
Krock robot in Uganda by the banks of the Nile River, avoiding overheating. Credit: Tomislav Horvat and Kamilo Melo 2016
“Based on their experience in Africa, the researchers developed an improved version of the Krock platform, Krock-2, which is more robust, flexible, and waterproof. With less need for elaborate camouflaging elements like realistic latex skin, the upgraded robot has great potential for disaster response and rescue applications.”
Hey, nerds: if that thing comes towards me in a disaster response or rescue application, either it will be left in little pieces, or I will.







