Stealth Cheetah Robot Sprints Like a Cat (Video) The robot cheetah can navigate uneven terrain and can jump over a foot in the air to avoid obstacles.

Powerful MIT robot could help as a first responder Scientists at MIT developed a cheetah you won't find in the wild. This robotic feline could one day reach places that are too dangerous for ...

Trash Gobbling Robots Cleaning Lake Tahoe and Beyond! Science MIT's 'blind' Cheetah 3 robot can jump up on your desk The creepy-cute four-legged robot can navigate obstacles and stairs, too.

Engineers have developed a prototype cheetah robot. They have constructed a scaled-down robotic version of the fastest land animal in the world, with a view to replicating its movements ...

The agility and speed of the cheetah -- the fastest land animal on earth -- inspired the design of a robot that can run and jump across grassy terrain. The robotic cheetah, created by a team at ...

Boston Dynamics’ “Cheetah” is also science. This DARPA-funded research yielded a cat-like robot which just broke the land speed record for legged robots by running 18 mph on a treadmill.

DARPA's made all types of robots, from "Big Dog" to "Wild Cat," and soft robots to flying robots. Their latest creepy invention is a robotic "cheetah" that can run, bound, and jump obstacles in ...

The fastest land animal on Earth, the cheetah, has inspired a number of swift-footed robots. The latest has cropped up at the University of Twente, where doctoral candidate Geert Folkertsma has ...

The Cheetah 3, however, marks a kind of philosophical change for the robot created by professor Sang-bae Kim and his team at MIT’s Biomimetics lab.

The cheetah is off the leash! Researchers at MIT have built a four-legged robot that runs like the super-fast spotted feline and can even run on its own power, off a treadmill. The robot has now ...

The “blind” Cheetah 3 robot can climb stairs, jump on a desk and shove, thanks to new algorithms developed by researchers at MIT.

MIT scientists think a robot that moves like a cheetah could help rescue people in disaster zones. It's blind, but scientists designed its flexible joints and agile limbs to be just as versatile ...