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ETH Zurich researchers, working with partners including Leica Geosystems, built a multimodal capture system to create an open robotic training database based on diverse missions captured with a quadruped robot. (Credit: ETH Zurich)
ETH Zurich researchers, working with partners including Leica Geosystems, built a multimodal capture system to create an open robotic training database based on diverse missions captured with a quadruped robot. (Credit: ETH Zurich)
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