RAI Institute Roadrunner Other Robot
Roadrunner is a bipedal wheeled robot from RAI Institute (formerly Boston Dynamics AI Institute) that seamlessly switches between rolling on wheels and stepping/walking. Weighing only 15 kg, it can climb stairs, balance on a single wheel, and navigate narrow passages using a unified control policy trained entirely in simulation with zero-shot real-world transfer.
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The RAI Institute Roadrunner is a other robot. It weighs ~15 kg (33 lbs). Key features: Bipedal wheeled robot with multi-modal locomotion, Seamless switching between rolling and walking, Stair climbing and single-wheel balancing. Pricing available upon request.
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