LEONARDO is a bipedal robot that joins flying and strolling, permitting it to finish jobs like riding a skateboard and navigating a precarious situation. Created by analysts at Caltech, LEONARDO has been named after its assemble; LEgs Locally available Robot, or LEO for short. LEO remains at 2.5 ft (76 cm) tall and is the main robot to utilize multi-joint legs and propeller-based engines.
The Caltech group drew motivation for LEO's plan from birds, which consolidate strolling and flying developments to explore different landscapes. Bipedal robots mirror human developments permitting them to hop and climb. Adding flying capacities to the robot empowers it to make moves requiring a better level of adjust and stay away from lopsided ground.
The subsequent stage for the exploration group is to make LEO considerably more brilliant. They intend to make it more independent by empowering it to see the amount it needs to utilize its propellers to cross lopsided territory or the most secure and most effective way of moving from A to B.