In the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (Darpa) research program , MIT researchers managed to create a robot in which movement is subordinated by the user for speed, balance, and dexterity.
It has a similar function to drones and remote control-based cars, the robots will react only to the reactions-movements given by a "user" and will be able to operate in areas impossible for humans to survive, such as underwater or in areas with high radioactive radiation, or even on other planets.
In addition, the robot will be able to have additional speed, accuracy, and flexibility through commands from a human from a significant distance.
However, they differ from current remote-controlled devices, it will have an additional excellent feature that it will be able to "give" to its operator, "force feedback", in order to counteract and help the machine remain in its balance.
For example, if the robot loses balance on uneven terrain, the operator will sense this and lean to the opposite side, helping the robot regain its balance.
The main advantage of this machine is that it can do everything a human needs to do in a high-risk environment.
Source: thegreeksenergy.com
