It looks like they did try that, and it moved faster:
> “When the robot is undamaged, our approach yields dynamic gaits that are 30% faster than the classic reference gait,” say Cully and co.
However, there don't appear to be videos of that.
> “When the robot is undamaged, our approach yields dynamic gaits that are 30% faster than the classic reference gait,” say Cully and co.
However, there don't appear to be videos of that.
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