Duke's 20-legged Argus robot defies biology. With no front or back, this math-driven machine can climb, roll, and see in any direction.
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Shape-changing robots: New AI-driven design tool optimizes performance and functionality
Like octopuses squeezing through a tiny sea cave, metatruss robots can adapt to demanding environments by changing their shape. These mighty morphing robots are made of trusses composed of hundreds of ...
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Robots Learn Body Shape and Movement Through Self-Observation
According to a recent study by Columbia Engineering researchers published in Nature Machine Intelligence, robots can learn ...
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