“They worked out ways to make this more efficient… lighter legs… more efficient wiring… machine learning to produce a more efficient gait… marathon with only a 1280 Wh battery”

Tech Talk with Mathew Dickerson · Robot Carers, Crocodile Cons, Bump-Smart Benzes and Marathon Mutts - AI Is Escaping Into the Real World.

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reduced leg weight, optimized wiring, and used ML-generated gait to run a marathon on a 1,280 Wh battery

1,280 Wh battery; marathon completed in 4 h 19 m 52 s; speed ~10 km/h

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