There’s a solid argument for the above. The Real World is an unforgiving place. Anything remotely safety critical requires human oversight when it comes to robotics not least because of culpability. We can embolden our creations with all kinds of sensors and autonomous behaviours yet the one thing you can almost guarantee is that at […]
After a little testing on artificial grass wondering if we’re reaching the end of the road (so to speak) for wheels on the robots? Wheels (tracks too) definitely have limitations as to the kind of terrain they can handle. Legs though are comparatively a lot more complicated when built ‘properly’. That is, legs can use
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Each of 13 designs of robots, drones and computers were listed together with the experiment and results then the best and worst features of each were also listed. The most notable features were finally aggregated to form general specifications for a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) for these efforts: Finally, an additional specification (of sorts) is
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