Stanford engineers demonstrated how six tiny microTug robots — with gripping, adhesive feet inspired by geckos — can work together to pull a 4,000 pound car on polished concrete, albeit very very slowly.
The researchers from Stanford's Biomimetics & Dexterous Manipulation Laboratory published their work on the microTug bots in the current issue of the journal IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters.
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