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Salto-1P is a small monopedal jumping robot developed at UC Berkeley’s Biomimetic Millisystems Lab, not a product of an independent robotics company. It was created for extreme jumping locomotion research and can hop vertically and horizontally using aerodynamic thrusters and other control systems.
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- Berkeley, United States
- Founded
- 1868 · 158 yrs
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Awards & recognition
- Most vertically agile robot ever createdeecs.berkeley.edu ↗
- Most Amazing Jumping Robot (IEEE Spectrum)eecs.berkeley.edu ↗
Press coverage
- Meet Salto-1P, the jumping robot
TechCrunch · Jul 2018
- Salto-1P robot: Researchers show off its bouncing talents
TechXplore · Jul 2017
Milestones
UC Berkeley researchers presented Salto-1P, an extreme jumping robot for studying jumping locomotion.
- 2016launch
Launched Salto-1P
- 2009launch
Launched DASH
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