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Carnegie Mellon's new Robotics Innovation Center is creating autonomous drones and tiny robots that could revolutionize search-and-rescue missions after disasters. These innovations will help save lives without putting human rescuers in danger.
Scientists created a tiny artificial eye inspired by fruit flies that gives robots 180-degree vision and the ability to detect hazardous gases. The breakthrough could help search-and-rescue drones navigate disaster zones and find survivors in collapsed buildings.