Three New Walking Robots

Feb 18 2005, 7:35am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Universities introduced three new walking robots at the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) in Washington DC.

The new robots use simpler mechanics and less motors than for Instance Asimo to walk. The shape of the robot frame and joints naturally enable them to walk along effeciently.
More details article on the NewScientist.

More Humaniod Robots:
HUBO Robot from Korea
Chroino Small Humanoid Robot
Sony Humaniod Robot SDR-4X
Tai Chi Robot by Nirvana Technology
Realistic Japanese Female Actroid Robot

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