Researchers at Japan’s Chuo University have developed a robotic strider that not only glides across water, but also land — eventually. Three short videos after the jump.
Eventually the developers are hoping it will be able to move flawlessly from the water onto land, making it a valuable tool for aquatic rescues, especially when equipped with a camera
[via engadget]
Researchers at Japan’s Chuo University have developed a robotic strider that not only glides across water, but also land — eventually. Three short videos after the jump.
Eventually the developers are hoping it will be able to move flawlessly from the water onto land, making it a valuable tool for aquatic rescues, especially when equipped with a camera
[via engadget]
