The BionicWheelBot takes inspiration from the cartwheeling spider Cebrennus rechenbergi, discovered in the Sahara in 2008. Like its natural counterpart, the robot can walk normally or roll forward by forming wheels with its legs, allowing for faster and more efficient movement across flat and uneven terrain. Developed by Professor Ingo Rechenberg and a bionics team, the design enables the robot to navigate rough ground and climb gentle slopes. Credit: Festo #robotics #bionics #engineering #techn

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