explains_.everything on Instagram: "In 2013, WildCat became the fastest four-legged robot. Developed by Boston Dynamics with DARPA funding, it ran untethered. A two-stroke petrol engine let it reach 25 km/h using a galloping gait. WildCat was an outdoor version of the earlier Cheetah robot, which set a treadmill speed record of 28.3 mph in 2012. While aimed at military use, it helped develop more advanced robots.Credit . . @bostondynamicsofficia . . . . l #knowledge #robot #technology #innovatio

TechnologyARMY on Instagram: "Meet WildCat, Boston Dynamics’ untethered speed beast. 🐾 Built under DARPA’s M3 program, it evolved from the record-breaking Cheetah robot, which hit 29 mph on a treadmill. Now, WildCat runs freely outdoors — galloping at 16 mph without cables or limits. The mission? Build a machine that can hit 50 mph across any terrain. The future of robotics isn’t just fast — it’s unstoppable. ⚡ Love Technology? Follow @TechnologyArmy 🌍 Media: @bostondynamicsofficial #bostondyn

Business | Mindset | Motivation on Instagram: "In 2013, WildCat became the fastest four-legged robot. Developed by Boston Dynamics with DARPA funding, it ran untethered. A two-stroke petrol engine let it reach 25 km/h using a galloping gait. WildCat was an outdoor version of the earlier Cheetah robot, which set a treadmill speed record of 28.3 mph in 2012. While aimed at military use, it helped develop more advanced robots. Credit @bostondynamicsofficial #knowledge#robot#technology#innovation#te