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Jumps, Flips and Marathons: Robots Move Toward Their New Revolution, Agility

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For decades, machines have been learning to overcome the human being in cognitive tasks, such as chess or mathematical calculations. Now, they run faster, do stunts and learn to move in environments they have never seen. Read
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Jumps, Flips and Marathons: Robots Move Toward Their New Revolution, Agility

For decades, machines have been learning to overcome the human being in cognitive tasks, such as chess or mathematical calculations. Now, they run faster, do stunts and learn to move in environments they have never seen. Read

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Expansión broke the news on Thursday, June 4, 2026.
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