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May 13, 2015
CORVALLIS, Ore. — If you've seen films of a robot, walking, most of the time it walks like ... well ... a robot.
Traditional bipedal robots take steps fairly slowly and deliberately, with “knees” that are permanently bent. Such robots easily could be tripped. Also, the stiff motion requires a lot of energy, which limits how long a bipedal robot can operate.
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