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The robot in the “Scorpion” configuration. (Image: Tarik Tosun)
Scientists at Cornell University and University of Pennsylvania have created mobile robots that can autonomously change their shape in order to complete various tasks. The robots are made of 3-inch cubes that can configure themselves into different shapes by connecting with magnets.
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