Researchers aim to create soft, shape-changing robots

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A research team from the Universities of Bath and Birmingham are hoping to reinvent the way we design robots. 

Typically, robots, like robotic arms, are controlled by a single central controller. The research team, however, is hoping to create robots that are made from many individual units that act individually but cooperatively to determine the machine’s movement. 

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