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    UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN EXPERT PUTS BIRD-LIKE ROBOT THROUGH ITS PACES

    Nov 04, 2017 1 minute
    Source:   A new two-legged robot being tested at the University of Michigan is a rare bird. “Cassie,” who is capable of walking unassisted on rough and uneven terrain, has potential applications for search-and-rescue efforts as well as in the medical realm.  

    A rare bird has landed at the University of Michigan: a two-legged robot named “Cassie” that researchers hope could be the forerunner of a machine that one day will aid search-and-rescue efforts.

    Cassie — whose name is derived from the cassowary

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