Robotic Locomotion

Robotic locomotion refers to how robots move from one place to another. This can include various methods such as walking, rolling, flying, or swimming, depending on the robot's design and purpose. Researchers aim to mimic the movement patterns found in nature—like the way animals walk or fly—allowing robots to navigate complex environments efficiently. Advancements in this field enhance robots' ability to perform tasks in varied settings, from exploring distant planets to assisting in homes, making them more adaptable and effective in real-world applications.