India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation is building something straight out of science fiction: a humanoid robot meant to walk, move, and even assist in frontline missions.
India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) is building something straight out of science fiction: a humanoid robot meant to walk, move, and even assist in frontline missions.
The prototype, developed by DRDO’s Research and Development Establishment in Pune, recently made a public appearance during a three-day workshop on advanced legged robotics, offering a glimpse of what the military tech might look like.
While full details of the demonstration were not disclosed, the robot reportedly showcased its bipedal movement and articulated upper limbs — key features that could one day allow it to navigate rough terrain or handle hazardous materials.
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