Snakebots traverse terrain, plan silent, midnight attack
March 7, 2008 – 11:20 amFiled under: Robots
Apparently the Biorobotics Lab at Carnegie Mellon University has been quite busy as of late… building an army of robotic snakes. Though we’ve seen droid snakes before, bot-makers at the school have been investigating the myriad possibilities of single-task snakes, coming up with configurations for swimming, crawling, and climbing, amongst others. The program is concerned with enabling the bots to take on a diverse variety of terrain and tasks, made easier by the fact that the little guys aren’t limited to wheel-based movement. To really get an idea of the possibilities (and extreme creepiness), check the video after the break. We just hope you enjoy the techno version of Crazy Train as much as we do.
[Thanks, Andrew]
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