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Comments on BigDog Robass More Coordinated Than I Am
I was startled to observe this level of progress in the creation of quadrupedal robots. (Read the complete story)

"That was amazing. It was like watching a real animal move, especially when it slipped on the ice, and when that guy kicked it. It won't be long until they make 2 legged robots with that kind of balance and agility."
(Jeff 3/17/2008 11:26:32 PM)
"Seeing it recover from that kick was the clincher for me too. If I ever saw one of those in the forest , I think I would freak out."
(Zac Hunter 3/18/2008 1:28:37 PM)
"Problem, however, when it slipped on the ice, it changed direction, that would not help in the battlefield! Plus, what if something like a n explosion happened beside it? what would it do if it were on it's back? "
(Dante Ashton 3/25/2008 3:56:59 AM)
"well done but i agree with Dante what if it falls on it's side or back, i cna tink of a few ways this could be fixed but is there a way or do the troops have to stop and pick it up?"
(Brandon H 3/10/2010 4:49:14 PM)

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