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Yale University roboticists have developed a way for soft robots to replicate some of the more unsettling things that animals and insects can accomplish.
In one video, a soft quadruped robot breaks free of its leg when a falling rock traps a back leg.
In the second video, three robots are able to fuse together, then they cross the gap as a unit.
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