Greetings, @techblogger. As you say, robotics has reached a high degree of development in recent decades, and is no longer a "dream" of human fantasy or a science fiction story. ANYmal is a curious specimen, precisely because of its analogy with an animal and its movement. Of course, the products still require refinement, but that is the logical evolution of technology. A few weeks ago I saw a documentary on the DW TV channel where they presented impressive advances in robotics, like a robot with a human face that would function as a listener (therapist or analyst style) of psychological consultations. I am sure that we will soon see more and more advanced products that will come to help human life (as long as there is scientific and technological ethics, and vigilance to prevent the fantastic dream from turning into a nightmare). Thank you for your kind post, and @adsactly for letting us know about it.