In tests, the framework developed by a team at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) enabled a quadruped robot to sprint up vertical walls, leap across large gaps, and ...

This redundancy makes the robot's legs successful on their own without the need for sensors to interpret the environment. If one leg falters, the abundance of legs keeps it moving regardless.

The framework works by producing synthetic visual demonstrations that vary in both robot type and camera angles. This allows researchers to train robots on a wider range of demonstrations ...

It launched the world’s first six-axis robot capable of operating in aseptic production ... The effort produced a design ...