MIT’s “Stickybot” gecko robot will not sell you car insurance

A robotic gecko has been added to the local robotic zoo that already includes a tuna, a dog, a smaller dog, a lobster, a lamprey, a clam, and a whole school of fish.

The MIT Biomimetics Lab’s “Stickybot“ has footpads that mimic a gecko’s, allowing it to scale walls. The robot could be used in military surveillance and search and rescue.

The biomimetics lab is also working on a robot inspired by the cheetah, according to MIT. Yikes.

Posted by Brendan Lynch

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One Response to “MIT’s “Stickybot” gecko robot will not sell you car insurance”

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