Scientists invented a melting liquid robot that can escape from a cage
This tiny robot can melt, escape from a prison by sliding through secure bars, and then reform into a solid and complete tasks.
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This tiny robot can melt, escape from a prison by sliding through secure bars, and then reform into a solid and complete tasks.
The new robots demonstrated, among other things, an ability to pass through a grid by switching to a liquid form before returning to their solid state on the other side.
AZoRobotics speaks with Thomas P. Russell from the University of Massachusetts Amherst about the first self-driven, aqueous robot that works nonstop without electricity.
Researchers have made a liquibot is an aqueous robot capable of constant operation with chemical energy, requiring no electricity.