Overview
The Cornell Ranger is known for setting a distance record of 65.17 km for walking robots, showcasing the efficiency of passive dynamics in robotic design.
Key facts
- Weight
- 9.91 kg
Detailed specifications
Sensors1
- Sensor Suite
- Microstrain IMU
Compute1
- Onboard Compute
- ARM9 and five ARM7 processors
Other12
- Height Mm
- 1000
- Applications
- research
- Sub Category
- bipedal
- Datasheet Url
- http://ruina.tam.cornell.edu/research/topics/locomotion_and_robotics/ranger/Ranger2011/media/Ranger2011_dailymail.pdf
- Warranty Years
- 10
- Company Country
- US
- Deployment Notes
- Successfully set a world record distance for untethered legged robots.
- Walking Speed Ms
- 0.59
- Industries Served
- education, engineering
- Programming Interface
- remote_control
- Additional Information
- - Successfully walked 40.5 miles on a single battery charge in 2011 - Consumed only 16 watts total, making it energy efficient - Control achieved through remote steering and onboard microprocessors - Not designed for upright standing, uses a unique gait for movement - Recognized in multiple media outlets for achieving a world record
- Deployment Environment
- both
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