We have seen many robots fall in the past, and there is nothing graceful about them. Wouldn’t it be nice if there was a way to enable robots to fall more gracefully? Researchers at Georgia Tech have identified a way to teach robots how to fall without getting seriously damaged. Robots can use an algorithm to minimize impact upon falling.
Considering that not all robot are cheap, such a solution can prove quite useful to manufacturers.
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