SALTO - Berkeley's leaping robot

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  • Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
  • Roboticists at UC Berkeley have designed a small robot that can leap into the air and then spring off a wall, or perform multiple vertical jumps in a row, resulting in the highest robotic vertical jumping agility ever recorded. The agility of the robot opens new pathways of locomotion that were not previously attainable. The researchers hope that one day this robot and other vertically agile robots can be used to jump around rubble in search and rescue missions.
    Duncan Haldane, a robotics Ph.D. candidate at UC Berkeley, led the work. Haldane is a student in the Biomimetic Millisystems Lab of Ronald Fearing, a professor of electrical engineering and computer sciences.
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    To compare the vertical agility of robots and animals, the researchers developed a new metric to measure vertical agility, defined as the height that something can reach with a single jump in Earth gravity, multiplied by the frequency at which that jump can be made. Salto’s robotic vertical jumping agility is 1.75 meters per second, which is higher than the vertical jumping agility of a bullfrog (1.71 meters per second) but short of the vertical jumping agility of the galago (2.24). The robot with the second highest vertical agility that the team measured is called Minitaur (1.1 m/s).
    “Developing a metric to easily measure vertical agility was key to Salto’s design because it allowed us to rank animals by their jumping agility and then identify a species for inspiration,” said Duncan Haldane, a robotics Ph.D. candidate at UC Berkeley, who led the work. Haldane is a student in the Biomimetic Millisystems Lab of Ronald Fearing, a professor of electrical engineering and computer sciences.
    SALTO weighs 100 grams (3.5 ounces), is 26 centimeters (10.2 inches) tall when fully extended, and can jump up to one meter. Salto’s maximum jump height was roughly 1.008 meters (3.3 ft). For the wall jump, Salto attained an average height gain of approximately 1.21 meters (3.97 ft). Other robots can jump higher than Salto in a single leap. For example, TAUB, a locust-inspired jumping robot, can leap to 10.5 feet (3.2 meters) in a single jump.
    Video by Roxanne Makasdjian and Stephen McNally
    Special thanks to the Cal Parkour group, Duncan Haldane, Justin Yim, Professor Ron Fearing
    This work was supported by the U.S. Army Research Laboratory under the Micro Autonomous Systems and Technology Collaborative Technology Alliance, and by the National Science Foundation.
    Berkeley’s Biomimetic Millisystems Lab: robotics.eecs.b...
    Music: “Keep the Pace” by Gunnar Olsen, “Pacific Hike” by Silent Partner, “Surfing Llama” by Bird Creek, “The Simplest (Sting)” by Jingle Punks
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 298

  • @Equinoxtrills
    @Equinoxtrills 7 років тому +2

    Salto is Indonesian language for kind of cartwheel movement,or simply doing a jumpingflip (forward or backward) in example :
    A:mau kemana?
    B:ke taman sambil salto

  • @mightyizzlybear
    @mightyizzlybear 7 років тому +6

    This is so inspiring for my robotic students who are also studying biomimicry. Awesome job!

  • @zatoichi4407
    @zatoichi4407 7 років тому +137

    The lamp of Pixar studio !!!!!!

    • @mq-r3apz291
      @mq-r3apz291 Рік тому

      I cant unsee that they NEED to do that puxar meme that be awsome😂😂

  • @TheChristmasCreeper
    @TheChristmasCreeper 7 років тому +121

    And thus the sport of robot parkour was born!

    • @nelson08666
      @nelson08666 7 років тому +3

      if they can make it land it will be.

    • @syampatel8629
      @syampatel8629 6 років тому

      TheChristmasCreeper luzr

  • @colec.5991
    @colec.5991 7 років тому +304

    Kinda disappointing that it can't land :/

    • @MehdiCee
      @MehdiCee 7 років тому +22

      Pretty sure, they're working on that, bub.

    • @-danR
      @-danR 7 років тому +13

      I disagree. I think this will reach the end of its life-cycle as a proof-of-concept jumping model, and the results extracted and applied to other projects. In software terms, that is, it's more like Apple's Pink, than Android beta.

    • @swish1onu
      @swish1onu 7 років тому +2

      The whole exercise was designed to see if it was FIRST and foremost possible. Next, as mentioned in the video is to be able to tie in multiple leaps. The applications are numerous.... Its all about the data... and less about making a robot that can mimic some leaping rodent/marsupial.

    • @ransroom5562
      @ransroom5562 7 років тому

      tubeist- dan
      l

    • @USBEN.
      @USBEN. 7 років тому +3

      Incomplete .

  • @pyroghost11
    @pyroghost11 7 років тому +2

    well done for laying down the foundations for future roboninjas for fucks sake

  • @enriquegarciacota3914
    @enriquegarciacota3914 7 років тому +18

    I would have imagined that the next priority would be landing. But hey I don't know robotics.

