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How Boston Dynamics' Spot Robot Works! |
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Apr 8, 2020 |
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An Inkjet Made My Bladder! |
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Watch and see
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The
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Boston Dynamics
BIGDOG Robot -
The Most
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"The goal of this
machine is to go where
the warfighter goes
while carrying the
load." — Kevin
Blankespoor | chief
engineer on the Legged
Squad Support System
project Marines test the
capabilities of the
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Marines with 1st Battalion, 5th
Marine Regiment, put the system
through its paces at Fort
Devens, Mass., Nov. 5-7, 2013.
The system, or LS3, is designed
to reduce the load Marines carry
in combat, can reach speeds of 6
mph and carry up to 400 pounds.
The LS3 was created by Boston
Dynamics with funding from the
Defense Advanced Research
Projects Agency (DARPA) and is
currently being tested by the
Marine Corps. Video by Sgt.
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AlphaDog, U.S. Marines Robot Pack
Animal - Legged Squad Support
System AiirSource - Marines TV
Published on Jun 12,
2013
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The Marine Corps Warfighting
Lab in partnership with the
Defense Advanced Research
Projects Agency and Boston
Dynamics tested an
autonomous robot on Joint
Base Myer-Henderson Hall
Sept. 10.
Alpha Dog- The Legged Squad
Support System, or LS3,
demonstration was a
performance test of the pack
mule prototype for the
Commandant of the Marine
Corps, Gen. James Amos and
DARPA Director Arati
Prabhakar.
Interviews include: Lt. Col
Joe Hitt, DARPA program
manager, and Brig. Gen. Mark
R. Wise, Commanding General
of the Marine Corps
Warfighting Laboratory.
Video by Cpl. Christofer
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