: [ot_caving] FW: Army Mechanical Mule
This most interesting post was sent to me by a life-long friend and retired US
Army major with whom I recently became re-acquainted. I also find it
interesting that the rear legs are like a person walking forward and the front
legs like the action of walking
that guy tried to kick it over.
Truly amazing!
Thanks for posting it.
Mark
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*From:* Fritz Holt [mailto:fh...@townandcountryins.com]
*Sent:* Mon 7/28/2008 11:26 AM
*To:* o...@texascavers.com
*Cc:* Jenny Holt
*Subject:* [ot_caving] FW: Army Mechanical Mule
...@texascavers.com
Cc: Jenny Holt
Subject: [ot_caving] FW: Army Mechanical Mule
This most interesting post was sent to me by a life-long friend and retired US
Army major with whom I recently became re-acquainted. I also find it
interesting that the rear legs are like a person walking forward
This most interesting post was sent to me by a life-long friend and retired US
Army major with whom I recently became re-acquainted. I also find it
interesting that the rear legs are like a person walking forward and the front
legs like the action of walking backwards.
Fritz
Fritz, the climbing robot was even creepier!
Roger
This most interesting post was sent to me by a life-long friend and retired US
Army major with whom I recently became re-acquainted. I also find it
interesting that the rear legs are like a person walking forward and the front
legs like the
Now they need to work on a giant tarantula model, and give it
artificial intelligence.
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