This robot climbs steel walls like a machine from the future. 🤖🧲
Magnetic wheels let it move vertically across ferromagnetic surfaces, making robots like this useful for ship hull cleaning, rust removal, inspection and painting.
Instead of sending workers onto dangerous surfaces, the robot can bring the tools to the wall.
Would you trust a robot to maintain the outside of a ship? 👀
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This robot has no front. No back. No wrong direction. 🤯
Meet Argus a 20-legged spherical robot from Duke University designed to move and see in virtually every direction.
Each leg carries a depth camera, giving the robot a near-360° view while its unusual geometry lets it navigate forests, sand and rough terrain.
Robots don’t always need to look human sometimes, they need to break the rules.
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A new Science #Robotics study highlights a reinforcement learning-based, zero-shot approach that uses motion capture and animation to train humanoid and four-legged robots to perform acrobatics. https://t.co/EIRvhSPpz5
China’s Honor humanoid robot, which made headlines earlier this year by setting a human half-marathon record, is preparing to compete at the second World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing this weekend. Its progress highlights how quickly humanoid robots are evolving from laboratory prototypes into increasingly capable autonomous athletes.
#Forbes
Penn State researchers are pushing toward a ‘robot Cambrian explosion,’ using biology-inspired designs—like snake, lizard, and insect locomotion—to create diverse robots that can navigate complex terrain and confined spaces. #Biorobotics#Robotics
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Sony’s “Ace” robot just beat elite human ping pong players — published in Nature.
First robot to hit expert human level in a real sport.
#AI#Robotics#Sony
https://t.co/NV0D7mPFAG
Forget wheels. The next Mars explorer might walk.
Swiss researchers tested ANYmal — a four-legged robot — at the University of Basel’s “Marslabor.” It completed science missions 3x faster than human-guided runs (12–23 min vs. 41 min), with the same accuracy.
Wheeled rovers cover just a few hundred meters/day and wait 4–22 minutes for every command from Earth. ANYmal hunted biosignature minerals like gypsum autonomously — no babysitting from JPL required.
The future of planetary science isn’t faster wheels. It’s smarter legs.
https://t.co/iwVlpZt7cx
#MarsExploration #Robotics #Astrobiology
SnailBot, a modular robot, uses freeform magnetic connectors for flexible 3D docking and impressive obstacle-crossing.
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The XERALL ATD is a drone designed to operate on snowy landscapes, water, and rugged terrains. It offers an 8-hour journey with a 40-minute flight time, capable of moving across land, water, snow, and air.
Video Credit: @xeralldrones#robotics#robots#engineering#technology
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I know delivery #robots have been a staple on many college campuses and robot #taxis have rolled out in SF and Austin, but seeing tons of #Waymos and delivery robots in LA suburbia and #santamonica was eye opening. The #futureisnow.
A KSU researcher built a low-cost AI robot that hunts pests in strawberry fields. Precision farming just got a smarter, cheaper weapon. #Robot#Robotics
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MIT’s latest robotic inspirations? Not humans—worms and turtles. Nature’s low-tech movers are quietly reshaping high-tech design. Slow, smart, and built to adapt. #Robots#Robotics
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These laser-powered microrobots aren’t just tiny—they clean water. Guided by light, they swim through contaminated liquid, breaking down pollutants at the microscopic level. Clean tech, redefined. #Robots#Robotics
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A robot that morphs mid-air to switch from flying to crawling? That’s not sci-fi—it’s real. The line between machines and creatures just blurred. #Robot#Robotics
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