Although billed as a balancing robot, [Aaed Musa’s] robot doesn’t balance itself. It balances a ball on a platform. You might recognize this as something called a Stewart platform, and they ...

The knees of this robot are actuated using a pair of motors with ball screws, which are not back ... cells in the legs and an MPU6050 IMU for balancing. The main control board is a Teensy 3.6 ...

A Chinese company has developed a spherical, 276-pound law enforcement robot that has been chasing down criminals at impressive speeds.

In a surprising development in the field of robotics, researchers have discovered that small modifications to a robot’s body mass and ball size can significantly enhance its balancing abilities.

a state-of-the-art balancing robot. Notably, the researchers have refined the robot's hardware, adding a four-wheel inverse mouse-ball drive and a yaw drive mechanism. These additions allow the ...

An unusual police assistant patrols the Chinese city of Wenzhou: a spherical robot called RT-G. The amphibious device can ...

It's a self-balancing sphere that can chase down criminals ... Watching the videos, it appears the robot police ball is currently operating under remote control, although autonomy is certainly ...