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MIT’s Cube Robots Leap, Tumble to Self-Assemble
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2014-07-29
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MIT’s latest ground-breaking robots are called M-Cubes. To make one cube travel and connect to another, its creator John Romanishin proposed a new design that hinged on using a “flywheel.”
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