<p>For robots to be more useful around people, they'll need to go where we go. But how? Associate Professor <a href= "https://mime.oregonstate.edu/people/hurst" data-cke-saved-href= "https://mime.oregonstate.edu/people/hurst">Jonathan Hurst</a> thinks the answer is simple. Walking. But actually making a walking robot is no simple feat.</p>

For robots to be more useful around people, they'll need to go where we go. But how? Associate Professor Jonathan Hurst thinks the answer is simple. Walking. But actually making a walking robot is no simple feat.

<p>For robots to be more useful around people, they'll need to go where we go. But how? Associate Professor <a href="https://mime.oregonstate.edu/people/hurst" rel="noopener noreferrer">Jonathan Hurst</a> thinks the answer is simple. Walking. But actually making a walking robot is no simple feat.</p>

Robots: Will they walk among us? S9E3

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