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Jerky video is jerky.
squeeb9 2 months ago
JUST FAVORITED THIS.. :)
kelseybutler94 2 months ago
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Great video keep up the good work.
NewAgeDirector 2 months ago
i want 1 it soo life like
GENERALCHAOS13 1 year ago
How could whiskers be applied in home robots? Would the whiskers reduce robots getting stuck under furniture?
davepamn 1 year ago
COOL
spideymikey6 1 year ago
That's awesome!
Pillemonsteret 1 year ago
Best wierd robot rat EVAR!
Drathiron 1 year ago
you spent 6 years making this?seriously?looks like a new version of Meccano.How much are they at toys r us?
budhafred 2 years ago
good
cod4009 2 years ago
Thats cool :o
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luisbeck007 2 years ago
its SO CUTE!!
ShriveledTadpole 2 years ago
It looks so funny :)
kbtsiberkin 2 years ago
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RoboTekno 2 years ago
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faggot
Eshizzle20 2 years ago
It would be nice to show how this differs from a Roomba robot vacuum from iRobot that costs only about $200. I'm sure it must do more that we see here...
gsjaeger 2 years ago
yeah it acts like a rat
p0ison1vy 2 years ago 2
Amaizing! Wonderful work!!!
Alien662 2 years ago
Designed for search and rescue missions - which, let's face it, are only ever one loose word away from "search and destroy" - the SCRATCHbot uses its whiskers to detect disaster survivors in inhospitable or dangerous areas. The Bristol Robotics Laboratory developed the rat-inspired people searcher over the past 6 years and now hopes to find interest for it in underground and underwater projects where vision may be impaired.
elfgirl500 2 years ago
is it sniffing around or something? xD
ayuminor 2 years ago
what dus it do?
jojot03 2 years ago
Shit
roopro 2 years ago
lol xD
nogie8 2 years ago
Very living-like !
friteza88 2 years ago
Hmm, not bad at all.
onupirat 2 years ago
That thing is so cute ^^
I would want to see it navigate a real maze, so that one could see if it's path finding algorithms using the whiskers works for real.
Love the video!
Varghjarta 2 years ago