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Roboticists from Robotic Systems Lab and NVIDIA Embedded are teaching four-legged robots climb and jump. After training in simulation, the robots can autonomously decide how to scramble over and under obstacles, which will help them do dangerous jobs so that humans don't have to.

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Evan Ackermanvor 3 Jahren

Featuring @anybotics of course!

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Hígado Reptantevor 3 Jahren

@leggedrobotics @NVIDIAEmbedded They are for military applications, stop the f euphemisms.

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Divisi Humas PoIisi Bikini Bottomvor 3 Jahren

@leggedrobotics @NVIDIAEmbedded

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Freyr Aloysiusvor 3 Jahren

@leggedrobotics @NVIDIAEmbedded "Dangerous jobs" yeah like delivering a bomb to somebody the cops don't like

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Just a sad little Roguevor 3 Jahren

@leggedrobotics @NVIDIAEmbedded "which will help them do dangerous jobs so that humans don't have to." Yeah, say that when the robot steals delivery jobs (or whatever), just because it'll be cheap. or when the robot is murdering your poor unemployed family. or both.

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Bike Mayor of the Lumpenproletariat كاحسخvor 3 Jahren

@leggedrobotics @NVIDIAEmbedded These are combat robot they're making and I'm tired of you all pretending otherwise.

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commandervor 3 Jahren

@leggedrobotics @NVIDIAEmbedded These are soldiers in 2 years time. Fuck.

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Melody the Vax'ilfanvor 3 Jahren

@leggedrobotics @NVIDIAEmbedded To everyone praising this, there's no chance that these are gonna follow Azimov's first law of robotics

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Ishmael, Stay-Behind Wife Galvor 3 Jahren

@leggedrobotics @NVIDIAEmbedded Cool! If I see one of these in the wild, I will destroy it with hammers 👍

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Cyber Aughtsvor 3 Jahren

@leggedrobotics @NVIDIAEmbedded I'm gonna be killed by an animatronic dog modeled after the little tikes car?

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