An innovator has built a self-balancing one-wheeled robot. Developed using 3D-printed components, the latest innovation can ...

Ground-going delivery robots are already streamlining operations in various industries, but they typically still have to be loaded and unloaded by humans. That's where the multi-terrain LEVA bot comes ...

We don’t know how much time passed between the invention of the wheel ... robots to skate, too? An IEEE Spectrum interview with [Marko Bjelonic] of ETH Zürich describes progress by one of ...

LEVA is the multi-terrain delivery robot, which is capable of autonomously locating, lifting, and moving cargo boxes up to ...

A team of Swiss engineers are working on the Leva, a four-legged robot meant to be used as a transportation solution in ...

Using these strategies, Yim is working on a NASA-funded project to design a small, one-legged robot ... balance, initially controlling only the force of its legs and later with the help of a wheel ...

Narrator: One minute ... this question was to add wheels, which managed to increase both speed and efficiency by these high fractions. And actually, this humanoid robot was something that started ...

It’s a simple robot ... the wheels via cogged belts, with the 3D-printed rims fitted with square rubber drive belts used as tires for additional grip. A third jockey wheel is used for balance ...

Twenty-one humanoid ... legs rather than wheels or tracks, similar to how humans walk. The term "bipedal" literally means "two-footed," referring to the robot's ability to balance and move on ...