disaster relief

Self-Reparable Robots Bring Bright New Future to Bleak Disaster Relief

Medicine & Technology May 28, 2015

Researchers at Paris's Pierre and Marie Curie University have created robots that can use experiences from simulated lives to "heal" themselves. This makes robots more autonomous, effective, and robust-and more capable of disaster relief work.

disaster relief

Self-Reparable Robots Bring Bright New Future to Bleak Disaster Relief

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