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The Bio Bot Spot. Biologically Inspired Robots and Research. Monday, January 19, 2009. Get A Leg Up. On Robot Legs. Want to see some exciting biologically inspired robotic legs? Look no further than MITs Robotic Leg Lab website. The site has several biologically inspired legged robot pictures and videos. Jumping, walking and running are different because of what is called gate, or stride. Robotically controlling the different gates is difficult because it requires compensating for weight and balance.
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The Bio Bot Spot. Biologically Inspired Robots and Research. Monday, January 19, 2009. Get A Leg Up. On Robot Legs. Want to see some exciting biologically inspired robotic legs? Look no further than MITs Robotic Leg Lab website. The site has several biologically inspired legged robot pictures and videos. Jumping, walking and running are different because of what is called gate, or stride. Robotically controlling the different gates is difficult because it requires compensating for weight and balance.

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