Researchers create starfish-like robot with 20 eyes

Engineers at Duke University in the United States have developed a unique robot called "Argus" with a multi-legged design and a network of cameras. Its aim is to achieve balanced movement in all directions by utilizing the principle of "dynamic symmetry." The robot relies on 20 legs equipped with cameras to enable comprehensive vision. Its performance score is 0.91 on a scale that measures its ability to accelerate evenly in all directions, surpassing most traditional robots. "Argus" demonstrated the ability to resist obstacles, recover stability after being pushed, withstand partial faults, and perform a variety of tasks such as wall climbing and carrying heavy loads. This opens new possibilities for exploration in unpredictable environments.

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