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Petman
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Petman is a full-size humanoid that can walk, squat, and do push-ups. It was developed to test chemical-resistant military gear and is in no way intended to become a robotic super soldier of the future.
- Creator
- Boston Dynamics
- Country
- United States 🇺🇸
- Year
- 2009
- Type
- Humanoids, Military & Security
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Did You Know?
Petman can alter its body temperature and humidity, and even sweat on demand. |
Petman's big brother, Atlas, will be part of DARPA's Robotics Challenge. |
Specs
- FEATURES
- Anthropomorphic design. Equipped with custom hydraulic actuators.
- HEIGHT
- 177.8 cm | 70 in
- LENGTH
- N/A cm | N/A in
- WIDTH
- N/A cm | N/A in
- WEIGHT
- 79.4 kg | 175 lb
- SPEED
- 6.44 km/h | 4 mph
- SENSORS
- N/A
- ACTUATORS
- Hydraulic actuators
- POWER
- Tethered
- COMPUTING
- Custom PC
- SOFTWARE
- Custom software
- DEGREES OF FREEDOM (DOF)
- 29
- MATERIALS
- N/A
- COST
- N/A
- STATUS
- Inactive
- WEBSITE
- http://www.bostondynamics.com
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