DARPA LS3 robot mule learns to follow | IEEE Spectrum

curated by Ioannis K. Erripis | December 19, 2012

We heard back in September that the LS3 quadruped robot had gotten some nifty upgrades and was undergoing field trials with the military, and we’ve just gotten an update about how that’s all been going. Short answer: quite well, but for a longer answer, we talked to DARPA.

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