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Darpa Wants Bigger, Smarter BigDog 'Bot To Help in Combat 
Gizmodo Australia | Wed, Oct 29
Australia - Oct 29, 2008
It'll have to cope with stairs, water hazards, desert levels of heat and arctic levels of snow and ice, navigate through GPS waypoints, and it'll have to ...
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Kit Eaton from Gizmodo says
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It'll have to cope with stairs, water hazards, desert levels of heat and arctic levels of snow and ice, navigate through GPS waypoints, and it'll have to respond to speech and gesture commands—at which point you imagine a soldier commanding it to "sit!" and giggle slightly. But only sligh...
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It’ll have to cope with stairs, water hazards, desert levels of heat and arctic levels of snow and ice, navigate through GPS waypoints, and it’ll have to respond to speech and gesture commands—at which point you imagine a soldier ...
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Efinditnow says
(in Darpa Wants Bigger, Smarter BigDog ‘Bot To Help in Combat [BigDog])
It’ll have to cope with stairs, water hazards, desert levels of heat and arctic levels of snow and ice, navigate through GPS waypoints, and it’ll have to respond to speech and gesture commands—at which point you imagine a soldier ...
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