A Japanese-designed robot that can be used in disaster zones has won a contest in the US state of Florida.
16 teams competed in the 2-day DARPA Robotics Challenge that ended on Saturday.
The event, organized by a US Defense Department research institute, aims to set a standard for robotics technology for use in emergency situations dangerous to humans, such as nuclear accidents and natural disasters.
The teams were judged by the performance of their bipedal robots.
The winning robot was entered by the venture firm SCHAFT.
16 teams competed in the 2-day DARPA Robotics Challenge that ended on Saturday.
The event, organized by a US Defense Department research institute, aims to set a standard for robotics technology for use in emergency situations dangerous to humans, such as nuclear accidents and natural disasters.
The teams were judged by the performance of their bipedal robots.
The winning robot was entered by the venture firm SCHAFT.
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