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    Robotic Systems Lab – ANYmal Using an Elevator

    13/11/2017

    This video shows ongoing research towards using the feet of a legged robot for simple manipulation tasks. In this example, ANYmal makes use of its large range of motion to reach up to press an elevator button. The button is localized with help of a QR tag.

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