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Robot Based Off Hamster Ball Could Improve Crop Yields [VIDEO]
Self-driving cars and robots that can pour beer are all well and good, but researchers at the Technical University of Madrid have turned to hamsters as their muse in a rolling ball they say could be used to help monitor soil conditions on arable land.
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