A Brief Discussion on the Technology and Application Research of Robot Dogs

With the continuous advancement of technology, robotic dogs, as a high-tech product that integrates bionics, mechanical engineering, electronic technology, and artificial intelligence, have gradually become a research hotspot in the field of robotics. This article explores the principles, latest developments, and applications of robotic dog technology in various fields. Robot dog technology integrates bionics, robotics, and artificial intelligence, simulating the walking and movement of quadrupeds to achieve autonomous navigation and task execution in complex environments. The article introduces the key technologies of robotic dogs, including dynamic simulation, autonomous learning and adaptation, multimodal perception and interaction, etc. In terms of applications, robotic dogs have been widely used in fields such as services, engineering, security, healthcare, and intelligent logistics, and their flexibility and autonomy have brought new solutions to these areas. At the same time, robotic dogs have shown great potential in home entertainment, education, and scientific research. This article also analyzes the challenges faced by robotic dog technology, such as cost, stability, safety, and provides an outlook on future development trends. Overall, with the deepening of research and the advancement of technology, robotic dogs are expected to play an important role in more fields and provide more convenience for human life.

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2024-12-28
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https://doi.org/10.1109/mepe64515.2024.11115293
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Robotics and Automated Systems
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A Brief Discussion on the Technology and Application Research of Robot Dogs

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A Brief Discussion on the Technology and Application Research of Robot Dogs

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Abstract

With the continuous advancement of technology, robotic dogs, as a high-tech product that integrates bionics, mechanical engineering, electronic technology, and artificial intelligence, have gradually become a research hotspot in the field of robotics. This article explores the principles, latest developments, and applications of robotic dog technology in various fields. Robot dog technology integrates bionics, robotics, and artificial intelligence, simulating the walking and movement of quadrupeds to achieve autonomous navigation and task execution in complex environments. The article introduces the key technologies of robotic dogs, including dynamic simulation, autonomous learning and adaptation, multimodal perception and interaction, etc. In terms of applications, robotic dogs have been widely used in fields such as services, engineering, security, healthcare, and intelligent logistics, and their flexibility and autonomy have brought new solutions to these areas. At the same time, robotic dogs have shown great potential in home entertainment, education, and scientific research. This article also analyzes the challenges faced by robotic dog technology, such as cost, stability, safety, and provides an outlook on future development trends. Overall, with the deepening of research and the advancement of technology, robotic dogs are expected to play an important role in more fields and provide more convenience for human life.

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