Tuesday, November 12, 2019
M.I.T. Mini Cheetah
M.I.T, The Massachusetts Institute of Technology, has shared a video of its Mini Cheetah
robot. The
four-legged bot can play a soccer ball, run, and jump.
The Mini Cheetah weighs about 20 pounds and is controlled by 12 separate motors.
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