4-legged Korean robot runs full marathon on single charge
KAIST researchers said the robot used a single battery charge and finished in 4 hours, 19 minutes and 52 seconds.
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A paper detailing the world's first record of a domestically produced quadruped robot (robot dog) completing a full marathon has been published in the main edition of the international academic journal Nature. This marks the first time that domestic robot research has been featured in the main edition of Nature. Lion Robotics, a startup founded by KAIST faculty, published the paper titled "A quadruped robot," which describes the long-distance dr…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Joo-young = A four-legged robot developed by a domestic research team completed a full 42.195 km marathon course on a single battery charge. This robot...
A paper on a domestically developed robot dog that completed a full-course marathon for the first time in the world has been published in the scientific journal *Nature*. KAIST announced that the long-distance driving technology and actual marathon completion results of the quadruped robot "RAIBO2," developed by Professor Je-Min Hwang's research team in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, have been published in the main issue of *Nature*.
The most widely known robot dog (quadruped robot) in the world is "Spot," released by Boston Dynamics of the United States. Deployed for the security of the U.S. President, Spot has a top speed of 5.76 km/h and an average operating time of about 90 minutes. Based on a simple calculation, Spot requires recharging after running about 9 km. However, it has been revealed that a domestically produced robot dog, which achieved more than three times t…
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