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🚨 Bengaluru-based Strider Robotics (Strider Robotics) is building autonomous quadrupedal robots that will be used for industrial inspection. Their latest prototype, M3, carries 20 kg of payload and is built in-house with 80% indigenously sourced materials.

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Praveen Ram1 month ago

@strider_robots The bionic legs needs to be more fluency, it is too rigid like the ones our army has.

Jyothsna Manikkath1 month ago

@strider_robots Can this be used in the #pharmaceutical industry?

Shaun1 month ago

@strider_robots Hi, you’re covering so many startups. Is there any website you’re maintaining a list of this. Because all the websites I visit are all too cluttered and unintuitive

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