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This Origami Robot Can Climb, Swim And Will Dissolve Into Nothing

Written by Chris Haigh
Writer, baker, co-host of "Good Evening Podcast" and "North By Nerdwest".
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If you’re stuck looking for a cool little technological story to perk up your day, then the announcement of this cute, efficient, and very talented ‘origami’ robot, is sure to brighten up your day.

Presented by some of MIT’s best and brightest scientists, the ‘Untethered Miniature Origami Robot’ is capable of self-assembly, swimming in water (admittedly pretty shallow water), and even climbing and carrying small objects. While it’s definitely still a work in progress, the fact that this little robot is already capable of so much is pretty hopeful and exciting for the future of modern robotics.

The robot can even dissolve its parts in water when finished with its task, meaning that it has little waste management problems. Win-win, right?

Check out the very interesting YouTube clip above and give us your opinion on these nifty origami robots below – face of the future or future flop?

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