Cornell's Ranger robot breaks record, walks 23 km on single charge
A team of students and faculty at Cornell University claim that their Ranger robot has set a new world record for non-stop distance walked by an untethered, legged robot - 23 kilometers, or 14.3 miles.
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ISHAN TOPREHey that is smooth.It seems you have a lot of information on Robots.Where do you find it?Is it random googling? -
Ankita Katdare@Ishan: Yes. It is indeed 'googling' (Can't say random though 😀 )
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