QRIO can run at 23 cm/s, and is credited in Guinness World Records (2005 edition) as being the first bipedal robot capable of running (which it defines as moving while both legs are off the ground at the same time). The 4th generation QRIO's internal battery lasts about 1 hour.

2025年2月26日 · QRIO (Quest for cuRIOsity) was a humanoid entertainment robot developed by Sony from 2000 to 2006. It was designed as a companion robot capable of walking, running, recognizing faces and voices, and interacting with humans. Sony discontinued QRIO in 2006, but it was one of its most advanced humanoid robots. What Can QRIO Do?

QRIO can run at 23 cm/s, and is credited in Guinness World Records (2005 edition) as being the first bipedal robot capable of running (which it defines as moving while both legs are off the ground at the same time). The 4th generation QRIO's internal battery lasts about 1 hour.

Qrio is a small entertainment humanoid that can hear, speak, sing, walk, run, dance, recognize faces, and grasp objects. It was exceptionally advanced for its time, and sadly it was canceled in 2006.

On December 18th, 2003, Sony announced that they had successfully made Qrio run (both feet off the ground at the same time). This is the first time a biped with an internalized power and control system has run. New version of Qrio officially announced on January 23rd, 2006.

2012年12月15日 · 跑步中的索尼新型QRIOQRIO可以像棒球投手一样投球 索尼开发出了会跑的双足行走机器人QRIO。 目前虽然尚没有推出产品的计划，作为牵动机器人技术的火车头，我们将把这种技术应用于AIBO等（索尼）。

2004年5月22日 · The dream child of Yoshihiro Kuroki, general manager of Sony Entertainment Robot Co. in Shinbashi, Japan, Qrio is a remarkable assemblage of three powerful microprocessors, 38 motor actuators, three accelerometers, two charge-coupled device (CCD) cameras, and seven microphones.

4 天之前 · In Super Mario Run, Mario (or one of the other 10 playable characters) runs to the right across courses full of items to collect and enemies to dodge or fight against. There are three different modes with this premise, each with a different goal.

2003年12月19日 · TOKYO — Sony Corp. has developed an integrated walking, running and jumping motion control technology that enables its humanoid robot "Qrio" to smoothly combine conventional walking movement with new running and jumping motions.

QRIO can run at 23 cm/s, and is credited in Guinness World Records (2005 edition) as being the first bipedal robot capable of running (which it defines as moving while both legs are off the ground at the same time). The 4th generation QRIO's internal battery lasts about 1 hour.