Researchers at SDU Soft Robotics developed a worm-inspired limbless soft robot with inflatable muscles and a flexible kirigami skin.
It can crawl, turn, rotate, and avoid obstacles using controlled body movements and sensors.
The robot could be useful for search and rescue, inspection, and exploration.
@potatoslav It's going to pockets of the politicians naturally, same reason why Germany has copper wire everywhere and behind with fiber optic, because a politician profited off it
@TacoChime1@EuroWynner No the only issue is they have hard water aka high mineral content, so that can destroy coffee machines and etc when the minerals stay behind