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Engineering, Nov 23
Underwater robots take many forms, but few are stranger than MIT’s burrowing mechanism that apes the razor clam, one of nature’s best anchors. The robot can dig quickly and deeply, potentially locking whatever it is attached to—a sensing robot, for example—solidly to the seafloor.
New hydrogen-storage method discovered
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