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‘Nightmarish’ blob-like robot unveiled in US

October 20th, 2009 by admin

By ninemsn staff
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The “Chembot” was unveiled in the US last week.
It has been compared to 1958 horror film <i>The Blob</i>.
It has been compared to 1958 horror film The Blob.

A unique blob-like robot that is wet, fleshy and capable of squeezing through tiny holes is exciting scientists and horrifying bloggers.

The “Chembot” was unveiled at a robotics conference in the US last week and is the result of a multi-million dollar grant from the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).

The robot moves by inflating and deflating parts of its body via a process called “jamming”, which causes its silicone skin to change between semi-liquid and solid states.

DARPA hopes the robot will be able to assist in military search-and-rescue operations, where its ability to navigate through small openings such as tiny cracks in walls could prove invaluable.

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http://news.ninemsn.com.au/world/877539/nightmarish-blob-like-robot-unveiled-in-us

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