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The capabilities of the four-legged robot have been expanded

As we all know, four-legged robots assist with everyday tasks and in various areas of construction. However, they faced a number of problems when climbing to heights and moving around. Robotics engineers from Switzerland’s ETH Zurich expanded the capabilities of a robot called “ANYMal”. The team first fitted the robot with a special hook-like paw. This enables the robot to move freely […]

The capabilities of the four-legged robot have been expanded

As we all know, four-legged robots assist with everyday tasks and in various areas of construction. However, they faced a number of problems when climbing to heights and moving around.

Robotics engineers from Switzerland’s ETH Zurich expanded the capabilities of a robot called “ANYMal”.

The team first fitted the robot with a special hook-like paw. This enables the robot to move freely on stairs and ladders.

For your information, this four-legged robot successfully passed its trials, achieving 90% efficiency.