Hyundai's autonomous delivery robot can ride and walk

The Tiger X-1 autonomous delivery robot uses four wheels to move, but when it collides with

a high obstacle, he activates the “legs” built into the body and begins to walk.

The Tiger X1 will become part of the Ultimate Mobility Vehicle lineup: it was created by engineers from the New Horizon Studio division.

The robot is based on a modular architecture (bodycan be changed without touching the chassis) and is a "lightweight yet incredibly strong construction" using 3D printing and composites such as carbon fiber.

Use such vehiclesit is planned for search and rescue services, scientific expeditions, cargo delivery to areas with difficult terrain, and the like. He can also handle the usual delivery of groceries and medicines.

The robot can be controlled both remotely and using autonomous systems. 

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