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M-BLOCKS
A prototype of a new modular robot that can transform into any shape.
They are robots with no external moving parts. Each modular robot is equipped with enough processing power to do some
tasks autonomously.
M-BLOCKS (cont..)
These modular robots are more like dice equipped with power of
M-BLOCKS
INSIDE M-BLOCKS
Each M-Block is equipped with a fly-wheel which rotate with the
INSIDE M-BLOCKS(cont..)
INSIDE M-BLOCKS(cont..)
Some blocks might carry cameras, lights, or grippers to maneuver
to each other.
Magnets on the corners of the blocks are used for course
as the cubes rotate over each other to take up their new positions.
The connection between the cubes becomes much stronger, anchoring
the pivot.
M-BLOCKS IN ACTION
GOALS OF M-BLOCK
Design self-assembling and self-reconfiguring robot systems.
Modular robots with the ability of changing their geometry according
to task and this is exciting because a robot designed for a single task
has a fixed architecture.
GOALS OF M-BLOCK
Modular robotics research is to be able to miniaturize modules to
M-BLOCKS IN FUTURE
In the future, m-blocks envisions equipping special blocks with
M-BLOCKS IN FUTURE
Advanced versions of M-Blocks might be used to repair infrastructure,
of self-assembling macro-bots.
M-BLOCKS IN FUTURE
The smaller the blockthe higher the robots voxel resolution.
Bibliography
http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2013/simple-scheme-for-self-
assembling-robots-1004.html http://alum.mit.edu/pages/sliceofmit/2013/10/16/m-blocks-roboticcubes-that-assemble-themselves