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Scientists Create Primate-Inspired Leaping Robot that Could Help in Urban Disasters
A team of engineers from UC Berkeley has built a tiny robot with the highest recorded robotic vertical jumping agility. The new technology could aid in rescue and search operations during disasters in urban areas.
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