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Spiderbot: An Open-Source Energy-Efficient Hexapod with Passive Gravity Compensation
Hexapod robots can achieve static stability with fewer actuated joints than bipeds or quadrupeds, yet many platforms still use 3-DOF legs, increasing weight and continuous torque requirement with limited gain in locomotion capability on flat, inclined and moderately rough terrains. We release Spider
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