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<h1>Jacob Howard and Dallas Leffew Military Robots Project</h1>
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From what are referred to as "Alpha Dogs", these are commonly used to carry heavy loads, which can let a lot of
weight off of the soldiers. This can let them move forward more affectively, as the robots can carry several hundred
 pounds. Although, these are sometimes called "BigDogs", they have several different names as they are not in
 full deployment just yet. The first ALpha Dog idea was brought up towards December in 2009. These robots usually
are covered with cameras and sensors so that their robotic legs can adjust accordingly to the terrain around them,
preventing a fall. These are also powered through a fairly large battery, that is usually not rechargable.
Since these robots have so many sensors handy, they excel at moving over uneven terrain.
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