Its origins can be traced back to the Anymal, a quadrupedal robot that can autonomously navigate rough terrain. But the latest iteration being developed by ETH Zurich's Swiss-Mile company could ...
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ETH Zurich’s ANYMal robot aces ladders with its custom-built hooked feetEngineers at ETH Zurich’s Robotics Systems Lab modified the ANYbotics ANYMal quadruped robot to efficiently climb standard ...
An curved arrow pointing right. The StarlETH is a dog-like robot created at ETH Zurich. Its sophisticated walking system can adapt to rocky terrain, and the robot is being developed to carry out ...
Straight walls partly exist for the convenience of builders and architects - but for a robot, a curved wall is almost as easy. So at the DFAB House, a small test building in the suburbs of Zurich ...
Roland Siegwart (1959) is full Professor of Autonomous Systems at ETH Zurich since July 2006 and Founding Co-Director ... Roland Siegwart's research interests are in the design and control of robot ...
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