New Robots Navigate by "Guessing" What's Ahead before Seeing

Today's robots need to be pre-programmed in order to handle themselves in the field. Unfortunately the technology is not so advanced, yet, to allow them to go by themselves and not get lost or damaged. That's why most robots are guided by humans through cameras and GPS m... [ read more >> ]

The Battlefield Extraction and Retrieval Robot (BEAR), which for the moment is remotely controlled, can safely carry a human (or other payload up to 500 pounds) for about 50 minutes.

Image comment: The Battlefield Extraction and Retrieval Robot (BEAR), which for the moment is remotely controlled, can safely carry a human (or other payload up to 500 pounds) for about 50 minutes.
Image credits: Vecna Robotics

The Battlefield Extraction and Retrieval Robot (BEAR), which for the moment is remotely controlled, can safely carry a human (or other payload up to 500 pounds) for about 50 minutes.
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