Rainbow Robotics develops 4-legged counter-terrorism robot

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Samsung Electronics Co.-backed Rainbow Robotics Co.has delivered its multi-legged counter-terrorism robots jointly developed with Hyundai Rotem Co.to the South Korean Army, gearing up for mass production of military-use counter-terrorism robots.

Korea’s other major conglomerate Hyundai Motor Group acquired US robotics firm Boston Dynamics Inc.in 2020 from SoftBank Group, and the robotics company’s four-legged walking robot called Spot has been given a mission to patrol its car-making unit’s plant in Korea.

Rainbow Robotics teamed up with Hyundai Rotem, Hyundai Motor Co.'s rolling stock and military equipment-making unit, to develop the counter-terrorism robot with four legs like a dog.