LS3

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LS3 (Legged Squad Support System) is a four-legged robotic pack mule developed by Boston Dynamics for the U.S. military to autonomously carry heavy loads over rough terrain.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf autonomous ground vehicle
military robot
quadruped robot
robotic pack mule
acronymExpansion Legged Squad Support System NERFINISHED
autonomyLevel semi-autonomous
basedOn BigDog NERFINISHED
cancellationReason maintenance complexity
noise concerns
controlMode follow-the-leader
voice commands
waypoint navigation
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
designedFor infantry squads
developer Boston Dynamics NERFINISHED
DARPA NERFINISHED
feature GPS navigation
LIDAR sensors
onboard perception sensors
self-righting capability
stabilized walking over uneven ground
stereo vision system
firstPublicDemonstration around 2012
fullName Legged Squad Support System NERFINISHED
fundedBy Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency NERFINISHED
hasManufacturer Boston Dynamics NERFINISHED
intendedUser U.S. military NERFINISHED
mobilityType legged
numberOfLegs 4
operator United States Marine Corps
payloadCapacity approximately 180 kilograms
approximately 400 pounds
powerSource internal combustion engine
projectStart around 2009
purpose to carry heavy loads for dismounted troops
to follow infantry units over rough terrain
to provide squad-level logistical support
range approximately 20 miles on a mission
relatedTo BigDog NERFINISHED
role squad support system
status development program cancelled
terrainCapability hills
rocky ground
rough terrain
wooded areas
testedBy U.S. Marine Corps NERFINISHED
testEnvironment field exercises
testLocation Hawaii NERFINISHED

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