HANGZHOU -- A Chinese team has unveiled a robotic dog that sprinted into the "10-second club" of the 100-meter dash, marking a new technological advancement in robotics. The impressive machine Black ...

Listen to Story Chinese team develops Black Panther 2.0, a fast robotic dog It completes 100-meter dash in under 10 seconds Potential applications include industrial tasks and disaster response A ...

Chinese scientists have developed a quadruped robot dog that can run up to 100 meters in less than 10 seconds. Named Black Panther 2.0, it is a futuristic creation that seems to be outpacing even the ...

The clip shows the robot running against an athlete. Within moments, the bionic dog can be seen leaving the man behind before reaching the finish line. Chinese media reports that its incredible ...

Every primary producer would agree a reliable and intelligent working dog is a must on the farm, and while many are prepared to pay top price for a great canine, not many would shell out $300,000.

China proved that a quadruped robot dog can run 100 meters in less than 10 seconds. Enter Black Panther 2.0, an out-of-this-world creation that can even outpace some of the fastest humans on the ...

Inspired by panthers and jerboas, the robot’s carbon-fiber shins improve stiffness by 135%, while cheetah-like shoes boost grip by 200%.

Sitharaman and co to fuel India's luxe aspirations, premium growth? These robots are designed to operate in challenging environments, reducing risk to soldiers. They were showcased at the Southern ...

HANGZHOU -- A Chinese team has unveiled a robotic dog that sprinted into the "10-second club" of the 100-meter dash, marking a new technological advancement in robotics. The impressive machine ...

The 77th Army Day Parade also showcased India's leaps in the military technology sector. A key highlight of this year’s event was the display of robotic dogs, or Multi-Utility Legged Equipment (MULEs) ...

HANGZHOU, Jan. 15 (Xinhua) -- A Chinese team has unveiled a robotic dog that sprinted into the "10-second club" of the 100-meter dash, marking a new technological advancement in robotics.