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 ...

Its new four-legged creation is Cheetah, which can run at 18 miles an hour, far faster than the 13.1 miles per hour record set by MIT in 1989. When I spoke with Boston Dynamics ten months ago ...

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 scientists spent years making the Cheetah robot a more efficient runner. Now that's done, its creators probably thought it was time to give it a major upgrade: the metal quadruped can now ...

Sangbae Kim has built the robot of the future, and it runs on four legs. Called the “cheetah-bot,” the robot was created at the Biomimetics Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Dubbed 'Ferrari of the robotics world', MIT's robo-cheetah has been filmed landing the running jump on both a treadmill and on a track. In a video, the machine successfully hurdles obstacles of ...

This time, though, the scientists at MIT used simulations to teach the Mini Cheetah to run fast and adapt to walking on different terrain. The researchers showcased the results in a video last ...

But seriously: The latest achievement of MIT's robotic cheetah-- a quick ... the robot can now leap over hurdles mid-run without the help of a human, which makes it the first four-legged robot ...

MIT has already demonstrated that its incredibly nimble and fast robot cheetah can run free without the need for cables or safety tethers. But now it’s not only able run down its prey out in the ...

Here’s a cat that will do more whirring than purring: a robotic cheetah cub designed to trot at the fastest clip of any legged machine in its class. The mechanical running feline, described in ...