range of movement. The three robots shown are Spot, Atlas and Handle. Image/video credits: @bostondynamicsofficial We strive to get permission for each piece of content we share, and give credits to the rightful owner. If you feel this is not the case, please send us a DM so we can correct this #robotics #dancing #progress #spot #atlas #Handle Do you want your technologies featured on Wev