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China unveils a rescue robot with three mobility modes, built for extreme conditions and disaster response operations.

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A study published in Engineering provides a comprehensive review of actuation and locomotion methods for miniature underwater ...

A team of mechanical engineers at Beihang University, working with a deep-sea diving specialist from the Chinese Academy of ...

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