麻省理工學(xué)院的迷你獵豹機器人只是想找樂子

麻省理工學(xué)院的迷你獵豹機器人只是想找樂子

You may have seen some of Boston Dynamics' very life-like robots before. These days, students from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) are getting in on the fun.

你可能見過波士頓動力公司的一些非常逼真的機器人。如今，來自麻省理工學(xué)院(MIT)的學(xué)生們也樂在其中。

圖片來源：BEN BOLTON

The MIT Biomimetics Department posted the video above of nine Mini Cheetah robots playing and dancing outside together.

麻省理工學(xué)院仿生學(xué)系貼出了9個迷你獵豹機器人在戶外一起玩耍跳舞的視頻。

While you may get a "Black Mirror"/"Terminator" vibe from watching these machines come to life, hearing the voices of the students operating them certainly helps.

當(dāng)你看到這些機器時，你可能會有一種“黑鏡”或“終結(jié)者”的感覺，但聽到操作它們的學(xué)生的聲音肯定會有所幫助。

The video shows just how far we've come in robotics. These smaller machines move fluidly and can perform various tasks like running at 5 mph, jumping, playing soccer, dancing and backflipping in coordination.

這段視頻展示了我們在機器人技術(shù)方面取得的進展。這些小機器移動流暢，可以執(zhí)行各種任務(wù)，如以每小時5英里的速度跑步、跳躍、踢足球、跳舞和協(xié)調(diào)地翻轉(zhuǎn)。

MIT plans to build more of these 20-pound robots and lend them out for research projects.

麻省理工學(xué)院計劃制造更多這種20磅重的機器人，并將它們用于研究項目。

The hope is that students and researchers will develop machines that can help people in situations where human intervention may be too dangerous or risky.

他們希望學(xué)生和研究人員能夠開發(fā)出一種機器，可以在人類干預(yù)可能太危險或太危險的情況下幫助人們。