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This Lightning Fast Robotic Tongue Ensures You’ll Snatch the Last Container of Clorox Wipes – Gizmodo Australia
Watch any kid play with a tape measure and you’ll understand where researchers from the Seoul National University of Science and Technology found the inspiration for their new chameleon-like robot that can snag objects with its artificial tongue over 30 inche…

Watch any kid play with a tape measure and youll understand where researchers from the Seoul National University of Science and Technology found the inspiration for their new chameleon-like robot that can snag objects with its artificial tongue over 30 inches away in less than 600 milliseconds.
Snatcher, as the robots called, wasnt just inspired by tape measures. If you look closely the tongue part that shoots out and retracts is the metal ruler salvaged from an actual tape measure because of i…
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