@ctorobotics: This robot has no front. No back. No sides. And that’s exactly the point 🤯 The General Robotics Lab Researchers at Duke University developed "Argus," a spherical robot that can move and interact with its environment in ways traditional robots can't. Most robots are designed around symmetry. This one is designed around breaking the rules. Genius new direction for robotics… or overengineering? 🎥 Media: Duke University ⚠️ This content is shared for informational purposes only. CTO Robotics Media is a media platform and does not own or develop the technology shown. Credit belongs to the original creators.

allan :

Luigi Ibarra :

This concept is old. The first one, but the first one I knew about this it was the "roller mine" from Half Life 2 (2003), where the rollermine follows you until touching your character and then explode.

Future Archive :

what is it suppose to be?

Dr Tom :

google Robert Taylor ufo Incident. you will be surprised

Bulochka-Sobachka :

😍😍😍world of goo

Scarf Ace FAA Drone Pro :

😁interesting video

komostoka :

useless compared to android robots

Peter. :

very intelligence robot,keep up

WaterAlchemist :

it can't climb without two walls close to each other. Can it climb a wall without depending on another wall to lean on?

Ster Robotics :

We run a RaaS startup from RSA🇿🇦🙌🏾🙂‍↔️

Sebastian :

krasse idee

Lenar :

довольно бесполезная игрушка

thiết trụ :

Viruss

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Dr Robot :

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