Russian team builds walking ostrich bot on a budget
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Konstantin Ivanov tests the robot's balance
Konstantin Ivanov's robot-driven carriage turns heads when taken out on city streets
Konstantin Ivanov's robot-driven carriage preceded the ostrich robot
Konstantin Ivanov's ostrich robot carried a dummy on Russian TV
Konstantin Ivanov's goal is to build this robot saddle horse
Konstantin Ivanov's walking ostrich robot was built with just $1,500
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A group of four Russian robot fanatics calling themselves Konstantin Ivanov has built a walking ostrich robot with just US$1,500 and a lot of blood, sweat, and tears. You can see it walking on a Russian television show, along with a robot-driven carriage, in the video after the break.
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