Texas Scientists Develop Spherical Robots for Lunar and Emergency Missions
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Texas A&M University is developing spherical robots inspired by 1960s TV show concepts, with prototypes RoboBall II and III designed for rugged terrain navigation and potential use in space exploration and disaster rescue, including mapping flooded areas after hurricanes. Field tests are underway to evaluate their performance across water and land, aiming to revolutionize exploration and emergency response.
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