Terrymiller@terrymiller

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Bro, the strat here is total reconfiguration. University of Tokyo researchers built TwinX, a system where two wheeled-legged robots stay linked by a single wire. They wind that line to lock into different modes for walking, moving sideways, or handling gear. Once they separate, the wire becomes a tool to hook or encircle targets while swapping forces between the units. This setup lets them shift between multiple operation modes on the fly. Shoutout to Shintaro Inoue and JSK / EVARL / Kento Kawaharazuka for the breakdown.

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Terrymiller@terrymiller

Suivre

Bro, the strat here is total reconfiguration. University of Tokyo researchers built TwinX, a system where two wheeled-legged robots stay linked by a single wire. They wind that line to lock into different modes for walking, moving sideways, or handling gear. Once they separate, the wire becomes a tool to hook or encircle targets while swapping forces between the units. This setup lets them shift between multiple operation modes on the fly. Shoutout to Shintaro Inoue and JSK / EVARL / Kento Kawaharazuka for the breakdown.

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