It looks like a snake, it acts like a snake, but don’t worry…it’s just a robot. Roboticist at Carnegie Mellon University, Matthew Travers, takes us through how this super snake works.
This robot snake is eerily lifelike, sidewinding like a real desert dwelling snake, and we can’t get over it. It can constrict your leg and it can actually take pictures of you. Creepy!
One day, these robot snakes could make great tools for search and rescue, especially in tight buildings. The fact that the snake can turn lights on, see in dark spaces, and has a camera are all features that could make it a great search and rescue candidate. But, for now, this sidewinder will stick to blowing our minds at Carnegie Mellon University.
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