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| Two molecube 4-module robots | |||
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| Baseplate that supplies energy to cubes | |||
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| Illustration of swiveling mechanism | Close-up of single module | Inside of cube half that contains the motor and gear and electromagnet | Inside of cube half that contains the microprocessor and electromagnet |
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| Artist Rendition | Small-scale mockup used for explaining concept of geometric reconfiguration (1x1x1" swiveling cubes with magnets) | Team picture. Left to Right: Bryant Adams, Hod Lipson, Victor Zykov. Lipson and Zykov holding reproducing robot, Adams holding a mockup used to demonstrate motion. | |
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| Series of shots from the self-replication process of a 4-module robot, two generations | Series of shots from the self-replication process of a 3-module robot, two generations | Series of shots showing reconfiguration during the first 10 seconds |
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