Dung beetles inspired robot Researchers developed a neural-based control system inspired by dung beetles to enable the ALPHA robot to walk and roll balls simultaneously on different terrains. This improves multitasking robotics and enhances our understanding of animal motor coordination.

What if your next package was delivered by a four-legged, wheeled robot? That’s exactly what @rivr_tech (formerly Swiss-Mile) is making a reality! Their latest video showcases AI-powered robots navigating city streets, climbing stairs, and delivering products right to your doorstep. Built on @UnitreeRobotics hardware and powered by RIVR’s Physical AI, these robots are faster than legged robots and more agile than traditional wheeled bots, which is perfect for tackling real-world delivery challenges. Would you trust a robot like this to bring your next package?

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The STAR1 humanoid robot, developed by the Chinese robotics company Robot Era, holds the title of the world’s fastest running humanoid robot, reaching speeds of up to 8 miles per hour. #robotics #humanoid #AI

The design of the Tesla Robovan is inspired by the Art Deco trains of the 1930s

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@FocusProb Boring Company's London to New York Tunnel