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Slideshow: Robots Gone Wild
Creatures from across the animal kingdom offer design principles to make robots more useful, engaging, and lifelike
Photo: Festo
AquaJelly, a mechatronic jellyfish designed by Festo, a German automation company, investigates how small autonomous robots could cooperate to solve larger problems. This robot has electric drive, eight tentacles for propulsion, and infrared LEDs that pulse signals to communicate its position to other robots.
April 2009
For more on robots in the wild, see March of the SandBots





















