DARPA''s Mule-Like Robotic Squad Support System (LS3) Can Carry Up To 400 Pounds
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DARPA are experts as creating robots, such as the Cheetah, which can reportedly run faster than Usain Bolt. This week, the defense research agency unveiled their two robotic ''pack mule'' prototypes known as the Legged Squad Support System (LS3). The ''pack mules'' are designed to aid soldiers in co...
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