Legged Robots

Legged robots are machines designed to move using legs instead of wheels or tracks, similar to animals or humans. They can navigate complex terrains like stairs, rocky ground, or uneven surfaces, making them versatile for tasks such as search and rescue, exploration, or inspection. These robots use sensors and sensors to sense their environment and advanced algorithms to coordinate their leg movements, maintaining balance and stability. Their ability to adapt to different terrains allows them to operate in environments where traditional wheeled robots may struggle, increasing their usefulness in real-world applications.