GE building worm-like robots to dig military tunnels

GE worm-like robot

GE Research testing its worm-like robot at its lab in Niskayuna, N.Y. | Credit: GE

General Electric apparently has a thing for crawling, nature-inspired robots. It has already field-tested Sarcos Robotics’ snake-like Guardian S robot for maintenance applications. Now GE Research, the technology development arm of GE, is developing a worm-like robot that digs tunnels for military applications.

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