ROBOT LEARNING HOW TO WALK

Posted on Saturday 3 March 2007

Dexter

A humanoid robot is teaching itself to walk and eventually run around a California research lab.

Dexter took its first tentative steps only a few days after it first discovered how to stand upright.

Dexter’s designers say their robot differs from commercially available predecessors because it can learn from its mistakes.

It is the culmination of six years’ work by Anybots, an independent research group of three engineers.

Walking robot steps up the pace (BBC)

Anybots

Links to (far too much) previous robot ‘varkage after the jump.

For even more, see my semi-abandoned robot weblog (and say hello to Tal):
they’re made out of meat


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