Robots that track smells often fail when one of their sensors breaks. Now, researchers have built a system that keeps working even after losing half its sensing ability, inspired by how insects ...
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Scientists have made a silkworm-inspired odour-tracking robot that can locate survivors in disaster areas
The notion of a robot ‘smelling’ its way through a complex environment has captured the imagination of scientists for years, but has always come with a caveat: what if the robot loses a sensor? In a ...
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