    • @fitrianhidayat
      @fitrianhidayat 6 років тому

      Enrique Garcia Cota they do crash landing.

    • @MelloCello7
      @MelloCello7 4 роки тому

      ua-cam.com/video/qFmeHPVtK0o/v-deo.html

  • @banjomarx1
    @banjomarx1 7 років тому +30

    somebody make a video giving the robot the sound effects of mario wall jumping from mario 64...

  • @TheAkiller101
    @TheAkiller101 7 років тому +3

    Really wish if they could stabilize landing. Perhaps connect two of them and a certain gyro system for stabilization.

  • @Dia1Up
    @Dia1Up 6 років тому +2

    Wow, I just watched this EXACT segment on Daily planet. As in, exact. They literally copy pasted.
    EDIT: slighty different, they were showing the updated version with propellers to give mid air control. It can continuously jump

  • @robzworkz3358
    @robzworkz3358 7 років тому +1

    We are getting closer and closer to making video game enemies.

  • @rycemuffin
    @rycemuffin 7 років тому

    It was very interesting to see the biomechanics in slow motion during the two part jump!

  • @jiansenxmu
    @jiansenxmu 7 років тому +1

    Imagine a human-sized robot can jump over your ten-floor office building in the near future, lol

    • @donaldderp1602
      @donaldderp1602 7 років тому +1

      It will be used by the US government to murder people.

  • @tanjiro3285
    @tanjiro3285 2 роки тому

    Groundbreaking 💗💗💗💗
    edit: who else has seen Jackie in the video 😅

  • @InfiniteJustice12
    @InfiniteJustice12 6 років тому +2

    I don't see this project going anywhere

  • @HowardCShawIII
    @HowardCShawIII 7 років тому +21

    It might possibly be jumping the highest relative to its mass, or height, or something like that.
    But one meter definitely does not exceed the thirty feet covered in a single jump by Boston Dynamics Sand Flea. www.bostondynamics.com/robot_sandflea.html

    • @dap5790
      @dap5790 7 років тому +1

      The Sand Flea is amazing, but I don't think that qualifies as a jump in the same manner as this. Meaning that this is a case of trying to mimic nature, which the Sand Flea clearly does not. Just my opinion, and that being said the Sand Flea certainly does better on the landing!

    • @GIboy1990
      @GIboy1990 7 років тому +8

      that's because this came from UC Berkley. where whatever they want to believe is validation enough to be recognized as truth.

    • @dez-m
      @dez-m 2 роки тому

      @@GIboy1990 As someone who is currently a freshman at Berkeley, I see comments like this everywhere. Please explain your reasoning?

  • @GeyserFlicker
    @GeyserFlicker 7 років тому +4

    Saw the gif on twitter, and thought some geek had developed an ironman suit for lab rats.
    I am mildly disappointed. Good research nonetheless!

    • @-danR
      @-danR 7 років тому +3

      I am considerably disappointed. This is a minimalized realization of crouch/saltation biomechanics. It isn't even built robustly enough to take a fall.

  • @AndrooUK
    @AndrooUK 6 років тому

    Boston Robotics had a robot that jumped up at least one storey. I'm not sure the time difference of these videos, though.

  • @easports9226
    @easports9226 4 роки тому

    Everybody gangsta until the sheiking bot starts flyin

  • @7ingreed
    @7ingreed 6 років тому

    I hope I'll see more upgrade version of it in future

  • @PLATOON72
    @PLATOON72 6 років тому +1

    Great job, boyz 👍 Next step is making it able to land properly XD

  • @warker6186
    @warker6186 3 роки тому

    salto also means jumping acrobatly "wheel", in indon called salto

  • @whiteskullwhiteskull
    @whiteskullwhiteskull 7 років тому

    good, but you need a balance system that to allow it down of foot or maneuver in the air

  • @zeev
    @zeev 5 років тому

    it's not salto, it's robot michael jordan. robojordan . now make it DUNK!

  • @MDirbaslb
    @MDirbaslb 7 років тому

    The Pixar Lamp got some great upgrades!

  • @juanmanuel2327
    @juanmanuel2327 5 років тому

    Super Cool! Salto is amazing! I like the hybridation of nature with artificial elements. Congratulations. Keep Jumping High!

  • @suruxstrawde8322
    @suruxstrawde8322 6 років тому +1

    Woahh, amazing! It's movements are so fluid even while jumping, how does it do that? I imagine it has very flexible parts around the control/force areas of the leg or something? It's leaping capabilities look almost elastic.

  • @_Phoenix_.
    @_Phoenix_. 7 років тому

    Useful salto

  • @archi2nd
    @archi2nd 7 років тому +1

    It's awesome to see more robotics taking design from nature. On a trivial note, how often do you say the word "jump" when explaining Salto?

