The last fastest four-legged robot set the record in 1981 with running speed of 13.1 mph and was built in MIT. The Cheetah, funded by the Defense Advanced Research Project’s Agency (DARPA), and ...

The “Cheetah” robot galloping at speeds of up to 18 miles per hour (mph), setting a new land speed record for legged robots. The previous record was 13.1 mph, set in 1989 […] ...

#CyberpunkisNow The MIT Biomemetic Robot Labs Mini Cheetah, an inexpensive, lightweight, super agile quadrupedal robot capable of running at speeds of 2.45 m/s, backflips, turning, landing from ...

If The Robot Is Blind, How Can It Move? Even though it may not seem fast, it is a record for this specific robot. It only weighs approximately 20 pounds and stands about a foot tall.

Last year, MIT reported that its four-legged robot, Cheetah, had reached a dizzying 28.3 mph, surpassing even Bolt’s top speed of 27.78 mph, the Massachusetts school claimed.

It's not the fastest quadruped robot in the world -- the Cheetah 3 was about ten times faster, but the mini cheetah is shorter in stature and focuses on other things. Like doing a backflip.

A four-legged robot known as the Cheetah lived up to its name on Monday, setting a new land speed record for legged robots by running at 18 mph on a treadmill at a laboratory in Massachusetts, its ...

Remember DARPA's terrifying Cheetah robot that could run faster than Usain Bolt -- so fast that it basically shook itself to pieces? Well, I have good news if you're a fellow American, or bad news ...