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UCLA researchers recently developed PhoneBot, a low-cost humanoid robot using an Android smartphone for sensing and control. The 19-inch device weighs 4 pounds and costs around $400 excluding the phone. It successfully walks, tracks people, and stands up using 13 motors and phone sensors, offering an accessible platform for robotics experiments.
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Researchers Develop Modular Soft Robotic Gripper