Mori3 - Walking quadruped
The Mori3 is a robot capable of changing its own shape to adapt to new environments and unseen tasks. The Mori3 consists of autonomous pieces which can connect together to form large, complex, and moving systems.
This video shows ten modules connected and starting flat on the ground.
The robot stands up and starts walking. All of the modules are identical and functionally independent. Individually, they can only drive slowly on flat terrain, but together can create larger robots with different functionalities.
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