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Harvard Scientists Build Fart-Powered Octobot for Soft Robotics
A soft, rubber-like robot powered by farts? It's all real! A team of Harvard scientists has created the first ever octobot, a squishy autonomous robot that's powered by gas under pressure such as hydrogen peroxide.
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