Health & ScienceTimes of India01 Jun, 06:50 amVerified Context

Meet Argus: The sea-urchin robot with 20 eyes and legs that has rewritten the rules of how a robot should be built

Science News: Most robots are built to look like something. Engineers designing machines to navigate the real world have, for decades, reached for the same referenc.

By Times of IndiaPublished 01 Jun, 06:50 amUpdated 01 Jun, 06:50 am3 min read

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