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China’s Four-Legged Robot Hits 10.3 m/s on Treadmill The Black Panther robot, developed by Zhejiang University and a Hangzhou startup, reaches speeds of 10.3 m/s—faster than most human sprinters. It takes up to 5 steps per second, making it one of the fastest robots of its kind.

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Tommy Tucker1 год назад

Imagine this chasing you, with a gun attached to it, and near perfect precision aim.

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Indian Beast1 год назад

WHAT THE H€LL IS THIS??

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INDIAN AVIATION NEWS1 год назад

What is the benefit of this robot ?

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Halukcan Başer1 год назад

We are so fucked

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RedStone251 год назад

These things will eventually kill all of us.

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TsF1gen1 год назад

Çin elindeki kaynak ve imkanları olabilecek en üst düzeyde verimle kullanıyor

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Scan any documents, convert images into text, PDF files, etc. 👍

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