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Agility Robotics · United States

Cassie

Cassie was a legs-only bipedal robot derived from Oregon State University's ATRIAS research and sold by Agility Robotics to universities from 2017. Its ostrich-like legs became a common platform for reinforcement learning locomotion research. It set a 100 m record for bipedal robots in 2022.

Discontinued discontinued Score 17/100, niche Succeeded by Digit (v1 to v3)
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17/100
Niche
Provisional, specs incomplete
Capability 12/30
Value 0/25
Buyability 2/20
Ecosystem 3/15
Proof 0/10
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Status
Discontinued
Category
research
First revealed
February 2017
Form
bipedal
Height
n/a
Weight
n/a
Payload
n/a
Degrees of freedom
n/a
Battery
n/a
Runtime
n/a
Walking speed
n/a
Actuation
electric, series elastic legs
Units deployed (est.)
not disclosed
Teleoperation
partial

Where it stands

Bipedal research platform sold to universities from 2017; no longer produced after Digit took over.

What stands out

  • Derived from OSU ATRIAS biped
  • Guinness 100 m record 24.73 s (2022)
  • Basis for Digit's legs

Autonomy, observed

Set a Guinness World Record for a bipedal robot 100 m run (24.73 s) at Oregon State University in May 2022.

Price and volume

sold to research labs; price not public

Timeline

Milestones.

  1. Agility Robotics unveils Cassie

    Agility Robotics, spun out of Oregon State University's ATRIAS research, introduces Cassie, a bird legged bipedal robot sold to universities. Cassie's legs become the base for the Digit humanoid.

Same maker

Other robots by Agility Robotics.

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