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This Tiny Self-Driving Robot Is Has No Batteries, Yet Can Run Indefinitely

Millimobile is a tiny robot about the size of a penny that can autonomously move around without the use of a conventional battery. Here's how.

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MilliMobile Self-Driving Robot Is Powered by Light, Radio Waves

MilliMobile Self-Driving Robot Is Powered by Light, Radio Waves
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MilliMobile: This Tiny, Self-Driving Robot Runs Only by Surrounding Light, Radio Waves

A team of researchers has unveiled MilliMobile, a tiny self-driving robot that relies solely on ambient light or radio waves for power.

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These solar-powered, origami-inspired robots can change shape mid-flight

Switching from unfolded to folded states stabilizes the microflyer's descent.

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A Minuscule Self-Driving Robot Fueled by Light and Radio Waves

Tiny autonomous robots equipped with sensors could undertake activities such as detecting gas leaks or monitoring inventory within warehouses.

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