Students create a dog-robot, which can dance, roll and throw!

Named "Stanford Doggo", the dog-robot is an inordinately ordinary creation of robotics students at Stanford University in California.

The four-legged robot can roll up in the air and even dance with the humans. He is able to raise three of his feet in the air to half an inch of height. This product has cost about $ 3,000 and is designed to be reproduced again in the future. After a few years, these robots can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars because they will be even more sophisticated.

Earlier, these students have also created smaller robots who performed certain but not as complicated robo-dog actions. The robot in question also feels out of position and uses "virtual resources" to be positioned exactly. The creators of this robot say that almost all the necessary parts can be purchased online and the robot can be reproduced even in indoor conditions, not necessarily in a lab.