Assembler Robots to Eventually Build Nearly Anything
MIT researchers have made significant progress toward creating robots that could build nearly anything, including objects much larger than themselves — buildings, vehicles, or even larger robots.
“It could build a structure, or it could build another robot of the same size, or it could build a bigger robot,” says CBA doctoral student Amira Abdel-Rahman .
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