Second Practice Session For MARLO vs the Wave Field
MARLO is one of three ATRIAS 2.1 bipedal robots designed and built by Prof. Jonathan Hurst and the Dynamic Robotics Laboratory at Oregon State University.
In a perfect world, we would have done much more preparation than this before going from a simulation https://youtu.be/TpsJ3jPVqGA to taking on the Wave Field. Things don't always work the way you want and you just have to get through it anyway. You'll see soon how it all turned out.
Видео Second Practice Session For MARLO vs the Wave Field канала Michigan Robotics: Dynamic Legged Locomotion Lab
In a perfect world, we would have done much more preparation than this before going from a simulation https://youtu.be/TpsJ3jPVqGA to taking on the Wave Field. Things don't always work the way you want and you just have to get through it anyway. You'll see soon how it all turned out.
Видео Second Practice Session For MARLO vs the Wave Field канала Michigan Robotics: Dynamic Legged Locomotion Lab
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