CHIMP

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CHIMP is a four-limbed, human-sized rescue robot developed by Carnegie Mellon University’s Tartan Rescue team for high-mobility, high-dexterity tasks in disaster environments.

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Generate an image of a cHIMP (CHIMP is a four-limbed, human-sized rescue robot developed by Carnegie Mellon University’s Tartan Rescue team for high-mobility, high-dexterity tasks in disaster environments.)

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Predicate Object
instanceOf humanoid robot
quadruped robot
rescue robot
acronym CHIMP
affiliation Carnegie Mellon University
linked to: CMU

Carnegie Mellon University Robotics Institute
National Robotics Engineering Center
competition DARPA Robotics Challenge
controlMode semi-autonomous
teleoperated
countryOfOrigin United States
designedFor disaster response
high-dexterity tasks
high-mobility tasks
industrial disaster environments
unstructured environments
designGoal high reliability in disaster zones
robustness in rough terrain
developer Carnegie Mellon University
linked to: CMU

National Robotics Engineering Center
Tartan Rescue team
linked to: Tartan Rescue
eventRole finalist in the DARPA Robotics Challenge
field robotics
fullName CMU Highly Intelligent Mobile Platform
hasCapability climbing stairs
driving a vehicle
manipulating tools
opening doors
turning valves
using power tools
hasPart dexterous hands
four limbs
head with sensors
torso
tracked forelimbs
tracked hind limbs
height approximately human-sized
locomotionMode crawling
rolling on tracks
standing
mobilityType four-limbed locomotion
tracked limbs
powerSource onboard batteries
researchArea disaster robotics
human-robot interaction
safetyFeature inherently stable when stopped
sensorType LIDAR
inertial measurement unit
stereo cameras

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