really innovative , useful for impracticable field but the noise it make just cant help it , maybe they should sell the technology to civil engineering companies

In other news, US Marines sign contract for new decoy robots.

So essentially… bad doggy?
The technology that powers it need a big step forward before this would be practically useful. Either a big improvement in batteries, or some other means of getting power out of a liquid like petrol or liquid hydrogen that doesn't involve a combustion engine.
The way they have gotten the legs to work and walk around over rough terrain is still very impressive though.