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OutRunner The spiky-wheeled land cruiser, based on an unfunded Kickstarter project by former Florida Institute for Human and Machine Cognition scientists, can hit speeds of up to 20 miles per hour.

OutRunner will come in two models: core and performance, Cotton said.

OutRunner runs by rotating both sets of legs in time so that as a foot on one side is lifted, the one on the other is planted, much like how humans and many animals run.

Though not yet commercially available, OutRunner has been featured online by Stuff magazine, Gizmag and the United Kingdom’s Daily Mail, among other publications.

Cotton said he and his team have been working on OutRunner for about the past year and that he got the idea for the running robot after working on a bipedal robot project called FastRunner for the IHMC.