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A robot called Capuchin scales vertical walls using four limbs that can shift its weight to stay balanced, it and other climbing robots could be key to unc...
A robot called Capuchin scales vertical walls using four limbs that can shift its weight to stay balanced, it and other climbing robots could be key to uncovering the geology of Mars.
Video courtesy Teresa Miller, Stanford University and Dennis Hong, Virginia Tech
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Well, as humans, we have very good spatial awareness. I can move my hand very quickly and grab something, but I mess that up some times if I try too fast. We are still not at the point where we can give robots that good of spatial awareness. We put cameras on them, and run recognition software so that it will pick up on a point of light, or a certain shape, or maybe create a whole 3d map. But, we can't do it fast enough to let robots race around like crazy yet.. they have very bad reflexes!
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