LimX CL

The LimX CL-1 is a bipedal robot from LimX Dynamics designed for research and advanced locomotion study. Featuring a humanoid lower body with proprietary joint modules and locomotion algorithms, the CL-1 demonstrates dynamic walking, running, and stair climbing capabilities. It serves as a platform for testing LimX's motion control software stack before integration into full humanoid systems.

Primary use case: Locomotion research, bipedal movement study, motion algorithm development

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