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⚡️INTERESTING: Researchers developed a worm-inspired soft robot that can crawl, turn, rotate, and avoid obstacles using inflatable muscles, flexible kirigami skin, and built-in sensors. Its limbless design could help it navigate tight or dangerous spaces during search-and-rescue missions, inspections, and exploration.

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Colin H17 gün önce

Wonder what their target audience is? 👀

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Tricalcochasm17 gün önce

We all know where this is going...literally!

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FatJesusLive🪬17 gün önce

The comments are golden!

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LazyAndCrazy17 gün önce

yes. search and rescue was the first thing that came to my mind .....

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DutchDeFi17 gün önce

It looks like it can do some other stuff too!! Women might like it more

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OG Berber17 gün önce

I can think of at least one other use for it

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SUMEX | Web3 SuperApp16 gün önce

doesn't look like a worm to me

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OCTAVIUS PEREZ17 gün önce

Are those implantable? Asking for a friend.....

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0xsync17 gün önce

This how them robots gon take your bae🤣

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kelly17 gün önce

Get it off my phone screen it looks disgusting.

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Jay Aziz17 gün önce

Hold on, we all know their real purpose. This 💩 is about to be sold out expeditiously. 🤣 Could this be another trillion dollar ai company? 🤣😂🤣

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Brendan Card17 gün önce

Richard Gere must be thrilled

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Sir Nostalja 🇳🇬 🌍 🔞17 gün önce

Women:

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2024Crypto217 gün önce

now who's the customer for this?

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Gravitas Lost17 gün önce

As when this was first reported on, it's clearly a sex toy!

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American White Boy17 gün önce

Or it could also be used for nefarious purposes

Simon Suddell profil fotoğrafı

Simon Suddell17 gün önce

Hmmmmm 👀

Keith Omerso profil fotoğrafı

Keith Omerso17 gün önce

AI dildo

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The Market Kingpin16 gün önce

Are we going to pretend it's not a dildo?

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hoos.crypto ☀️🏴‍☠️🧊17 gün önce

Bruh...

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DansBigIdeas17 gün önce

People will shove this up their ass.

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rendyrhey17 gün önce

Robotics + decentralized infrastructure is a fascinating direction. Keeping an eye on Retium as an emerging L1, great.

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WallStreet.au16 gün önce

all the middle aged cougars want one.....for some reason

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Mark Reynolds17 gün önce

Really like this approach. Clear thinking and good context go a long way. Also keeping an eye on @GwenPoth’s updates.

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CryptoKing16 gün önce

That’s a dildo no?

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Doug Redman17 gün önce

Cat lady's best friend?

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A B Cat17 gün önce

God...I just...know what people are going to say And I was right lol

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Mercenary King16 gün önce

That will never be used for search and rescue. It is a spy weapon

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Michael Gasser17 gün önce

uh...

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gone16 gün önce

That went into my "comedy" tab

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X MARX THE BOX16 gün önce

Japanese movies will never be the same

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Gen17 gün önce

Porn industry

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Rhonda Ventnor16 gün önce

You didn't include espionage 🙃🤐

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Digi Maaya16 gün önce

A limbless robot that can navigate tight spaces could be incredibly useful. @DigiMaaya sees soft robotics becoming an interesting frontier for real world applications.

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Round_Peg_in_a_Square_World16 gün önce

Navigate tight and dangerous spaces??

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