L. Yurenkova, N. V. Bilash, D.A. Toporets, O.A. Valova
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The article presents a working experimental model of a walking robot with six legs, each of which has four degrees of freedom for movement on surfaces with complex terrain. When developing the concept of a walking robot capable of moving steadily on various uneven surfaces, engineers paid attention to ants, which, due to their natural structure, have this ability. Inventive people borrow a lot from nature, which still keeps unsolved secrets.