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While disaster robots were making their way through the DARPA Robotics Challenge courses, over in the exhibit area there was another competition taking place: an endurance challenge, also sponsored by DARPA, where robots slowly walked on treadmills with the goal of demonstrating how ultra-efficient they could be. One of the robots was DURUS, developed by SRI International in Silicon Valley. DURUS is designed to operate with 20 to 30 times more energy efficiency than conventional walking robots like Boston Dynamics' Atlas. This capability would allow a full size humanoid to operate for up to six hours on a single charge. |
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With the DRC over, here's what we have to look forward to.
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Can a microspine gripper bring an asteroid back to Earth?
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Seven Nao robots steal the spotlight in a modern dance performance.
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The Silicon Valley robotics startup gets a huge investment from SoftBank.
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A collaborative robotic arm knows how to complete tasks that you may not.
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Last week's best robot videos are right here.
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Master Bond has been developing the best epoxies, silicones, polyurethanes, polysulfides, UV cures and other specialty systems since 1976, and continues to solve specific design and manufacturing problems in a variety of industries.
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Read our informative article on the common methodology and various benchmarks that are frequently used in the industry to show microcontroller (MCU) power performance.
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This eBook will show you how to create a test environment for the positioning elements of a wearable devices that will allow you to bring products to market faster, reduce the risk of faults in the field, and safeguard against problems with interference.
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