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Running robot sets pace in prosthetics research
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Running robot sets pace in prosthetics research
June 20 - A Japanese engineer, researching how animals move, is building a robot that can run like a human being. Ryuma Niyama is attempting to crack the code of human propulsion, an achievement he says will one day lead to more efficient prosthetics. Ben Gruber reports.
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Date Found: June 20, 2011
Date Produced: June 20, 2011
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