Robot Legs

Robot legs are mechanical or robotic structures designed to mimic human leg movement. They typically use a combination of motors, sensors, and actuators to replicate walking, running, or jumping. These systems can be part of humanoid robots, aiding in mobility and navigation across various terrains. Advanced designs incorporate balance control, force feedback, and energy efficiency to improve stability and functionality. Robot legs are used in research, industry, and assistive devices, enabling machines to perform tasks that require human-like mobility. Their development aims to enhance robotic versatility and interaction in diverse environments.