  • @samuelfey4924
    @samuelfey4924 4 роки тому

    ive seen that thing parkour obstacles is so cool great job guys

  • @thetruereality2
    @thetruereality2 6 років тому

    Good experiment

  • @InvincibleABC
    @InvincibleABC 7 років тому +6

    Proud to be a Cal Bear.

  • @michaelg.4560
    @michaelg.4560 7 років тому +1

    Loved being a part of this video! Can't wait to see where this tech goes! (Hopefully not straight to Terminator territory).

  • @WhirlingSteel
    @WhirlingSteel 7 років тому +4

    Who's the guy in the purple shirt?
    I want to know what smasher that is.

  • @Suro_One
    @Suro_One 7 років тому +1

    Very impressive!

  • @luizausiza
    @luizausiza 7 років тому +58

    Salto means jump in portuguese!

  • @MassDynamic
    @MassDynamic 6 років тому +2

    now if that robot does some consecutive wall jumps, i'd be impressed. give it a sword and a shield and it'll become Link.

    • @MelloCello7
      @MelloCello7 4 роки тому

      Dont you mean a Red Cap and Overalls??

  • @NoahHornberger
    @NoahHornberger 7 років тому

    kinda wish the voice turned more robotic to go with the music

  • @user-zm3ru6pe5l
    @user-zm3ru6pe5l 6 років тому

    How about not showing the bot how and where to jump but making him able to do that itself without any preplanning and maps like a real-time parkour?

  • @frozenorbit7211
    @frozenorbit7211 7 років тому +9

    I have to write a paper on your robot.

  • @zefellowbud5970
    @zefellowbud5970 6 років тому +1

    im here thinking about the square law
    even if it can jump higher than us
    if you scaled it up wouldnt it become limited due to trying to lift its own mass?

  • @dailyblackheads
    @dailyblackheads 6 років тому

    This is amazing

  • @lurkingcorsa10
    @lurkingcorsa10 6 років тому

    woww.... speechless!

  • @syedkeyol
    @syedkeyol 7 років тому

    These kind of robots are best suitable to explore Moon as they can jump up to 10 meters over surface of moon.

  • @andrewxia4532
    @andrewxia4532 7 років тому

    What is a use of a robot that can jump a meter but can't land?

  • @Dip_Physics
    @Dip_Physics 7 років тому

    what is the point of demonstration if the robot can only jump but can't land properly?

  • @riyanshuanand7160
    @riyanshuanand7160 6 років тому

    nice idea

  • @bintanggiri1441
    @bintanggiri1441 7 років тому

    it can be used to jumps over a gap and make bridges, can't it?

  • @ehsanpoursaeed837
    @ehsanpoursaeed837 6 років тому

    Very interesting!

  • @bonbadilmoi9325
    @bonbadilmoi9325 7 років тому +5

    you should call it mario

  • @fansofbalrajsinghthakur2653
    @fansofbalrajsinghthakur2653 6 років тому +1

    nice video bro and good Invention i like this video

  • @UrgeidoitNet
    @UrgeidoitNet 7 років тому

    awesome!

  • @orionstar-dronesdrones7515
    @orionstar-dronesdrones7515 6 років тому

    Incredible !!

  • @lexafied3d
    @lexafied3d 7 років тому

    SALTO can't land on his feet, therefore SALTO is not better at jumping than me.

  • @Electromaniaworld
    @Electromaniaworld 6 років тому

    that looks great

  • @niksal3621
    @niksal3621 7 років тому

    If I put two small salto s in one hand and in the other hand I can avoid the falls done by an old man
    how much power can use the salt to pick up a 50 kg man?

  • @PRANKurFACE
    @PRANKurFACE 7 років тому

    I'm sure toy companies have tried contacting him for licensing. My kid would go apeshit for a jumping toy

  • @NewZealandPakeha
    @NewZealandPakeha 3 роки тому

    It needs a horizontal gyro right?
    And proximity sensor
    Maybe if it Stayz vertical a micro sensor under the foot could make it auto.
    Gyro attitude control

  • @cyruspham3828
    @cyruspham3828 7 років тому

    this is adorable compared to Boston Dynamic's Handle

  • @JjJ-cg2qu
    @JjJ-cg2qu 7 років тому

    AWESOME!!!

  • @TotoriVV
    @TotoriVV 7 років тому

    Great!!!

  • @user-raf
    @user-raf 7 років тому

    Гениально и интересно.

  • @TheYavy
    @TheYavy 6 років тому

    This is nothig near boston dynamics sand flea but still a good idea

  • @Ernavdeepsingh
    @Ernavdeepsingh 5 років тому

    Good

  • @Riztech101
    @Riztech101 7 років тому

    Wow that is really good nice project keep up the good work!

