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MIT’s latest robot cheetah can jump higher than you

MIT’s latest robot cheetah can jump higher than you

Posted on May 29, 2015August 9, 2019 By Jarvis

MIT’s Biomimetics Robotics Lab has created a new version of its robotic cheetah. The Cheetah 2 is capable of even more animal-like actions than DARPA’s faster and simpler predecessor. The Cheetah 2 can reliably identify and jump over objects up to 40 cm (about 15 inches) high. When it jumps, it mimics the movements of an actual cheetah, creating a double arc as its fore and high legs clear the hurdle.

To make the robotic quadruped jump successfully, the bioengineering team had to create a three different real-time algorithms. The first involves the evolved robot’s newly equipped front-facing laser sensor, allowing it to detect obstacles in real-time.
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