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Research team develops bionic beetle robot BeetleBot
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A research team has developed a bionic robot, BeetleBot, which mimics the beetle's body, limb structure and gait control, and can move stably over complex terrain such as rubble, sand and narrow crevices. Experimental results show that BeetleBot can climb over complex obstacles and quickly recover its motion state after being struck by external forces or falling over. The research team says the robot is expected in the future to be used for post-disaster search and rescue, exploration of hazardous areas, inspection of industrial facilities and environmental monitoring; these applications have not yet been realized.
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- Bionic beetle robot BeetleBot unveiled, insect-level agility could change post-disaster search and rescue
Researchers have developed a bionic robot called BeetleBot that mimics a beetle's body and limb structure and gait control, allowing it to move stably across complex terrain such as rubble, sand, and narrow crevices. Experiments show it can climb over complex obstacles and quickly recover its movement state after external impacts or being flipped over. The robot is expected to be used in post-disaster search and rescue, exploration of hazardous areas, inspection of industrial facilities, and environmental monitoring.
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