Alphabet-owned Japanese robotics company Schaft have revealed their new bipedal stair-climbing robot able to carry up to 60kg. Schaft, a spinout from the JSK Robotics Laboratory at the University of Tokyo, was bought by Google at the end of 2013 and won the inaugural US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency robotics challenge with a bipedal robot with arms. The robot, called the KUKA (Kuro Kuza Akusatsu), is designed for use in disaster relief and rescue operations where it can climb stairs or other obstacles without having to be
Alphabet-owned Japanese robotics company Schaft have revealed their new bipedal stair-climbing robot able to carry up to 60kg. The robot, called the KUKA (Kuro Kuza Akusatsu), is designed for use in disaster relief and rescue operations where it can climb stairs or other obstacles without having to be