This video actually shows the robot cheetah clearing obstacles just over 15-inches tall while running, and without the need for a single cable tether while it’s being tested outside the lab. MIT ...

MIT’s Robotic Cheetah Taught Itself How to Run and Set a New Speed Record in the Process AI-powered simulations let the robot learn all by itself how to efficiently move on all types of terrain.

MIT’s robot cheetah may also reach a theoretical speed of up to 30 mph in the future, but the current testing speed is at around 10 mph. Impressively, the robot can continue running even after ...

The MIT engineers behind the robot mini cheetah released a video showcasing its new running and terrain-traversing skills on Thursday.

Now, a newly revamped robot from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) dubbed the “mini cheetah” is vying to be among the fastest technologies of its kind when it comes to running.

MIT's robotic cheetah has the ability to see and jump while running. MIT’s robotic cheetah has some incredible developments since it first debuted in 2014.

The cheetah robot has powerful and very lightweight motors and an algorithm that determines the amount of force each leg should exert while it is running.

A 70-pound “cheetah” robot designed by MIT researchers may soon outpace its animal counterparts in running efficiency: In treadmill tests, the researchers have found that the robot — about the size ...