Stanford students' robot dog does back flips for cheap

Robots like dogs are not new things but buying them is not a matter of ordinary people. A robot dog is very cute but this is not a player. A group of students from Stanford has made a better solution to this problem. He has prepared four-legged robots named Doggo. This robot can dance, ultimate turbulence, can jump, and a horse-like trick can also go.

Dougo is made from the commonly available hardworking. The price is less than $ 3,000. It does not use the spray to bounce, but it uses Duo Force sensing external motors to do this. Force sensing extensively motors determine the power for each move. The motor fixes it when it gets worse.



Dougo robot is quite small but powerful than you think. It can jump at 3.5 feet high in the atmosphere.
Dougo does not work automatically. It has to be controlled by manuscripts. The whole code of Rogo has been opened open source. Other students in this area can also do Dougo or similar robots.
Stanford's students have proved that a good athletic robot can be developed in a few thousand dollars without too much funding or connection with a large technology company.

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