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LS3 was designed to go anywhere Marines and soldiers go on foot, helping carry their load. LS3 carries 182 kg of gear and enough fuel for a 32 km mission lasting 24 hours.  (In one test on flat terrain LS3 carried over 500 kg of payload.)  LS3 automatically follows its leader using computer vision, so it does not need a dedicated driver. It also travels to designated locations using terrain sensing, obstacle avoidance and GPS.

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Bigger than a small car

Has multiple camera systems
Power supply does not rely on solar panels. nstead uses radioistope power generator so it can roam longer and travel further than previous missions.

Has equipment to analyse samples of material collected and delivered by the rovers arm.

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A automatic vacuum cleaner

Automatically detects dirt
Can sweep corners and along walls even though it is round in shape
Navigates on its own

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Able to swim to depths that are off limits to human divers.

Developed at Stanford University's Artificial Intelligence Lab

Designed to study coral reefs in the Red Sea, where conventional underwater vehicals can damage the sea floo

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Humanoid robot
Is about 17 years old this year

Ability to run fast, hop, jump, run backward, and climb and descend stairs. ASIMO can also recognise the faces and voices of multiple people speaking and can accurately predict what you'll do next.

Hondas ASIMO is one of the worlds most advanced robots as they keep making adjustments and improvements over time.