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NASA's 1.88 m, 44-DOF biped, built for DARPA and future planetary exploration.
Valkyrie (R5) is NASA Johnson Space Center's first bipedal humanoid, built in 15 months for the 2013 DARPA Robotics Challenge Trials. The 1.88 m, 136 kg robot has 44 degrees of freedom, series-elastic actuators, a Multisense SL perception head and a 1.8 kWh battery for about an hour of operation. NASA later used it for Space Robotics Challenge research with IHMC walking software.
| Height | 188 cm |
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| Weight | 136 kg |
| Form factor | Full-size |
| Locomotion | Bipedal |
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| Degrees of freedom | 44 |
| Battery life | 1 h |
| Actuators | Series-elastic rotary actuators in the arms and legs; series-elastic linear actuators at the ankles and waist. |
| Compute | Two Intel Core i7 computers. |
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| Sensing | Carnegie Robotics Multisense SL (lidar, stereo and IR structured light), fore/aft hazard cameras, dual IMUs and joint torque sensors. |
| Hands | Three fingers plus a thumb, with six finger actuators and a 3-DOF forearm/wrist. |
| Availability | Prototype |
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