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MIT engineers unveiled an insect-sized hopping robot designed to conquer tricky terrains where tiny crawling or flying bots fall short; using a springy leg and flapping wings for controlled leaps, it navigates uneven surfaces energy-efficiently, showcasing impressive agility.

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