HUBO originates to date from learning the fundamentals of mobility. The most recent from KAIST is HUBO 2, a robot with flexible braches that let it bend lower as well as do push-ups. The HUBO 2's hands are another large improvement, now permitting the humanoid to spread out vehicle doorways, manage a gear change and support 7 kg. KAIST used "individually actuated" fingers that adjust to the form of whatever HUBO 2 is holding, a la Honda's new ASIMO. The robot can walk 2 km on the charge, also it appears like it is a little a lesser slow poke now, too: KAIST elevated its running speed to 4 kph from three kph. Browse the source link and video below to determine the HUBO 2 for action -- if you are impressed, it may be yours for any awesome $400,000.
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HUBO 2 has articulated hands, can walk 2 km on the charge: yours for $400k initially made an appearance on Engadget on Sun, 03 Jun 2012 11:13:00 EDT. Please visit our terms to be used of feeds.
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