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In 2023, Bernardino and Mendonça set out to create Trovador—a six-legged robot able to walk on rugged slopes and plant trees. Their first €15 ($17) prototype, built from recycled parts, planted 28 percent faster than humans with a 90 percent survival rate. The saplings also thrived without any post-planting care. The two are currently working to improve the efficiency of the robot and hope that their current prototype is able to handle longer operations on steeper terrains.
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Posted from smithsonianmag.com
Posted 16 d ago
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PO3 Phyllis Maynard
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Maj Robert Thornton I read online Walmart has in some stores, variations of robotic workers.
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PO3 Phyllis Maynard
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Lt Col Charlie Brown I hope the Machines do not become smarter than man. I. e. Star Wars Franchise , Terminator Franchises
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Maj Robert Thornton
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Lt Col Charlie Brown humans still replant trees. In fact a good planter can plant approximately 1000 trees per day.
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Posted 13 d ago
Sorry, I dont buy the saplings survival rate was due to being planted by a robot. Ive planted saplings and there's a whole lot of reasons for their survival or death.
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Posted 16 d ago
I saw a video of a competition between all sorts of different robots...and man...Terminator is starting to look like a Documentary.
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