MuddyBot Robot Invention: Mudskipper Robot Mimics Ancient Land Animals' First 'Steps'

The muddyRobot caught the attention of the world. This new invention provides a new help to the new generation of scientists to their discoveries. According to a report, the robot will help the scientists to understand how animals moved million of years ago. The robot was modeled after the mudskipper fish that walks short distances over rocks. The African mudskipper observations of the mudskipper helped the scientists to create the new invention. This was called as the MuddyBot which can wriggles over sand using limbs that resemble a mudskipper's powerful fins and tails. The mudyBot was created with some special abilities. The researchers found that the fins are used in walking is an effective way for the mudskipper and MuddyBot to scooch across flat surfaces, an undulating push from a tail is helpful for ascending sandy slopes. A muscular tail in the earliest land animals may have played a more important role in their locomotion than previously thought. With the new innovation, humans are more likely dependable to the technology. Many researchers said that everyday new technology was born and one of this is the innovative muddyBot that can survive through the help of their limbs adapted to the new challenges of supporting and propelling their body weight over rocks, mud and sand. According to the co-author Richard Blob, a professor of biological sciences at Clemson University in South Carolina said in a statement that the role of the tail in land locomotion — largely overlooked until now — may have been an important factor as animals transitioned to life out of water, an existing feature that helped to propel them into their strange, new habitat. The muddyBot mudskipper invention was proved that can Mimics Ancient Land Animals' First 'Steps. It uses the locomotion principles of the mudskipper to move through a trackway filled with granular materials.