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Wheeled humanoids typically struggle with stairs and complex terrain, but Paxini’s TORA-DOUBLE ONE appears to be solving this problem. It just demonstrated clearing a 21.5 cm (~8.5 inch) obstacle. This capability is a significant step forward, greatly enhancing the practical value of wheeled robots.

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