ANYmal C from ANYbotics is a robot with four legs and three brains

ANYmal C ANYbotic

Besides its extensive camera array, ANYmal C can carry a 10-kg payload of additional sensors for inspection. Source: ANYbotic

Due to the advancements in computer-based intelligence and sensor technology, robots are evolving from stationary machines unaware of their environment into autonomous mobile platforms. This will not only help to relieve humans of potentially dangerous tasks but also optimize repetitive tasks in real-life environments from an economic point of view. For example, ANYbotics AG produces robots such as ANYmal C for applications with advanced mobility and autonomy requirements in challenging terrains.

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