Made up of researchers from EPFL and Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, the interdisciplinary team built the robot in order to identify the most likely gaits of extinct animals by recreating their walking style.

According to EPFL, this study of animal biomechanics using robots could help researchers better understand how vertebrate locomotion evolved over time.
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