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Scientists Invent Leaping Robot for Search and Rescue During Disasters
Researchers from the University of California Berkeley have developed a tiny robot that could leap almost 11 feet into the air and leave the ground in seconds. The team aims to use this tiny leaping robot to save soldiers during wartime and victims during disasters.
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