Japanese engineers have created a four-legged robot called KLEIYN, which can climb between two vertical walls. Its body contains an additional active joint that acts as a spine and allows it to better brace its legs against the walls, adapting its body length to the width of the gap. In experiments, the robot successfully climbed between walls with a gap width of 80 to 100 centimeters at an avera

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