A robot that shifts its own weight to cross land, steps, and water (w/video)
Researchers built an undulatory robot that pumps water between its head and tail to climb slopes, clear steps and swim, all while keeping the same basic gait.
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Researchers built an undulatory robot that pumps water between its head and tail to climb slopes, clear steps and swim, all while keeping the same basic gait.
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Researchers built an undulatory robot that pumps water between its head and tail to climb slopes, clear steps and swim, all while keeping the same basic gait.
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