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Half Cheetah Robot
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Washington State University is seeking proposals for a high-performance quadruped robot, specifically the Half Cheetah Robot, to support advanced research and development in robotics. The solicitation, numbered TC0217-72324, was posted on July 23, 2024, with a deadline for responses set for July 30, 2024. The project falls under the NAICS code 541710, indicating a focus on research and development in engineering and physical sciences. The contract is expected to be valued between $50,000 and $150,000, reflecting a significant investment in acquiring a sophisticated robotic platform. The primary point of contact for inquiries is Tim Champoux, reachable via email or phone, and interested vendors can find additional information through the provided online portal. The contract aims to enhance Washington State University's capabilities in robotics research, emphasizing the deployment of a high-performance quadruped robot tailored for complex experimental applications.
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