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In theory, flying and hopping (via flying) can handle all walking scenarios. So if a robot can fly, that's it. In practice, I am guessing, walking or riding is
by huhtenberg 5y ago
In theory, flying and hopping (via flying) can handle all walking scenarios. So if a robot can fly, that's it.
In practice, I am guessing, walking or riding is far more power efficient.
- after_care 5y agoFlying greatly reduces the weight carrying capacity, and is in theory more susceptible to high wind environments. There’s a dozen “far future” use cases were a bipedal machine will be more acceptable to humans, including in home maid and artificial body.