Runs, jumps and stops at nothing, the robot dog that looks like it came out of the movies

Dog-like robots are a concept that might seem like something out of a recent episode of Black Mirror, but they're now a reality. One such robot, called Lynx, was created by Chinese company Deep Robotics and has raised a lot of concern and amazement across the media and social media.

Lynx is a four-wheeled robot that can move, climb and even jump backwards, traversing all types of terrain, from rocks to snow. This robot can be used for rescue operations, as it has an excellent ability to enter inaccessible areas and help in the search for missing persons. According to Deep Robotics, Lynx has a compact and powerful design, with the ability to adapt to different terrains.

Lynx stands almost a meter tall and weighs 30 kilograms, which is very similar to the size of a Labrador. Such robots can climb platforms up to 80 cm and climb stairs up to 22 cm. Its maximum speed reaches up to 5 meters per second, which is about 11 km/h.

However, there have been skeptics who have expressed their fears about the potential use of this robot in violent situations. One user expressed concern that this robot could be used to "hunt down every remaining human," despite recognizing its extraordinary capabilities.

Despite these comments, many have hailed the Lynx as an extraordinary technological achievement, comparing it to robots that were once only part of science fiction movies. However, its price is quite high, reaching $17,999, a price that makes it unaffordable for most users. (A2 Televizion)