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Ok, so I know I have been covering BostonDynamics for a whole now, but here's another awesome robot. They call it, "Sand Flea." Why? Well, it's because it's one of the best fit robots for jumping over towering heights. For example, 30 feet! It's able to do this because it has a piston that allows to spring up and over an obstacle that is blocking it's way. Thanks for reading and check out the video above to see it leap into the air!

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What's a robot worth if it can't handle a little terrain? Well don't worth about this 30 lb guy, because he's built to last. Developed by BostonDynamics, RHex is a new high tech and tough robot. This bot is capable of moving through terrain that most robots find impossible. Not only that, but RHex can be mobile even when it's turned upside down; got to thank its legs for that. Now the way this bot is controlled is pretty neat too. It uses an RF link and it has an HD camera so that the person who is controlling it can see the area surrounding the robot. With a battery life of up to four hours this bot is the real McCoy! Thanks for reading and check out the video above to see what every robot enthusiast is talking about.

Just recently iRobot revealed its new Scooba 390. Their latest and greatest tile and hard wood cleaning bot. When you compare this bot to its older brother, the 385, then its easy to point out the major upgrades. For example, it now had a longer battery life, 30% more power to be exact. It also has a more sleek and "simple" design. Thats what iRobot likes to call it. All this sounds great, but let's take a look at the price. Can you guess? Well, if you guessed $500.00 then your correct. So if you hate spending time cleaning your floors and have a few hundred bucks laying around, then this robot is perfect for you. Thanks for reading and check out the video above to see the all new iRobot Scooba 390!

Like many other awesome robots, Robojelly is developed by researches at the University of Texas and Virginia tech. As you can see in the video above, this robot looks pretty neat and lifelike. Well, if you consider. The real goal for this robot is to aid people in underwater research and rescue missions. It wouldn't have a hard time blending in to it's environment too. Thanks for reading and check out video above to see it take a swim!




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Yet again there is another interesting quadrotor video on YouTube. This time it's not playing music or hovering in a swarm. It's simply tracking and moving around a circle at a desired altitude. The robot appears to have a fixed sphere like cage around it too. Maybe they are sensors. I'll update you guys in that later once another video is uploaded.