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Monkey makes robot walk; breakthrough for humans
Gagandeep | Jan 17 2008
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Idoya is a normal ape. However, a rigorous training schedule means that she can now walk on a treadmill and that too at varying speeds. On Thursday, this ability of the 12-pond, 21-inch monkey was on display. She sent her brain waves and made a...
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