ATRIAS 2.1, walking bipedal robot, Dynamic Robotics Laboratory, Corvallis, Oregon, USA

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ATRIAS Robot: gets put through its paces

Published on Apr 16, 2015

A series of fast back-and-forth laps to test the reliability of Oregon State's ATRIAS bipedal robot... spiced up with a dash of school spirit.

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ATRIAS Robot: Fail Friday - "Discard Pile"

Published on Apr 17, 2015

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ATRIAS Robot: a faster walk on bumpy ground

Published on Apr 21, 2015

ATRIAS is training to go outside by walking on bumpy terrain with more and more speed.

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ATRIAS Robot: Getting Kicked - Robot vs. Simulation

Published on Apr 22, 2015

ATRIAS gets kicked alongside its simulated counterpart.
SimMechanics simulation model built by Will Martin, Carnegie Mellon University

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ATRIAS Robot: Getting Kicked - Robot vs. Simulation

Published on Apr 22, 2015

ATRIAS gets kicked alongside its simulated counterpart.
SimMechanics simulation model built by Will Martin, Carnegie Mellon University

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Apple Watch: Common Questions Answered!

Published on Apr 24, 2015

We're starting to test the new Apple Watch for our long-term use review. Today, we run through some common questions about its basic features, how app integration works, connectivity with our phones, and Siri functionality that you can't demo in stores. What questions do you have about the Apple Watch?

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ATRIAS Bipedal Robot: Takes a Walk in the Park

Published on Apr 27, 2015

ATRIAS, Oregon State University's Bipedal Robot, goes for a stroll in the park for the first time. ATRIAS was built by the Dynamic Robotics Laboratory at Oregon State University, directed by Dr. Jonathan Hurst.

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ATRIAS Robot: Climbs a 15-cm Obstacle

Published on Jun 1, 2015

ATRIAS, is commanded to walk forward over an unseen 15-cm platform. How will it fare?

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ATRIAS Robot: Runs to the End Zone

Published on Jun 2, 2015

The ATRIAS Bipedal Robot has a training session at Oregon State University's Reser Stadium, where it accelerates up to a running speed, lifting off the ground for the very first time. Top Speed: 7.6 kph (4.7 mph)

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ATRIAS Robot: Traverses Rough Terrain at 6.6 kph (4.1 mph)

Published on Jun 3, 2015

Here, ATRIAS blindly steps over a bumpy obstacle course at higher speeds, peaking at 6.6 kph (4.1 mph).