  • @nightrous3026
    @nightrous3026 6 років тому +1

    so can it ascend between walls?

  • @joesaicarr8765
    @joesaicarr8765 6 років тому

    y'know, with a few bits, this could be an excellent bhopper.

  • @royal8590
    @royal8590 7 років тому +6

    Lol if you didn't already know
    "Salto" actually means "Jump" in Spanish

    • @kiq4767
      @kiq4767 7 років тому +3

      Also in Portuguese and Italian hehe

  • @user-gd5yt2gn6r
    @user-gd5yt2gn6r 7 років тому

    ありがとうございます。

  • @wingzerofor
    @wingzerofor 6 років тому

    bravo

  • @muzikavanzada
    @muzikavanzada 7 років тому

    ustedes muy bien!

  • @TutocarloCV
    @TutocarloCV 6 років тому

    nice

  • @MrJdsenior
    @MrJdsenior 4 роки тому

    Robot's great. Acronym might be even better. Kind of like SPRINT which was an anti-missile missile (BMD ICBM last ditch interceptor.)that went from 0 to MACH 10 in about 5 seconds. Stood for Solid Propellant Rocket INTerceptor.
    Might be better if it didn't land on its head though. Looks well controlled on the takeoff, then...

  • @francisrizzo2988
    @francisrizzo2988 7 років тому

    Anyone else notice the hammer and sickle at 2:10?

  • @galahad3195
    @galahad3195 5 років тому

    Great, so Pixar Lamp meets Pickle Rick. Add 3g of shaped explosive and you have a murderous grasshopper.

  • @gorannovaks
    @gorannovaks 7 років тому +1

    Hi. Don't such kind of robots need some tail alternative for better navigation and keep right coordination while into the air? Or it is only suitable for bipedal locomotion system jumping mechanics?

  • @zoedaemon4940
    @zoedaemon4940 7 років тому

    "jump barry jump"....btw Salto means flip or backflip in bahasa indonesia

  • @charan9592
    @charan9592 6 років тому

    it's good but design and robotics could be better, which I think you guys are working on, so all the best.

  • @trustenbaker8766
    @trustenbaker8766 6 років тому

    Oh yah that seems super useful!

  • @maxcohen13
    @maxcohen13 7 років тому

    But it doesn't appear to be able to successfully land properly.

  • @narmerra841
    @narmerra841 6 років тому

    if I want to create robots like this should I study bachelor in mechatronics

  • @debdevihelpinghandsfoundat8210
    @debdevihelpinghandsfoundat8210 6 років тому

    what you guys have studied ?can be like you guys by studying mechatronics?

  • @franciscrot
    @franciscrot 3 роки тому

    trying to think of some non-military applications for this ...

  • @sandipacharya.trippy
    @sandipacharya.trippy 6 років тому

    The question is do we need a jumping robot??

  • @crisrose9707
    @crisrose9707 7 років тому

    now you just need to figure out how to land...

  • @dashinghero7310
    @dashinghero7310 7 років тому +1

    SALTO can jump even higher,In zig-zag path in up words and it should have some grip in its base. All the way its ausom

    • @dashinghero7310
      @dashinghero7310 7 років тому +1

      in up wards zig zag direction with more grit on its base

  • @91722854
    @91722854 7 років тому

    are the swinging arms for balance and counter torque generated like a helicopter blade design?

  • @linkdude64
    @linkdude64 7 років тому

    How do the materials behave at scale?

  • @PrimoCurby
    @PrimoCurby 7 років тому

    I want this technology on my mech.

  • @KDCoolHacks
    @KDCoolHacks 6 років тому

    Wow

  • @MUSTASCH1O
    @MUSTASCH1O 7 років тому

    Is the robot somehow calculating the energy it needs to store to jump to and then off the black circle or is the timing just preprogrammed?

  • @abutgame8287
    @abutgame8287 6 років тому

    素晴らしい再現率で良い仕事をされているが
    悪用時のリスクがかなり高いと思われる。

  • @devsothjaipal5343
    @devsothjaipal5343 6 років тому

    Nice bro

  • @derektan9961
    @derektan9961 6 років тому

    Looks like it cannot land nicely

  • @caiodarwin
    @caiodarwin 7 років тому

    salto means like jump in portuguese

  • @parkourtheory7680
    @parkourtheory7680 7 років тому +4

    Neat

  • @virajwaghanna
    @virajwaghanna 7 років тому

    Does it land properly ?

  • @deadboi8989
    @deadboi8989 5 років тому

    Can I buy the one that lands?

  • @atha388
    @atha388 6 років тому

    good luck bro

  • @dankmemewaterpark5873
    @dankmemewaterpark5873 6 років тому

    Tell me how you made that