15 Amazing Robot Animals that will Blow Your Mind

15 Amazing Robot Animals that will Blow Your Mind

Robots are truly remarkable inventions of the 21st Century. Nowadays, we find these creations in nearly every aspect of our lives. But have you ever thought about them venturing into the natural world?

It might come as a surprise, but engineers are now focusing on creating Robotic Animals that can replicate the way animals move, fly, and swim. And In this video, we will be exploring 15 of these amazing robot animals that will shock you. Be sure to stick around to the end!

Big Dog Robot
The first robot on our list brings the dreams of the American Army to life.
This Big Dog Robot acts as a mechanical help, helping to carry gear for these men of war. And though it may not resemble a dog exactly, it can actually follow a person even while carrying a load of up to 500 kilograms, reaching speeds of up to 25 kilometers per hour.
For now, the development and improvement of this robot are still ongoing. However, the US Army may soon have four-legged soldiers in a short time from now.

Robot Fish
This particular robot is beautifully designed, closely mimicking the habits and movements of real fish to the point that it could easily be mistaken for a live fish. The robot moves like real fish do and finds its primary application in entertainment, especially in aquariums where they can be truly impressive.

Robot Bird
In 2011, something amazing happened in the world of technology: the very first robot bird designed to resemble a magnificent albatross took flight.
These robot birds are incredibly special because they can do everything a real bird can do: move gracefully, float through the air, and soar like champions, reaching impressive heights of nearly one kilometer above the Earth's surface.

Robot Octopus
One of the most intriguing robot animals is the octopus, designed for deep-sea exploration. This robot utilizes silicone tentacles driven by electric motors to reach speeds of up to 20 centimeters per second.

Robot Salamander
The EPFL (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology at Lausanne) has created a robot that can copy how a salamander moves in water and on land.

Robot Spider T8:
While it's not exactly an animal, the T8 Spider Robot is an incredibly fascinating piece of technology. Truly, this robot is a sight to behold. Its skeleton is created using 3D printing and boasts 26 servo gears, along with a highly advanced control system.

Robot Jellyfish
As we all know, water pollution is a real issue in the world today. The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) reports that a staggering 14 million tons of plastic find their way into the ocean each year. And among all the debris floating on or under the water's surface, plastic accounts for a whopping 80 percent!

Bionic Kangaroo Robot:
Festo's Bionic Kangaroo Robot replicates the agile and graceful movements of its natural counterpart, the kangaroo. This mechanical marvel possesses the remarkable ability to jump, and even more impressively, it can recover and store the energy expended during its jumps.

Manta Ray Robot:
Soft robots inspired by biology offer practical solutions in various situations, yet like any technological class, they have their constraints.

The Crabster CR-200:
The Crabster CR-200 is a remarkable underwater robot designed specifically for deep-sea exploration. Sporting six sturdy legs, this robot possesses the power of 30 joints, which enable it to navigate the challenging terrain of the seafloor. .

Robot Penguin
Among thousands of emperor penguins clustered on the ice of Atka Bay in Antarctica, a slightly shorter-than-average adult emperor sits silently within the colony watching, monitoring, and gathering data.
What the penguins do not know, though, is this penguin is not a penguin at all. It’s a robot.

SpotMini Robot Dog:
In the world of robotics, Boston Dynamics has introduced an astonishing creation known as the SpotMini Robot Dog. While it may not be your typical household pet, this robotic marvel showcases an exceptional level of intelligence and possesses skills and abilities akin to those of a real dog.

Bionic Ants:
Bionic Ants are designed to showcase teamwork inspired by nature. Similar to actual ants, these robotic ants adhere to straightforward guidelines and have the capability to function independently.

Nivel:
Nivel is a captivating creation in the realm of artificial intelligence—a robotic kitten that can be brought to life through customizable software and components.

Robot Shark:
Drawing inspiration from one of the fastest and most fearsome marine predators, the shark, this robotic marvel is designed to explore the depths of the ocean, reaching a staggering 400 meters below the surface.