Japanese engineers from Vstone showed their Robovie-Z skills at the ROBO-ONE competition.
A two-legged humanoid robot has an advantage over a wheeled one — it has high cross-country ability.Now experts in robotics are developing a technology for walking bipedal robots.At the same time, in addition to the legs, a person can also moveIf the robot can connectUsing all four limbs, just like a human, he will be able to move with maximum efficiency on unstructured terrain and perform various tasks.
The new Robovie-Z robot has multi-segmented arms and legs.Many analogues, there are grippers at the end of the hands, which the developers used in this demonstration.They trained the robot to climb stairs in advance and use their arms to get down.
The demonstration started right next to the stairs, sothe robot immediately began to climb up, alternately grabbing the rungs of the stairs and placing its feet. After that, he stepped down the stairs, walked under the handrail and grabbed it with both hands. Then he lifted his legs and rolled down.
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