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Walking HECTOR Robot Inspired By Stick Insect 46

Zothecula writes "In an effort to understand how animals move elegantly and in turn provide robots with the same ability, researchers at the University of Bielefeld's Center of Excellence 'Cognitive Interaction Technology' (CITEC) have developed the hexapod walking robot called HECTOR (Hexapod Cognitive autonomously Operating Robot). Designed within CITEC's multi-disciplinary Mulero project, the robot possesses the scaled up morphology of a stick insect and will be used as a test bed in various departments and projects at the University."
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Walking HECTOR Robot Inspired By Stick Insect

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  • Let's see it walk (Score:3, Informative)

    by Anonymous Coward on Monday April 18, 2011 @12:06PM (#35856176)

    No where in the video of this walking robot does it actually walk.

    Towards the end, there is some sluggish, jerky movement of a single leg 'walking' though.

    How exciting!

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