Sandia Labs Creates Robots To Save Trapped Miners

Sandia Labs Creates Robots To Save Trapped Miners

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To speed rescue efforts, engineers have developed a robot that would eliminate some of the unknowns of mine rescue operations.

Source: Sandia Labs

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