The Raptor robot runs at a speed of 46 km/h (28.58 mph) on a treadmill with off-board power. That’s faster than the fastest human, the Olympic sprinter Usain Bolt, whose top speed has been estimated ...

The Raptor robot runs at a speed of 46 km/h on a treadmill with off-board power. Tail-assisted pitch control provides stability over high obstacles," says BMG KAIST.

The Raptor robot is quite impressive when running at full speed. ... We can’t wait to see what this team produces in the future. [Via Engadget] Posted in Robots Hacks Tagged biped, KAIST, ...

The robot, appropriately named Raptor, is bipedal like its namesake. It features two flexible feet, made out of a carbon-fiber/epoxy composite, which are attached to lightweight legs.

KAIST’s Raptor robot was inspired by the velociraptor, an extinct six-foot killing machine known for its role as wily pack hunter in Jurassic Park. The robo-Raptor isn’t hunting anyone (yet)—but it’s ...

Straight out of a futuristic Jurassic Park film, researchers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology's (KAIST) MSC Lab have designed a sprinting robotic velociraptor. The Raptor ...

In 2012, robots became faster than humans, when DARPA's Cheetah robot -- inspired by the fastest land animal -- surpassed the fastest man on earth, Olympic runner Usain Bolt. However, other robots ...